314. Muslim Brotherhood Demands Continued Funding from U.S.
This issue looks at new biblical evidence, more U.S. pressure on Israel while cutting funding, the assassination attempts on Israeli officials,and more. Continue reading
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311. 200,000 Weapons Pointed at Israeli Citizens
This issue looks at the weapons currently pointed at Israel, the U.N. Secretary General’s “welcome” by Palestinians, and more. Continue reading
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50. More Nukes in Middle East
Obama’s role in Palestinian plans for Jerusalem, his recent whitewashing of Islam’s plans, the growing number of nuke-seeking Arab and Muslim nations, and more Continue reading
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45. Trouble Brewing at Temple Mount
This issue looks at the recent Hamas-backed confrontation at Jerusalem’s Western Wall and more. Continue reading
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17. Rebuilding the Temple
This issue sheds light on how Israeli settlements came to be declared “illegal,” reveals what Israelis think about rebuilding the Temple and why Muslims would allow it, highlights a few Muslim traditions regarding the Mahdi, and gives a rule for writing sentences within sentences. Continue reading
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15. How Jefferson dealt with pirates
This issue looks at the Israeli military buildup and how Thomas Jefferson dealt with Muslim piracy. Continue reading
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Obama Netanyahu Face to Face
This issue covers the recent Obama/Netanyahu meeting, discusses the danger of dividing Jerusalem, looks at a revealing survey of how Americans regard a nuclear Iran, and shows the proper use of the co
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