1188 Weekly News + The Non-Existent Palestine
In addition to this week’s news, you’ll learn why a 2-state solution in Israel may never be realized. Continue reading
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301. It’s All Israel’s Fault
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300. Shariah in America?
Shariah in America? 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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44. Amazing First Temple Discovery
This issue reports on a Hamas leader’s son’s conversion to Christianity, an amazing First Temple archaeological find, more. Continue reading
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25. One World Government
This issue examines Barack Obama’s latest ambush of Israel and aid to terrorists, the hidden agenda of the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference, and gives rules for using commas in numbers. Continue reading
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21. Fatah, Iran and Saudi Arabia
This issue looks at Fatah’s true character, Iran’s new Defense Minister, Saudi Arabia’s attempts to reduce terrorism, and offers a writing tip to help avoid a common writing and speaking mistake. Since I will be out of the country for 2-1/2 weeks, the next edition will not be posted until the week of September 20th. I’d appreciate your prayers as I help lead two pastor training conferences in the Philippines. Continue reading
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18. Selecting our Favorite Terrorists
This issue reveals how our State Department has officially snubbed Israel, examines America’s favorite policy for determining which terrorist organizations to support, and gives a writing tip for interjecting comments or corrections into a quotation. Continue reading
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