It's stunning how Israel IS front and center of world news every day~
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" The world’s eyes are on the G20 Summit taking place in Russia. Although the Syria crisis is not officially on the schedule, there is no doubt that the international response to chemical weapons assaults is being affected.

Meanwhile, Israel remains squarely in the crossfire of threatened retaliation if the U.S. – or an international coalition – strikes Syria.

This is no time to mince words or back down from our nation’s commitment to our most staunch ally in the Middle East in spite of President Barack Obama’s incoherent and badly executed policy in the region. Please see my important update below – Mat.


The Middle East has been significantly destabilized in recent weeks. Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, and Israel are all engaged in, or are preparing for, potentially catastrophic conflicts. %%bbCodeItem_1%%

President Obama took center stage today at the G20 Summit to rally support for his call to arms against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his government with hopes that a “shot across the bow” will stop the atrocities taking place there.

Right now, the debate focuses upon who the chemical attackers actually were – the government, rebel forces, or outsiders. Surprisingly, many in Barack Obama’s liberal base believe he and John Kerry are lying about the attack details to cover up the President’s failed policies. Not surprisingly, Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared that John Kerry is lying.

Many leaders of the international community say there are more questions than answers – and most say military action is not the proper solution.

Yet, President Obama believes he knows better than the other world leaders.

Despite his rhetoric that he didn’t draw the “red line” in justifying a military response over the use of chemical weapons, the President asserts that action must be taken to protect the credibility of the international communities, the United States, and the United States Congress.

In response to mounting criticism, President Obama contends his “credibility is not on the line,” but Congress drew the line. Or perhaps it was the international community’s “red line” when it banned the use of chemical weapons after World War I.

Once again, as we have become accustomed with our Teflon President, the buck never stops with him!

++Israel is squarely in the crossfire of this conflict.

Since the start of talk about military intervention, Syria and Iraq have both threatened to attack Israel if the United States and/or international alliances retaliate against the Syrian government.

As reported in The Times of Israel…

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‘No military attack will be waged against Syria,” said Hossein Sheikholeslam, a member of Iran’s Islamic Consultative Assembly. ‘Yet, if such an incident takes place, which is impossible, the Zionist regime will be the first victim of a military attack on Syria.’”

Israel has reportedly been taking intense security precautions. “Our hand is always on the pulse,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday. “Our finger is a responsible one and if needed, is on the trigger. We will always know how to protect our citizens and our country against those who come to injure us or try to attack us.”

Syria’s leaders also defiantly declared, “The Syrian government will not change position even if there is World War III.”

Israeli leaders are already being forced to deal with the fallout from any potential intervention in Syria, in the same way in which they have been continually disadvantaged by Barack Obama’s incoherent and badly executed policy in the region. . .

. . . Our current administration’s failed Middle East policies have already resulted in shed American blood, escalating violence, strong anti-American sentiment, and the threat of total chaos in the Middle East.


The bottom line: The Middle East is facing a meltdown of epic proportions – and Israel remains at the epicenter of the conflict. ."

http://jimbakkershow.com/digest/israel-surrounded-by-enemies/

And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation thereof is nigh.. . . "(Luke 21:20)

"Israel is one of the smallest nations in the entire world.


It measures 260 miles long with 112 miles of coastline. Israel is 60 miles at its widest and around 7 miles at its narrowest point.

This tiny little country is surrounded by twenty-two hostile Arab/Islamic dictatorships that are 640 times the size of Israel.

There is much turmoil in Israel today. They are persecuted and surrounded by enemies—Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah, etc. But this hatred and persecution of Israel is only a hint of what will happen in the end times. (Matthew 24:15-21)

Jesus will rescue born again believers, as promised:

Great article, Donna. It is a miracle in and of itself how this tiny nation survives, isn't it? We know it is by the Hand of our Living God. It baffles me why those who scoff don't see it.

interestingly, Shiloh, this is the first time the whole globe has ganged up against God's chosen . . . it's so obvious,huh, tensions are not going to decrease ~ UNLESS the peace plan is verrrrrrrrrrry near

~~ JUST as Jesus announced ~~~the hatred world-wide is insane over such a tiny parcel of land God calls His own . .

Even though we know the hatred is supernatural, did you ever think we would be here to witness it? I honestly didn't. Oh, the Lord HAS to be coming soon with the shout and command!