Who Is the Greatest Obstacle to Peace Between Israelis and Arabs?

 High Time for a History Lesson: Who Is the Greatest Obstacle to Peace Between Israelis and Arabs?

By Chris Katulka - https://harbingersdaily.com/high-time-for-a-history-lesson-who-is-the-greatest-obstacle-to-peace-between-israelis-and-arabs/

On Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back against former President Barack Obama, who accused Israel of taking Palestinian land during a visit to Northern Ireland. The Israeli PM declared that “the Jewish people are not foreign occupiers,” but have ancestral connections to this Biblical land stretching back “thousands of years.”

The greatest obstacle to peace, Netanyahu said, is not Israel, but the refusal of its enemies to recognize the Jewish people’s right to a sovereign state.

Here’s my take. Last time I checked, Israel not only agreed to and crafted agreements to develop Palestinian self-determination, but it has shown up to every negotiation.

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Europe: Ready for the Antichrist

By Jan Markell - https://harbingersdaily.com/europe-ready-for-the-antichrist/

The title I am using for this article is not mine. It was the title Amir Tsarfati used at my prophecy conference in suburban Minneapolis in the Fall of 2016. It was one of the most captivating and timely messages ever presented at that event that spanned almost 20 years. Dare I say, some 5,000 people sat captivated—even riveted.

Amir described his experience in Europe that year. It left him terrified. You can hear the message here. Remember, this is a decade ago. He knew he was somewhere near the headquarters of a future Antichrist empire. He felt unnerved and even ran back to his hotel room, sensing evil or danger. Shortly after that, he called me, and we did a radio interview.

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WATCH: Ben-Gvir Confronts Prisoner Charged with Raping Female Guard Watch Now Websites taken down worldwide as critical cyber-security update issued  International governments and agencies have urged websites to address two critical cyber-security flaws in a programming language which powers much of the internet. The vulnerabilities were found within the PHP programming language, with a fix issued on Wednesday afternoon. Multiple cyber-security agencies have urged organisations unable to apply fixes in time to consider taking their sites down, leaving bodies such as the Finnish government, Edinburgh council and the BBC to take pages offline. The flaws were discovered by AI, with cyber-security firm Wiz saying they were the "most severe vulnerabilities ever discovered" by the tech, which is reshaping the cyber landscape. Finland has temporarily shut down the government's public web services, while the Netherlands' cyber-security agency said it was taking its own website offline due to the vulnerabilities. The US National Security Agency issued similar advice on X, external for organisations to take their systems offline if they were unable to update with the fix. "These vulnerabilities often provide a direct path to the server's file system or database," it wrote. Meanwhile, the White House said federal agencies were working with leading AI labs to speed up a fix to the issue. And in a post on X , external, Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi urged people to check if their publicly available websites ran on PHP. The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, said it was addressing the security vulnerabilities. "We have taken down a number of other systems as a precautionary measure until they can be safely patched," it said. That led some people to be unable to access parts of Wikipedia on Wednesday. Edinburgh council's website has also become inaccessible, as well as the online homes for several BBC programmes including Doctor Who and The Traitors.They have not confirmed a link to PHP - BBC News has approached them for comment. FULL REPORT AT: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmly0lg3w5x2o