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The Final Showdown?: Netanyahu and Trump Hint Decisive Action Against Iran Could Be Soon
By Erick Stakelbeck - https://harbingersdaily.com/the-final-showdown-netanyahu-and-trump-hint-decisive-action-against-iran-could-be-soon/
The final showdown with Iran’s regime may be imminent.
The United States and Israel are reportedly considering new strikes against Iran’s regime after the U.S. midterm elections, which will be held on November 3rd. Both nations have ramped up military drills in recent days, and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth was in Israel last week meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Both Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump have hinted in recent days that something decisive could be coming.
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Apocalyptic Scenario: Iran Is Threatening to Attack Oil Producing Facilities, Undersea Internet Cables, Desalination Plants and the Dimona Nuclear Reactor
Iranian leaders are making all sorts of apocalyptic threats. If they are able to follow through on even some of those threats, the Middle East will soon be thrown into a state of complete and utter chaos. As you will see below, the U.S. and Israel are preparing for a massive campaign of airstrikes on Iran. The Iranians are very well aware of this, and they are pledging to attack oil producing facilities, undersea Internet cables, international airports, desalination plants and the Dimona nuclear reactor in response. If Iran is not bluffing, we really could be facing an apocalyptic scenario in the Middle East.
On Monday, we learned that two U.S. officials just told CNN that the military is ready to hit Iran really hard once President Trump gives the order…
US forces in the Middle East are prepared to launch new, potentially major, military operations against Iran “within 96 hours of receiving” an order from President Donald Trump, according to two US officials.
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Rumours of Peace
Terry James - https://terryjamesprophecyline.com/2026/10/25/rumors-of-peace-2/
Peace is perhaps the most prevalent issue on the minds of humankind in these volatile times. The rumors of war that look to be much like those prophesied by Jesus in His Olivet Discourse (Matthew chapter 24) are on the increase when thinking upon things brewing in the Middle East. This region threatens to break out in a much wider violence between Israel and its enemy neighbours at any moment, an action that could swiftly progress to a much larger conflict involving atomic weaponry. This must be avoided at all costs, therefore every effort at peace is explored by the internationalist powers that be.
Some efforts at squashing war before it can get started are genuine. Others look suspiciously to be simply repositioning in ways that will help those involved secure advantage for themselves in one way or the other. That’s how I view most peace initiatives taking place in the region in and around the so-called holy land.
Jacob Rees-Mogg speaks out on GB News from pro-life march on anniversary of Abortion Act
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has spoken out on GB News from a pro-life march on the 59th anniversary of the Abortion Act. Campaigners flocked to the heart of Westminster this afternoon to commemorate the 1967 legislation.
Under current legislation, lawful abortions are allowed up to 23 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy, requiring two doctors to sign an authorisation. But the intricate debate rumbles on, with concerns being raised over lobby campaigns to extend termination up until birth.
March for Life UK, which campaigns against abortion and assisted suicide, gathered supporters in Parliament Square from midday for the campaign group's public witness, aiming to express how abortions can impact the wider family.
"Together, we will bear witness, encourage reflection, and help spark important conversations in the public square," the organisation said. At the march today, former Conservative MP Sir Jacob Rees Mogg spoke to GB News, explaining that many of the campaigners view abortion as the "greatest tragedy of modern times".
FULL ARTICLE AT: https://www.gbnews.com/news/abortion-act-anniversary-march-for-life-protest-westminster-london-jacob-rees-mogg
