Wednesday, 3 January 2024

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IDF Fears Hezbollah Invasion from Jordan - Here's Why

They’ve Waited 5 Years To Do Anything With The Jeffrey Epstein Documents Because They Are Hoping To Use It To Stop Donald Trump From Running For President

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Yahya Sinwar, the head of Hamas in Gaza - Finally Speaks Out and LIES

 

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Tuesday, 2 January 2024

DO NOT MISS "MAKING SENSE OF A WORLD IN TOTAL CHAOS - ONLY THE BIBLE HAS THE ANSWER" A DYNAMIC PRESENTATION BY RESPECTED AUTHOR AND SPEAKER PHIL DAVIES ON THE 17TH JANUARY AT TURF NEAR NEWPORT.

  SOUTH WALES BIBLE STUDY EVENING AT TURF IN CROSS KEYS NEAR NEWPORT ON WEDNESDAY THE 17TH OF JANUARY.

 IN THESE DARK AND DECEPTIVE TIMES BEFORE THE LORD JESUS RETURNS, WE HAVE THE SPLENDID LOCAL AUTHOR AND SPEAKER PHIL DAVIES (PICTURED ABOVE) SHARING WITH US ON "MAKING SENSE OF A WORLD IN CHAOS - THE BIBLE HAS THE ANSWER".


       PHIL'S DYNAMIC PRESENTATION WILL BE FROM 7.30PM FOLLOWED BY A FULL Q&A SECTION. THE DATE IS WEDNESDAY THE 17TH OF JANUARY.
The venue is The Upper Room Fellowship (TURF),6A Risca Road, CrossKeys, NP11 7DG (six miles north of Newport)
His many books include "The Rapture of the Church" (above), 

   "The Miracle That Is Israel" (above), and others including "The Seven Year Tribulation", "The Second Coming Of Jesus Christ", "The 1000 Year Millennial Kingdom", "Blood On Their Hands", and "Combatting Fear For Such A Time Like This". An impressive list indeed, and Phil is also a noted speaker at conferences and many other occasions.   

FORMER Treorchy rugby player Phil Davies – once known as “Ming The Merciless” – has now penned several novels. Years after becoming a Christian and a marketing guru, Ton Pentre- based Phil spent five years writing the legal thriller Blood on their Hands.

He is presently the chief executive of the charity Sporting Marvels which forges links with schools and churches within Rhondda. Happily married to Benita with five children, grandfather Phil, was part of the Treorchy RFC team in the 1980s.

Phil founded Sporting Marvels in 2002 after being called out of a lucrative off-field career in professional Rugby Union where he was the architect of the Treorchy “Dream” before going on to hold some of the biggest jobs in Welsh and British rugby. The vision to put a positive Christian role model in front of every school pupil in Rhondda was timely, with less than 0.9% of Rhondda’s population regularly attending church according to the 2001 census, and it still burns brightly in his heart today.  

Refreshments and Nibbles Free of Charge

For further information please contact John on 01495 270686 or Neville on 07808 251502

Car Parking…

From TURF, heading north, turn left immediately at the traffic lights, into Gladstone Street. There is a car park 200 yards on the right.

ISRAEL STEPS UP STRIKES IN SOUTHERN GAZA AS WAR CONTINUES

 Intense fighting has continued in Gaza, even as Israel announced plans to pull back some combat troops

  • Residents say Israeli war planes and tanks have stepped up bombings and artillery fire in the southern city of Khan Younis
  • The Israeli military says its troops have killed dozens of Palestinian fighters in Jabalia in the north, and targeted others in Gaza City and coastal areas
  • Hamas officials say more than 200 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in the past 24 hours
  • In the West Bank, the IDF says it killed four Palestinian militants in a counter-terrorism operation
  • On Monday, Israel's military said it was planning to pull some reservists out of Gaza in preparation for "prolonged fighting" it said would continue all year
  • At least 1,200 people were killed when Hamas militants attacked Israel on 7 October and about 240 others were taken hostage
  • The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says more than 22,000 people have been killed in the territory since Israel started its retaliatory campaign 

    Israel says operations in West Bank are pre-emptive
  • Yolande Knell

    Middle East correspondent, in Jerusalem

    As we've been reporting, Israel's military earlier said it killed four Palestinian militants during an overnight raid in the occupied West Bank town of Azzun.

    Israel Defense Forces has said that its operations in the West Bank are pre-emptive and aimed at dealing with security threats. It says it has carried out a wide campaign against Hamas and other armed factions in the territory over the past three months.

    It says that more than 2,550 people have been arrested, approximately 1,300 of whom are associated with Hamas.

    Hamas is considered to be a terrorist organisation by Israel, the UK, US and other Western powers.

    Last week, a UN report deplored what it said was a "rapid deterioration" of human rights in the West Bank and urged Israeli authorities to end violence against the Palestinian population there.

    "The use of military tactics, means and weapons in law enforcement contexts, the use of unnecessary or disproportionate force, and the enforcement of broad, arbitrary and discriminatory movement restrictions that affect Palestinians are extremely troubling," UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said.

  • Israel says it hit military targets in Syria

    Israel says it has struck Syrian military targets, in retaliation to Syrian rocket fire on northern Israel late on Monday.

    The IDF says it hit military infrastructure of the Syrian army, but Syrian state media denies this.

    Syrian state news agency SANA said an Israeli air strike early on Tuesday targeted positions on the outskirts of Damascus causing some material damage.

    Since the start of the war in Gaza on 7 October, the IDF has escalated its strikes in Syria, including Damascus and Aleppo airports and locations where Iranian-backed militia allegedly operates.

  • THIS AND MANY MORE UPDATES AT: Israel-Gaza war live: Israel steps up strikes in southern Gaza, residents say - BBC News

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    FOUR MORE HANGINGS IN SAUDI ARABIA TAKING THE TOTAL TO 170 THIS YEAR ALONE!

     Saudi Arabia sees annual surge in executions as four murderers are put to death on New Year's Eve taking 2023 tally to 170

    •  The Kingdom carried out a total of 38 executions in December alone 

    • Saudi Arabia executed 170 people in 2023, including four on New Year's Eve - an increase on the previous year, according to an AFP tally based on announcements by Saudi authorities.

      A total of 147 convicts were executed in 2022 in the Gulf state, routinely criticised by human rights activists who condemn its prolific use of capital punishment.

      A record of 187 executions took place in the kingdom in 2019.

    • The four people executed on Sunday had been convicted of murder, the official Saudi Press Agency reported, citing statements from the interior ministry.

      They included two in the north-western city of Tabuk, one in the capital Riyadh and one in Jazan in the south-west.

      Those executed over the course of 2023 included 33 people accused of terrorism-related crimes and two soldiers convicted of treason.

      There were 38 executions in December, the deadliest month.

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