Benjamin Netanyahu has once again ascended to the Prime Minister's seat in the Israeli government. Many are thrilled to see him back in power, while most globalists shudder at the fact. Regardless of our opinions or anyone else's, one thing is certain: the going will not be easy for Netanyahu for many reasons. Yesterday we …
Continue reading Challenges Facing Israel’s New Netanyahu Government – Part 2
A long-time NATO ally, Turkey has been led down a different path since the August 2014 election of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Steadily since that time, Erdogan has forsaken NATO allies to drift toward the Russian power block. Recently, Turkey entrenched itself even further with Russia when it purchased the Russian-made S-400 anti-aircraft defense system, …
Continue reading Turkey Solidifying its Choice to Side with Russia
News is coming in regarding an alleged Israeli air strike on the port city of Latakia, Syria. This is a major development, as Latakia is the main base for Russian troops and activity in Syria. Typically, when Israel strikes bases inside Syria, they are Iranian bases, and Russia is notified prior to the strike. In …
Continue reading BREAKING: Air Attacks Launched on Latakia Syria
Several Israeli news outlets have reported satellite images revealing a new Iranian missile factory in Syria. Moreover, at least one Russian S-400 missile defense system is near enough to provide defense against an attack on the missile factory. See satellite images and read The Jerusalem Post's report here. Seemingly more evidence that things are heating …
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