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Is Donald Trump Preparing To Announce That The United States Will Recognize A State Of Palestine To Exist At Saudi-US Gulf Summit Next Week?
Saudi Arabia will host a Gulf-US summit in mid-May during Trump’s Mideast visit. Speculation swirls over a major announcement on a Palestinian state, and peaceful US-Saudi nuclear cooperation In your King James Bible, the word “trump” appears just twice, and both times it is in connection with the end times event known as the Pretribulation…
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Emmanuel Macron Says That France Will Recognize A Palestinian State To Exist In June In Joint Partnership With Mohammed Bin Salman Of Saudi Arabia
France is making plans to recognize a Palestinian state and could do so as early as June, French President Emmanuel Macron said in an interview with a French broadcaster on Wednesday. Emmanuel Macron has been quiet lately, allowing President Trump to garner all the headlines, but he certainly has not been idle. Yesterday, Macron announced that, in…
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Worrying Survey: Most young Briton think Israel should not exist
Israel National News reports: “A new and worrying survey published on the British news site UnHerd reveals that most young Britons do not believe that Israel should continue to exist. A full 50 percent of […] The post Worrying Survey: Most young Briton think Israel should not exist appeared first on JVIM.
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Only Your King James Bible Contains The ‘Advanced Revelation’ That In The End Of Time, A State Of Palestine Would Exist Where It Is About To Be Formed
Why do all the modern versions erase the words ‘Palestine’ and ‘Palestina’ and replace them with ‘Philistines’ and ‘Philistia’? Your King James Bible contains advanced revelation, lots of it. It makes the Greek and Hebrew scholars nervous when you talk about a perfect and preserved word of God, it makes them doubly nervous when you then…
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Gen Z More Likely to Support Hamas, Oppose Israel’s Right to Exist, Survey Finds
As anti-Israel protests roil university campuses, a new survey confirms that Generation Z is, indeed, less likely to support the Jewish state than the general population.