Tag: jun
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30 Jun 2025
Don’t forget other enemies We know now some of the effects of joint American-Israel strike forces. Iran certainly does. A couple dozen bunker buster bombs decimated the Regime’s nuclear program, despite what you hear from the delusional Tehran media and their global friends—especially those in America. But I often strive to bring you information you…
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23 Jun 2025
(This week is my 1,000th “Israel Watch” column for RR. More than 19 years! Doesn’t seem possible, but I simply want to say thank you to the readers, and to Terry and Todd for giving me the platform and always having my back. That is rare these days! THANK YOU) Planes in the air! This…
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21 Jun 2025
Unseasonal June winter storm to bring heavy snow and winds to Montana A strong and unseasonal winter storm is forecast to affect western and central Montana from June 20 to 22, 2025, bringing 30 to 60 cm (12 to 24 inches) of snow above 1 800 m (6 000 feet) and wind gusts up to…
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24 Jun 2024
“I don’t know that they haven’t” This week I listened to Hugh Hewitt interview former Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren discuss the war situation in Israel right now. One quick answer to a Hewitt question stopped me in my tracks. With focus shifting to a seemingly imminent war with Hezbollah in the north, Hewitt wondered about…
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17 Jun 2024
Failing Israel This week, I was listening to a Bible prophecy teacher and heard a phrase that would make a tremendous book title. From my days as a Christian book editor, I could just imagine the possibilities for such a book, with this great title. I contacted the teacher and suggested a book project based…
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10 Jun 2024
Let’s Take a Break I reserve the right to, from time to time, write about something other than Israel’s perpetual wars (forced on the Jewish state by her neighbors, of course). My trips to Israel can give some different perspectives. Also, I am frankly tired of some observers that only give us dark, scary forecasts.…
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3 Jun 2024
Don’t worry As we watch the Hamas War unfold, we have analyzed (as best we can 8,000 miles away) and discussed, analyzed some more. If we’re honest, we don’t know what’s going to happen. I’m as bad as anyone of being contradictory: We don’t know what will happen tomorrow (the Bible tells us), but…but…”What I…