SHOCK: 5 Jews Stabbed in Brutal Attack at New York Chanukah Party

SHOCK: 5 Jews Stabbed in Brutal Attack at New York Chanukah Party Read Now Major Jewish Groups ‘Horrified,’ Call for Special FBI Task Force After Latest Attack Read Now WATCH: Monsey Stabbing Suspect Arrested in Harlem After Cross-County Chase Watch Now

Watchman News Break - 12/27/19

Watchman Report: Let's Go!

This Weeks Top 4 Prophetic Stories From Prophecy News Watch

This Weeks Top 4 Prophetic Stories     The End-Time Fire-Pot As We Approach 2020   Most prophecy experts agree that the birth pains began with the rebirth of Israel and have steadily increased since that all-important prophetic event. At some point the baby must be born. Things are truly happening at breakneck speed-right now.     Unusual Seismic Activity On The West Coast Has Experts Extremely Concerned   The west coast never stops shaking, but lately the shaking has gone to an entirely new level, and this has many people deeply concerned about what may be coming.       Welcome To Post-Christian Christmas: Millennials Don't Know The Christmas Story   A recent poll discovered that 38% of Britons between the ages of 21 and 28 did not know the identity of the baby in Christmas Nativity scenes. Around 37% could identify neither Joseph nor Mary. Fewer than 10% could name the gifts given to Jesus by the three wise men and some even believed that Santa Claus was somehow linked to the Christmas story.     Turkey's Turn To The Dark Side - A Very Big Concern For 2020   Erdoğan has warned that if the U.S. continues to "disrespect" Turkey, Ankara will seek "new friends and allies." Those new friends include Russia & Iran.

Netanyahu Trounces Rival in Landslide Likud Primary Victory

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Watchman News Break - 12/26/19

Germany: A "Latent Sense of Insecurity" by Judith Bergman  •  December 28, 2019 at 5:00 am       Fifty-seven percent of Germans say that "increasingly being told what to say and how to behave" is getting on their nerves. — Survey on self-censorship in Germany, (conducted by Institut für Demoskopie Allensbach for the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung), May 2019. "We have seen the consequences of this decision [unrestricted migration] in terms of German public opinion and internal security - we experience problems every day. We have criminals, terrorist suspects and people who use multiple identities... While things are tighter today, we still have 300,000 people in Germany of whose identities we cannot be sure. That's a massive security risk." — August Hanning, former president of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service. "Evidently, many people nowadays view Islam more as a political ideology and less as a religion and therefore not deserving of religious tolerance." — Yasemin El-Menouar, Bertelsmann Stiftung's expert on religion, July 19, 2019. According to August Hanning, former president of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service, "We have seen the consequences of this decision [unrestricted migration] in terms of German public opinion and internal security... We have criminals, terrorist suspects and people who use multiple identities..." Pictured: Riot police observe as residents of Chemnitz, Germany protest the murder of a local German man the previous day. The victim was stabbed to death by migrants on August 27, 2018. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) "At least since the events at the Cologne cathedral square on New Year's Eve in 2015 people apparently feel more and more unsafe," said Oliver Malchow, the chairman of one of Germany's two largest police unions. He was referring to the mass sexual assaults committed mainly by Arab and North African men at the Cologne cathedral square on New Year's Eve more than four years ago. Malchow was also referring to new statistics, which show that approximately 640,000 Germans now have licenses for gas pistols -- a large increase since 2014, when around 260,000 people had such a license. A gas pistol fires loud blanks or tear gas cartridges and is only potentially lethal at extremely close range. Continue Reading Article

Prophecy Update End Times Headlines - 12/27/19

Watchman Report: The Threat of Replacement Theology (Part 1)

War for the World: Mystery Babylon vs Islam

Isaiah / Yeshayahu 62:6-7 I have set watchmen on your walls, O Jerusalem, who will not always be silent all the day nor all the night; you who remember Jehovah, do not be silent. And give Him no rest until He establishes and makes Jerusalem a praise in the earth. War for the World: Mystery Babylon vs Islam The Jews continue to foment an increased backlash against anti-Semitism in the White House, across the US, in US universities and at the ICC. In this report, a full analysis of the expansion and imposition of Judaism on people. Also, Turkey has begun a new push for its own dominance in the world at the same time as Jerusalem is fighting for its supremacy. Jerusalem's war cry is 'anti-Semitism; Turkey's war cry is "diminished honor". What Is The Difference Between Man's Religions and God's Kingdom? Is It Antisemitic To Criticize A Jew? Forgiving the Unrepentant   The Conversion Teeter Totter      Noach

Libya's Political Instability Makes Room for ISIS to Regroup by Ahmed Charai  •  December 27th  Turkey, which signed a military and economic accord with the Libyan government in November, could deprive Greece and the Greek Cypriots of large swaths of their oil and gas exploration areas and force Egypt and Israel to negotiate with Turkey over the construction of natural gas pipelines to Europe. The threat posed by extremists in Libya and Tunisia is not one that Europeans can ignore, as evidenced by the attack on British tourists in Sousse and the more recent attack by Tunisian Anis Amri in Berlin. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan opened the way on December 26 for direct military intervention in Libya: he announced a parliamentary vote in early January on sending troops to support the UN-backed Tripoli government against General Khalifa Haftar (pictured). (Image source: Russian Foreign Ministry/Flickr) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan opened the way on December 26 for direct military intervention in Libya: he announced a parliamentary vote in early January on sending troops to support the UN-backed Tripoli government against General Khalifa Haftar. Instructors, equipment and Turkish special forces are already operating in Libya alongside pro-government militias. Erdogan said that Turkey would also be willing to send aerial and naval assistance if circumstances require it. Sending Turkish troops will complicate the situation in an already fragile country, torn by internal dissent since the ouster and killing of the dictator Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. Continue Reading Article Why Palestinian Leaders Fear Opinion Polls by Khaled Abu Toameh  •  December 27th  The Palestinian Authority leadership was far from pleased about AMAN's exposure of the Palestinians public's discontent with corruption. Palestinian leaders fear that reports about corruption could contribute to a drying up of international funding of the PA. If donor countries got whiff of the fact that their taxpayers' money is being squandered and stolen by senior PA officials, the cash cow might just kick over the PA bucket. The statement by Transparency International is a clear indication of the campaign of threats and intimidation its representatives have been facing since the release of the corruption survey. The statement implies that AMAN was forced to withdraw its public opinion poll after its staff received threats from the PA leadership. Mahmoud Abbas also apparently wants to make sure that donor countries continue to channel funds to his government without noticing that a majority of Palestinians are complaining about corruption. Palestinian leaders fear that reports about corruption could contribute to a drying up of international funding of the Palestinian Authority. If donor countries got whiff of the fact that their taxpayers' money is being squandered and stolen by senior PA officials, the cash cow might just kick over the PA bucket. (Image source: iStock) Palestinian Authority leaders are upset: a survey published on December 11 by Transparency International, a global organization that "gives voice to the victims and witnesses of corruption," found that corruption is increasing in the PA and in five Arab countries. Transparency International said that its survey, called "Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) – Middle East and North Africa," revealed that "almost two-thirds of all people (65%) in six countries surveyed think that corruption is getting worse in their country, and that their governments are not doing enough to end corruption." The GCB report, one of the largest, most detailed surveys of citizens' views on corruption and experiences of bribery, incorporates the views of more than 6,600 citizens from Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Sudan and Tunisia, according to Transparency International. Continue Reading Article

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