Massive civilian protests in Lebanon are shaking up the delicate balance in the region. With a history as a majority Christian country and once labeled the “the Paris of the Middle East,” Lebanon’s future can take many forms, including a return to its former glory as a partner in the building of the Temple.
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Israel Said Bracing for Direct Cruise Missile or Drone Attack by Iran
Israel is readying for a direct cruise missile or drone strike by Tehran in response to recent attacks on Iranian regional proxies which have been attributed to the Jewish state, Army Radio reported Tuesday evening.
Lebanon’s Hezbollah Under Rare Pressure
When mass anti-government protests engulfed Lebanon, a taboo was broken as strongholds of the Shiite Hezbollah group saw rare demonstrations criticizing the party and revered leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Near Completion of IDF’s New Gaza Border Fortifications
Israel is nearing completion of new defense works being constructed on the Gaza border in response to weekly border riots, threats from anti-tank missiles and other terror attacks, according to a Channel 13 report broadcast on Wednesday.
IDF Chief Cantor Sings “Kol Nidre”
Kol Nidre has been part of the Yom Kippur service for over 1000 years.
Turn your sound up for this beautiful rendition sung by the Israel Defense Forces Cantor and Rabbinical Choir.
Hamas Waging ‘Secret War’ in Gaza
Gaza’s Hamas rulers have been waging a “secret war” against followers of the Islamic State and other Salafist groups in the Strip, according to a recent report in the Lebanese daily Al Akhbar.
Arabs Hurl Firebombs, Burn Tires as Jews Pray at Joseph’s Tomb
Dozens of Palestinians rioted on Sunday night following the pilgrimage of some 1,000 Jews, under Israeli security escort, to the Tomb of Joseph in Shechem/Nablus to pray. The rioters threw firebombs and burning tires at security personnel.
Israeli security forces responded with riot dispersal methods.
