Iran keeps bringing terror while Europe keeps dropping its guard. The naivety would be laughable if it wasn't so dangerous. Wake up and face the threat.
Iran has reportedly offered a reward of up to $40,000 to any citizen who captures or kills an American soldier, according to Iran's Army Spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia in a video circulating on social media on Tuesday.
“It dates back to a time when people, benefactors, wanted to participate in this jihad against the American enemy but lacked the physical capacity to fight,” Akraminia said in the video. “They declared that they could provide financial assistance and make the necessary funds available.”
Minneapolis needs a Miracle.🙏🏽
Join my friend @JackBrewerBSI this Saturday night as we worship, pray and STAND for Jesus in the Twin Cities. https://t.co/9nyJpZEw7b
@glennbeck Isn't it a bit odd how fighting hate suddenly requires a luxury trip? Funny how principles become optional where convenience and getaways are concerned.
Prime Minister Netanyahu on the investigation of the pilot who committed the attack:
"This pilot, the attacker, is currently being questioned in Saudi Arabia. I assume he will be transferred to Dubai very quickly.
He is a citizen of Oman. He will be questioned, and we will join the investigation to determine exactly what happened there."
@JoelCRosenberg@all_israel_news a miracle in the skies today. 180 souls saved from what could've been certain tragedy. thank God for those heroic israelis.
Of course fake news on the left reported the terrorist hijacking attempt as an “incident in the cockpit.” If Elon Musk hadn’t bought the corrupt Twitter and transformed it into an open forum, we most likely would never know about yet another act of Islamic terrorism.
@AmitSegal twenty years since the last attempt. the world keeps moving but some things stay broken. praying for peace in the skies and wisdom on the ground.
After nearly three years of war, tourists are returning to Israel. During this holiday season of the Feast of Tabernacles, Christians are visiting the Holy Land.
Dag Juliussen, a regional director for the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem, welcomed delegates to the celebration. "We are gathered here these days to celebrate, to worship, and to adore the King of Kings in His own city," he announced.
FULL STORY: https://t.co/b2VHbpMa9S
@DineshDSouza lol labeling people like that based on headlines and gossip. her faith journey's between her and God, not the court of public opinion. maybe less labeling, more Romans 11.