Tuesday, 11 August 2020

The devil threatening to kill me and burn house down with mum in.


The Devil has been personally visiting me and the neighbours in the last week. He can communicate through any speaker system even the car stereo. 

He has been speaking to kids in Gardens through stereos also.

He is promising to kill me on "Friday" and burn my house down with me and my mother inside.

After this "he" says hes going to start his mission of destruction to bring about a New World order.

He said i was a threat to his plan, so i must be important in the end times. 

Prayers and scripture please.

God Bless, Prophet Justin

The devil threatening to kill me and burn house down with mum in.


The Devil has been personally visiting me and the neighbours in the last week. He can communicate through any speaker system even the car stereo. 

He has been speaking to kids in Gardens through stereos also.

He is promising to kill me on "Friday" and burn my house down with me and my mother inside.

After this "he" says hes going to start his mission of destruction to bring about a New World order.

He said i was a threat to his plan, so i must be important in the end times. 

Prayers and scripture please.

God Bless, Prophet Justin

Wednesday, 22 July 2020

Jordan could support Israeli-Palestinian binational state, its PM says







ut such a country would have to ensure equal democratic rights for all its citizens, stresses PM Omar Razzaz




Jordanian Prime Minister Omar Razzaz said his country could possibly back a single Israeli-Palestinian state, if it offered equal rights to all citizens.


Speaking to the UK Guardian newspaper in an interview published Tuesday, Razzaz said a binational state could, under those circumstances, be an alternative to the two-state solution that currently forms the basis of international expectations to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.



The proposed one-state format comes as Israel plans to extend sovereignty to areas of the West Bank, as allowed under US President Donald Trump’s peace proposal, which envisions Palestinian rule and eventually a state on the remaining territory. Critics say Israeli intentions to unilaterally annex settlements in the West Bank and the strategic Jordan Valley, some 30 percent of the territory, would end the possibility of a viable two-state solution.






Jordan could support Israeli-Palestinian binational state, its PM says


ut such a country would have to ensure equal democratic rights for all its citizens, stresses PM Omar Razzaz

Jordanian Prime Minister Omar Razzaz said his country could possibly back a single Israeli-Palestinian state, if it offered equal rights to all citizens.
Speaking to the UK Guardian newspaper in an interview published Tuesday, Razzaz said a binational state could, under those circumstances, be an alternative to the two-state solution that currently forms the basis of international expectations to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The proposed one-state format comes as Israel plans to extend sovereignty to areas of the West Bank, as allowed under US President Donald Trump’s peace proposal, which envisions Palestinian rule and eventually a state on the remaining territory. Critics say Israeli intentions to unilaterally annex settlements in the West Bank and the strategic Jordan Valley, some 30 percent of the territory, would end the possibility of a viable two-state solution.

Tuesday, 21 July 2020

Syria says Israel strikes southern Damascus; Iranian base hit







Israeli air strikes on Syria are part of a shadow war approved by the US as part of its anti-Iran policy, sources say.


Syrian air defences on Monday intercepted a barrage of missiles fired near the capital Damascus, state media reported, in the latest wave of suspected Israeli attacks.


Sources said Israeli air raids struck a major Iranian-backed ammunition depot on the edge of the capital and Iranian fighters were reportedly killed.


State television said Israeli missiles were fired over the Syrian Golan Heights and live footage showed blasts across the skies of Damascus.


"The Israelis have targeted a major ammunitions depot. There were several strikes and the blasts were huge. There are reports that Iranian personnel have been killed," said Zaid al-Reys, a Syrian analyst in touch with sources on the ground.


A Syrian military spokesman was quoted as saying air defences thwarted most of the missiles that targeted southern Damascus suburbs, areas that Israel has hit in the past, before reaching their targets and inflicted only "material losses".