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mightystargazer · 6 years ago

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2018 Readinglist

Drew Hayes Bloody Acquisitions

Drew Hayes The Fangs of Freelance Fred

Drew Hayes Second Hand Curses

Gregg Hurwitz The Rains

Gregg Hurwitz Last Chance

Dean Koontz Oddkins

David Timson Ghost Stories of an Antiquary

Kay Hooper Stealing Shadows

Kay Hooper Hiding In Shadows

Kay Hooper Out of Shadows

Kay Hooper Touching Evil

Kay Hooper Whisper of Evil

Kay Hooper Sense of Evil

Kay Hooper Hunting Fear

Kay Hooper Chill of Fear

Kay Hooper Sleeping with Fear

Kay Hooper Blood Dream

Kay Hooper Blood Sins

Kay Hooper Blood Ties

Kay Hooper Haven

Kay Hooper Hostage

Kay Hooper Haunted

Kay Hooper Fear the Dark

Kay Hooper Wait for Dark

Hunter Shea The Jersey Devil

Matt Haig The Humans

Terry Goodkind Nest

John G. Hartness Cold as Ice

John G. Hartness Into the Mystic

John Conroe God Touched

John Conroe Demon Driven

John Conroe Brutal Asset

John Conroe Black Frost

John Conroe Duel Nature

John Conroe Fallen Stars

John Conroe Executable

John Conroe Forced Ascent

John Conroe College Arcane

John Conroe God Hammer

John Conroe Rogues

John Conroe Snake Eyes

John Conroe Winterfall

Bentley Little The House

Terry Goodkind Nest

Stephen Blackmoore Dead Things

Stephen Blackmoore Broken Souls

Stephen Blackmoore Hungry Ghosts

Peter Cawdron Alien Space Tentacle Porn

A. American Hope

Dean Koonz Richochet Joe

Sarah Lyons Fleming Until the End of the World

Sarah Lyons Fleming So Long Lollipops

Sarah Lyons Fleming And After

Sarah Lyons Fleming All the Stars in the Sky

Robert Bevan Critical Failures V

Perrin Briar Genesis Flowers

Larry Correia The Adventures of Tom Stranger

Larry Correia A Murder of Manatees

J. R. Ward Covet

J. R. Ward Crave

J. R. Ward Envy

J. R. Ward Rapture

J. R. Ward Possession

J. R. Ward Immortal

Milo James Fowler Captain Bartholomew Quasar

James Smythe The Echo

Ian Tregillis The Mechanical

Ian Tregillis The Rising

Ian Tregillis The Liberation

Harvard Lampoon Bored of the Rings

Barry J. Hutchison Return of the Dead Guy

Mark Tufo Demon Fallout

Mark Tufo Defeat's Victory

Morgan Hobbes The Totally True Adventures of Gustav Gustavson

Barry J. Hutchison Dial D for Deadman

Christopher Moore Practical Demonkeeping

Christopher Moore Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove

Christopher Moore The Stupidest Angel

Richard Johnson Weekend at Vidu's

Brian Keene The Rising

Brian Keene City of the Dead

Daniel Fite The Zombie Chapters

Edward Zajac A Swift Kick in the Asteroids

Donald E. Westlake The Busy Body

Dean Koontz The Whispering Room

Christopher Moore Bloodsucking Fiends

Christopher Moore You Suck

Christopher Moore Bite Me

Sue Perkins Zoopedia

Anthology Zombies, The Recent Dead

Anthology Zombies, More Recent Dead

Brett J. Talley That Which Should Not Be

Christopher Moore A Dirty Job

Christopher Moore Secondhand Souls

Christopher Moore Coyote Blue

Al K. Line Hidden Spark

Al K. Line Dead Spark

Al K. Line Wild Spark

Kim Stanley Robinson Icehenge

Bentley Little The Mailman

Zach Bohannon Empty Bodies

James Peters Black Swan Planet

Peter Meredith The Edge of Hell

Peter Meredith The Edge of Temptation

Gerry Griffiths The Beasts of Stoneclad Mountain

Christopher Moore Fluke Or, I Know Why the Winged Whale Sings

C.G. Mosley The Island in the Mist

C.G. Mosley Monsters in the Mist

Russell James Cavern of the Damned

Mike Bockoven FantasticLand

Michael McBride Snowblind

Michael McBride The Killing Grounds

Kevin Hearne Scourged

E.F. Benson's Ghost Stories

Donnie Eichar Dead Mountain

Corey Taylor A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Heaven

Viktor Zarkov Megatooth

Steven Bird Erebus

Robert Bevan 5d6 Caverns and Creatures

Richard Kadrey Suspect Zero

Keith C. Blackmore Mountain Man Prequel

Dave Jeffery Frostbite

Christopher Moore Fool

Christopher Moore The Serpent of Venice

Seth Shostak Confessions of an Alien Hunter

P. K. Hawkins Titanoboa

Matt Serafini Island Red

Christopher Moore Island of the Sequined Love Nun

Ambrose Ibsen Asylum

Ambrose Ibsen Forest

Ambrose Ibsen The Occupant

Lucas Pederson Leviathan Ghost Rig

Kara Cooney The Woman Who Would Be King

Jonathan Maberry Mars One

John J. Rust Reptilian

Greig Beck Beneath the Dark Ice

Greig Beck Dark Rising

Greig Beck This Green Hell

Greig Beck Black Mountain

Greig Beck Gorgon

Greig Beck Hammer of God

Greig Beck Kraken Rising

Michelle McNamara Ill Be Gone in the Dark

Stephen R Donaldson The Kings Justice

Jerry Dubs Imhotep

Christopher Moore Lamb The Gospel

Barry J. Hutchison Planet of the Japes´

Bentley Little The ignored

Marty Essen Time Is Irreverent

Thomas Tryon Harvest Home

Dean Koontz The Bone Farm

Dean Koontz The Crooked Staircase

Christopher Moore Sacre Bleu

Benjamin Wallace Junkers

Alex Laybourne Terror from the Deep

Christopher Golden Ararat

Alice Hoffman The Museum of Extraordinary Things

Jim Butcher Storm Front

Jim Butcher Fool Moon

Jim Butcher Grave Peril

Jim Butcher Summer Knight

Jim Butcher Death Masks

Jim Butcher Blood Rites

Jim Butcher Bombshells

Jim Butcher Proven Guilty

Jim Butcher White Night

Jim Butcher Small Favor

Jim Butcher Backup

Jim Butcher Turn Coat

Jim Butcher Changes

Jim Butcher Ghost Story

Jim Butcher Cold Days

Jim Butcher Shadowed Souls

Jim Butcher Skin Game

Jim Butcher White Night

Jim Butcher Working for Bigfoot

Stephen King The Outsider

The World of Lore Wicked Mortals

Hugh Howey I, Zombie

C. Gockel Archangel Down

C. Gockel Noa's Ark

C. Gockel Heretic

Anthology Aliens Bug Hunt

Shea Ernshaw The Wicked Deep

John F.D. Taff The Bell Witch

Adrienne Lecter Incubation

Adrienne Lecter Outbreak

Adrienne Lecter Escalation

Adrienne Lecter Extinction

Adrienne Lecter Resurgence

Adrienne Lecter Unity

Adrienne Lecter Affliction

Adrienne Lecter Catharsis

Barry J. Hutchison The Time Titan of Tomorrow

The Cabin at the End of the World

Chuck Wendig The Blue Blazes

Larry Correia Saints

Dirk Patton Voodoo Plague

Dirk Patton Crucifixion V Plague

John Connolly Every Dead Thing

John Connolly Dark Hollow

John Connolly The Killing Kind

John Connolly The White Road

John Connolly The Black Angel

John Connolly The Unquiet

John Connolly The Reapers

John Connolly The Lovers

John Connolly The Whisperers

John Connolly The Burning Soul

John Connolly The Wrath of Angels

John Connolly The Wolf In Winter

John Connolly A Song of Shadow

John Connolly A Time Of Torment

John Connolly A Game of Ghosts

Barry J. Hutchison The King of Space Must Die

Dave Itzkoff Robin

Greig Beck The Void

Jim Butcher Furies of Calderon

Jim Butcher Academs Fury

Jim Butcher Cursors Fury

Jim Butcher Captains Fury

Jim Butcher Princeps Fury

Jim Butcher First Lords Fury

Mark Tufo Etna Station

Bentley Little The Resort

Rebecca Roanhorse Trail of Lightning

Michael Rutger The Anomaly

Scott Smith The Ruins

Zach Bohannon Empty Bodies

Zach Bohannon Adaptation

Zach Bohannon Deliverance

Zach Bohannon Open Roads

Zach Bohannon Damnation

Zach Bohannon Revelation

Stevens, Marc First of my Kind, 2nd Edition

Peter Clines The Eerie Adventures of the Lycanthrope Robinson Crusoe

Nathan Hystad The Event

Michael Crichton Next

Graeme Reynolds High Moor

Graeme Reynolds Moonstruck

Jim C. Hines Janitors Of The Post Apocalypse

Thomas Sweterlitsch The Gone World

Michael McBride Subhuman

Jeremy Robinson The Others

Jeremy Bishop The Sentinel

James D. Prescott Extinction Code

Alan Dean Foster Relic

Bobby Adair Dusty's Diary

Adam Cesare The Con Season

Richard Kadrey Hollywood Dead

Margaret Atwood Angel Catbird

Bethany Blake Death by Chocolate Lab

Bethany Blake Dial Meow for Murder

Bethany Blake Pawprints & Predicaments

Jeff Strand The Haunted Forest Tour

Adam Cesare Tribesmen

Adrienne Lecter Exodus

Ted Dekker The Bride Collector

T.W. Piperbrook The Last Survivors

T.W. Piperbrook The Last Escape

T.W. Piperbrook The Last Humanity

T.W. Piperbrook The Last Command

T.W. Piperbrook The Last Refuge

T.W. Piperbrook The Last Conquest

T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 1

T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 2

T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 3

T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 4

T.W. Piperbrook Outage 1

T.W. Piperbrook Outage 2

T.W. Piperbrook Outage 3

T.W. Piperbrook The Reckoning

Bobby Adair Zero Day

Bobby Adair Infected

Bobby Adair Destroyer

Bobby Adair Dead Fire

Bobby Adair Torrent

Bobby Adair Bleed

Bobby Adair City of Stin

Bobby Adair Grind

Bobby Adair Sanctum

Tony Peak Signal

Steven Brust Good Guys

Stephen King & Bev Vincent Flight or Fright

Myke Cole Control Point

Myke Cole Fortress Frontier

Myke Cole Breach Zone

Graeme Reynolds Blood Moon

Michael Hodges The Invasive

Jeff Strand Dead Clown Barbecue

Echoes of Evil

Dean Koontz The Forbidden Door

James D. Prescott Extinction Countdown

Sam Sykes Humane Killer

Dan Simmons Summer of Night

Dan Simmons Children of the Night

Dan Simmons A Winter Haunting

Myke Cole Gemini Cell

Myke Cole Javelin Rain

Myke Cole Siege Line

Adam Cesare Video Night

Deborah Sheldon Devil Dragon

Peter Meredith Generation Z

Peter Meredith The Queen of the Dead

Peter Meredith The Queen of War

Tim Powers Alternate Routes

Richard Roberts I Did NOT Give That Spider Superhuman Intelligence!

Richard Roberts Please Dont Tell My Parents Im a Supervillain

Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents I Blew Up the Moon

Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents I've Got Henchmen

Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents I Have a Nemesis

Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents You Believe Her

Michael McDowell BlackWater

Hunter Shea Mail Order Massacres

Jeff Strand Dweller

Adam Cesare Zero Lives Remaining

Ezekiel Boone Zero Day

Ted Kosmatka Prophet of Bones

Steven L. Kent 100 Fathoms Below

Keith C. Blackmore The Missing Boatman

John Connolly Bad Men

Jeremy Robinson Forbidden Island

Chuck Wendig Under the Empyrean Sky

Chuck Wendig Blightborn

Chuck Wendig The Harvest

Shingles Audio Collection

Robert E. Howard The Horror Stories of Robert E. Howard

Paul E. Cooley The Black

Paul E. Cooley Arrival

Paul E. Cooley Outbreak

M.R. Forbes Forgotten

M.R. Forbes Forsaken

M.R. Forbes Unforgiven

Jeremy Robinson Kronos

Jeff Strand I Have a Bad Feeling about This

Mark Tufo Whistlers

Mark Tufo Atlantis

Mark Tufo Convergence

Mark Tufo Valhalla

Laurie Forest The Black Witch

Simon R. Green

Simon R. Green Man with the Golden Torc

Simon R. Green Daemons are Forever

Simon R. Green The Spy Who Haunted Me

Simon R. Green From Hell With Love

Simon R. Green For Heaven's Eyes Only

Simon R. Green Live and Let Drood

Simon R. Green Casino Infernale

Simon R. Green Property of a Lady Faire

Simon R. Green From a Drood to a Kill

Simon R. Green Dr. DOA

Simon R. Green Moonbreaker

Simon R. Green Night Fall

Rob Dircks You're Going to Mars!

Stephen King Elevation

Drew Hayes Pears and Perils

Alma Katsu The Hunger

Hunter Shea One Size Eats All

Joseph Fink Alice Isn't Dead

Jonathan Mayberry Glimpse

Jack Ketchum Off Season

Jack Ketchum Offspring

Jack Ketchum The Woman

Chuck Wendig The Blue Blazes

Bobby Akart Yellowstone Hellfire

Bobby Akart Yellowstone Inferno

Laurie Forest wandfasted

Greig Beck Abyss

Barry J. Hutchison Dial D for Deadman

Barry J. Hutchison Dead Inside

Barry J. Hutchison Dead in the Water

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cfijerusalem · 6 years ago

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Watching Over Zion Report 26th July 2018 (14th Av 5778)

The Word

But from there you will seek the Lord your God and you will find Him, if you search after Him with all your heart and with all your soul. When you are in tribulation, and all these things come upon you in the latter days, you will return to the Lord your God and obey His voice. For the Lord your God is a merciful God. He will not leave you or destroy you or forget the covenant with your fathers that He swore to them. (Deuteronomy 4:29-31)

For then will I turn to the people a pure language, that they may all call upon the name of the LORD, to serve him with one consent. (Zephaniah 3.9 KJV) At that time I will change the speech of my returning people to pure Hebrew so that all can worship together." (Zephaniah 3:9 Living Bible)

POINTERS FOR PRAYER

As we continue to battle on in prayer regarding the difficult days that we live in – especially in relation to the issues with Gaza, please continue to be vigilant in your prayers, seeking the LORD God over all the troubles of His people Israel. Please continue to pray for both Jew and Arab living in the land (and the many other people groups), along with upholding all who are called to minister in this field.

Please continue to lift before the LORD the tired and embattled Israeli people.Pray that the whole Nation, from the Politicians, through the IDF, to every woman and son, would look to the Lord their God to renew their vision. May the nation of Israel turn to the LORD God of Israel to wait upon Him and seek His face, may they be as a light to the nations.

Today, I believe the church is in danger of kindling God’s anger – as many within the church are either dismissing large sections of Scripture and standing against Israel, or largely ignorant due to the lack of teaching on this subject in churches.In the days that we live in, it is worth reading Numbers chapters 22 to 24. For blessed is he who blesses Israel, but cursed is he who curses Israel (Genesis 12:3; Numbers 24:9).As I write this report, CFI UK are involved in the ‘Refuel’ Festival in Scotland. CFI's Paul & Mo Hayes are working at the CFI stand at the Refuel Festival in the wonderful grounds of Gordon Castle Estate, on the banks of the River Spey, in the Scottish Highlands (Monday 23rd July to Saturday 28th July 2018). Following this CFI are at New Wine for two weeks, before moving onto the ‘ONE Festival’ in Lincoln.Please seek the LORD for a greater understanding of God’s prophetic word about Israel, so that we can pray more effectively, and pray earnestly for God to give many in the Church the burden to pray for Israel, leading to a greater understanding of the current situation within Israel and the Middle East.Pray that your church may be blessed in blessing Israel, according to God’s promises.

TISHA B’AV

[Above photo: The Western Wall with fallen stone by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90]

Last weekend, starting on Shabbat, was the 9th of Av. On this day in history many tragedies have struck the nation of Israel and the Jewish people. Many fast during this day and some read the book of Lamentations as well. Within the Messianic community in Israel they pray for many Jews to have an encounter with their Living Messiah. And as this day recalls the destruction of the first and second temples in Jerusalem, they also pray for many to be added to the “third temple” that God is building in His city today – the Living Temple made out of living stones – the Body of Messiah.

History tells us that the First Temple was destroyed on the 9th of Av (423 BC). Then, in 70 AD, the Romans destroyed the Second Temple on the same day as the first – thus fulfilling a prophetic word by Yeshua (Jesus) in Matthew 24:1-8. Following this, under the leadership of Simon bar Kokhba, the Jewish people rebelled against Roman rule but were brutally butchered. The date of course being - the 9th of Av!

There are so many other ‘coincidences’ regarding this date, such as the Jews were expelled from England in 1290 on the 9th of Av. World War II and the Holocaust, historians state, was actually the long drawn-out conclusion of World War I that began in 1914. And yes, amazingly enough, Germany declared war on Russia, effectively catapulting the First World War into motion on the 9th of Av, and one final event - according to many sources - the first Gas Chambers in the Holocaust were lit on Tisha b'Av (9th of Av). If all these dates are actually true, then it’s certainly a strange series of events.

On 9th of Av lights in the synagogue are dimmed, candles are lit, and the curtain is removed from the Ark. The cantor leads the prayers in a low, mournful voice. This is to remind us of the Divine Presence which departed from the Temple. Interestingly, on Sunday, a stone weighing 220 pounds fell from the Western Wall while women were praying nearby. Miraculously no one was hurt from the falling stone. Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat said “a great miracle occurred this morning when the stone, weighing some 100 kilos, fell near a praying woman and did not harm her.” The stone that fell is one of the original stones used by King Herod to build the Western retaining wall of the Temple Mount back in 19 BC, about 2000 years ago. The original Second Temple was built by Jews returning from Babylonian exile in 516 BC. King Herod thought that the Second Temple was too small, so he built four retaining walls around Mount Moriah to then refurbish and rebuild a magnificent, huge, Second Temple structure on top of the Mount. What is known today as the Western Wall (or Wailing Wall), is the Western wall of the four retaining walls that King Herod built to hold the new rebuilt Second Temple.

The rabbi of the main Western Wall plaza called for public “soul searching” after the incident. “This is an unusual and most rare incident that has not occurred for decades,” said Western Wall Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch. “The fact that this powerful incident happened a day after the 9th of Av fast, in which we mourned the destruction of our temples, raises doubts and questions which the human soul is too small to contain, and requires soul-searching.” May the nation of Israel turn to the LORD God of Israel to wait upon Him and seek His face, and may they be as a light to the nations. And may we – the church – rise up and be counted as we are also called ‘to be a light’ (Matthew 5:14).

ERDOGAN: HITLER’S SPIRIT LIVES IN ISRAEL NATION-STATE LAW

[Above photo: The Israel Knesset - by David P Soakell]

Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan said this week that “Israel’s Nation-State Law legitimizes oppression and shows that Israel is a fascist and racist country where the spirit of Adolf Hitler has re-emerged”. Erdogan, speaking on Tuesday to members of his ruling AK Party in parliament, said the law shows Israel is “the most Zionist, fascist and racist country in the world,” and called on the international community to mobilise against Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by saying that under Erdogan, Turkey was turning into a “dark dictatorship,” accusing the Turkish president of “massacring Syrians and Kurds.” Other Israeli officials also responded harshly to Erdogan’s claims. “The State of Israel will not accept morality lectures from a dictator who hunts down and murders members of the Kurdish minority in his country and elsewhere,” said Education Minister Naftali Bennett. However, many nations and many media reports have labeled Israel’s ‘New Jewish State Law’ as very “controversial”. The UK Guardian reported that “The European Union has led a chorus of criticism after Israel passed a controversial law declaring that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country. Adding that the legislation would complicate a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, the EU joined Israeli Arab political leaders and liberal Jewish groups in the US in flagging up concern, with some saying the law amounted to “apartheid”.” But is this really the case?

The State of Israel has always had Hebrew as its national language. Many Christians and Jews believe this was a fulfilment of an old prophesy in Zephaniah where we read, “At that time I will change the speech of My returning people to pure Hebrew so that all can worship together." (Zephaniah 3:9 - Living Bible). Without doubt, Hebrew has become a living language again, after being dormant for nearly 2,000 years (previously it was just used for religious purposes, a bit like Latin in the Roman Catholic church). The language was revived largely by one man, Eliezer Ben Yehuda.

As mentioned, regarding the language of the State of Israel, Hebrew has always been the main language; however Hebrew, Arabic and English are seen on all the sign posts and road signs etc. Try driving in an Islamic Arab country and expect this! The alleged “controversial Jewish nation-state bill” doesn’t make much difference at all, but naturally, the ‘Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) supporters and Palestinian Solidarity groups will not care as it gives them more ammunition irrespective to the truth. Regarding the national language however, in essence, could it not be similar to the UK? After all, we have lots of languages – just look on the retail consumer items and especially within the NHS and one will see Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi, Chinese, Turkish, etc. etc. but the language of Britain is English. Does that make the UK an “apartheid state” because our national language is English? Of course not!

[Above photo: Israeli road signs in Hebrew, Arabic & English by David P Soakell]

What follows is the final version of the bill approved by the Knesset plenary:

Basic principles: A) The land of Israel is the historical homeland of the Jewish people, in which the State of Israel was established. B) The State of Israel is the national home of the Jewish people, in which it fulfills its natural, cultural, religious and historical right to self-determination. C) The right to exercise national self-determination in the State of Israel is unique to the Jewish people.

The symbols of the state: A) The name of the state is “Israel.” B) The state flag is white with two blue stripes near the edges and a blue Star of David in the centre. C) The state emblem is a seven-branched menorah with olive leaves on both sides and the word “Israel” beneath it. D) The state anthem is “Hatikvah.” E) Details regarding state symbols will be determined by the law.

The capital of the state: Jerusalem, complete and united, is the capital of Israel.

Language: A) The state’s language is Hebrew. B) The Arabic language has a special status in the state; Regulating the use of Arabic in state institutions or by them will be set in law. C) This clause does not harm the status given to the Arabic language before this law came into effect.

Ingathering of the exiles: The state will be open for Jewish immigration and the ingathering of exiles.

Connection to the Jewish people: A) The state will strive to ensure the safety of the members of the Jewish people in trouble or in captivity due to the fact of their Jewishness or their citizenship. B) The state shall act within the Diaspora to strengthen the affinity between the state and members of the Jewish people. C) The state shall act to preserve the cultural, historical and religious heritage of the Jewish people among Jews in the Diaspora.

Jewish settlement: The state views the development of Jewish settlement as a national value and will act to encourage and promote its establishment and consolidation.

Official calendar: The Hebrew calendar is the official calendar of the state and alongside it the Gregorian calendar will be used as an official calendar. Use of the Hebrew calendar and the Gregorian calendar will be determined by law.

Independence Day and memorial days: A) Independence Day is the official national holiday of the state. B) Memorial Day for the Fallen in Israel’s Wars and Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day are official memorial days of the State.

Days of rest and Sabbath: The Sabbath and the festivals of Israel are the established days of rest in the state; Non-Jews have a right to maintain days of rest on their Sabbaths and festivals; Details of this issue will be determined by law.

Immutability: This Basic Law shall not be amended, unless by another Basic Law passed by a majority of Knesset members.

So really, Israel’s new law doesn’t change much at all, and calls of “apartheid” are way off base. I can’t believe the enormous fuss it created within Israel and in many nations. The law changes virtually nothing about life in Israel because Israel has, from the moment it was born, been a Jewish state. Indeed, when David Ben-Gurion, the country’s first prime minister, read the country’s Declaration of Independence in Tel Aviv on May 14, 1948, he said that those assembled to ratify the document “hereby declare the establishment of a Jewish state in the land of Israel, to be known as the state of Israel.”

The problem is that, 70 years after its founding, the fundamental principles that led to Israel’s creation are still controversial among those who oppose its very existence. Whether the law needed to be passed now is another issue, but the charges of racism or apartheid are out of order and false. Unlike every other nation in the region, Israel remains a democracy, in which all of its citizens have equal rights under the law. These include voting rights and representation in the country’s parliament, the Knesset. Many Arabs and minorities serve in government, particularly in judicial and diplomatic posts. Like all other countries, including democracies, Israel isn’t perfect. But the tension that stems from this situation has been exacerbated by the fact that their Arab and Muslim neighbours have been seeking to destroy Israel since the day of its rebirth.

ISRAEL TO THE RESCUE AGAIN

As you may have seen on the BBC News, the Israel Defence Force (IDF) carried out a special and extensive humanitarian aid operation in the 210th Division to rescue the members of the “White Helmets” humanitarian organisation, whose lives were in danger, from the war zone in southern Syrian, and transfer them to a neighbouring country.

The White Helmet aid workers were risking their lives to save others, and now they have to flee themselves. This is indicative of the situation in Southern Syria where the Assad regime and its Iranian and Russian allies are reconquering the rebel held areas. Now activists who have worked in the rebel-areas are running for their lives.

The operation to evacuate the members and their families (mostly children) was carried out at the request of the United States, Canada, and the UK. More on this story here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-44915099

ISRAELIS SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES OF LIVING UNDER HAMAS TERROR

Since April 2018, arson terrorism has caused thousands of fires in agricultural fields adjacent to the Gaza Strip. Israel has suffered more than 400 rocket attacks in the past month. Here, Israelis speak up about the constant terror on the Gaza border – terror that affects both Jewish and Arab Israelis. They all suffer the consequences, and sadly there are no winners on the Israeli side. However you may be surprised at their opinions and comments. Eddy Plonsky, a dairy farmer working on Kibbutz Or Ha Ner near the Gaza border states, “I don't hate them, I hate what they are doing.”Another farmer from Kibbutz Nir Am, Ofer Liberman states, “We want peace. From our point of view, we would prefer to live as good neighbours and work our fields together.” Another Israeli interviewed was Karen Halperin, a mother living in Kibbutz Bror Havil. She states, “When I run with my children at night to the shelter, I think of the mother in Gaza on the other side of the fence. Her child is scared as well. We are trying to raise a generation that will not hate. But you can't love those who try to hurt you... and frighten you... and you're scared.”

Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza launched more than 200 rockets at Israel just last weekend. Israelis near the Gaza border had to spend the night in bomb shelters as the Israeli army (IDF) told them to remain no further away than a 15 second run from the bomb shelters. This short video takes one and a half minutes to watch. Do listen to the stories of these Israelis from communities bordering the Gaza strip, sharing their experiences of living under Hamas terror, and having watched it, do pray and pass it on. Watch video here

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Sources: Unless stated, personal sources throughout Israel, the Israeli Embassy London, The Jerusalem Post, Israel National Radio & i24news.tv/en

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200 Photos From The Big GO!

Muscle Car mania and More from the 63rd Annual NHRA Chevrolet Performance US Nationals.

The Big Go. Indy. Call it what you will, but for 63 years, the NHRA US Nationals has been ground zero for what is arguably the ultimate drag racing spectacle. With over 700 race cars from Stock Eliminator to Top Fuel, and six full days of on-track action, “the Nats” is something every drag racing fan should experience. And over that week of racing, fans will experience the very best in sportsman racing with the backbone NHRA categories, plus a variety of “specialty” classes that ramp up your adrenaline.

Whether you love nitro, classic muscle, or the latest EFI machines, the US Nationals has you covered. Indy is a race we love to attend, and we had our cameras snapping from dusk to dawn every day.

Racing begins the Wednesday before Labor Day with Super Gas, Super Comp, plus Stock and Super Stock qualifying. Our focus was on the two latter classes since we love American muscle, and frankly they provide awesome smoky burnouts and the best wheelies.

In addition, a group of wild Gassers pounded the track, and the Mopar crowd got its thrill with the fierce Super Stock 426 Hemi Darts and ‘Cudas in that ran in the Hemi Challenge. In contrast to the carburetor-fed Hemis, the SAM Tech Factory Stock Showdown gave fans a thrill with modern, supercharged, EFI goodness. The FSS is a relatively new heads-up class specifically designed around the Dodge Drag Pak Challengers, Chevrolet COPO Camaros, and Ford Performance Cobra Jet Mustangs.

Showdown cars represent the latest from the Big Three, with factory-typ LS, Magnum, and Coyote engines, boosted by a common 2.9L Whipple Supercharger. A total of 22 cars battled for the 16 spots on the ladder and David Barton took the pole in a Chevy running 8.10 at 165 mph. The quickest Mopar in qualifying belonged to Geoffrey Turk (8.15/165) and the top Ford driver was Chuck Watson at 8.20/160 mph. Other notables were Top Fuel driver Leah Pritchett in a Mopar (qualified 5th) and Pro Stock champ Erica Enders in a COPO that ran 8.48 to get the 15th spot.

Many NHRA purists consider Thursday and Friday of the Nationals the best days for sportsman drag racing. These days are set aside for Stock and Super Stock Class eliminations, and it’s all about the heads-up competition. Racers converge on Indy from US and Canada to pit themselves against the best and to hopefully go home with the coveted “Wally” trophy. Class eliminations is a tradition that’s been around for decades and winning isn’t easy. The 63rd Indy is proving to be a special one, and for now we have to close the laptop and get back to capturing more photos.

Stock Eliminator Class Finals

Driver, hometown, car/engine R.T. E.T. MPH

A/S (4) W: Caleb McFarland, Manchester, Ohio (’01 Firebird/346) .057 9.959 133.39 L: Steven Ficacci, East Hanover, N.J. (’68 Camaro/396) .047 10.018 132.49

B/S (3) W: Joseph Martens, North Olmsted, Ohio (’69 Camaro/396) .049 10.287 129.35 L: Tim Bishop, Queenstown, Md. (’97 Firebird/350) .054 10.313 129.13

C/S (2) W: Ken Vaughn, Columbia, Tenn. (’96 Corvette/350) .085 10.464 127.62 L: Ben Wenzel Sr., Freeland, Mich. (’67 Camaro/302) .028 10.568 124.49

D/S (4) W: Kyle Kohr, Myerstown, Pa. (’68 Camaro/396) .028 10.616 124.71 L: John Duzac, Covington, La. (’67 Camaro/302) .227 10.542 124.60

E/S (2) W: Tom Gillam, Lafayette, Ind. (’70 Camaro/350) .057 10.729 122.52 L: Gary Russell, East Sparta, Ohio (’67 Camaro/350) .066 10.762 121.26

F/S (4) W: Bill Sempsrott, Franklin, Ohio (’66 Nova/283) .084 10.964 120.76 L: Mike Welfel, Nashville, Tenn. (’66 Nova/327) .098 11.052 119.49

G/S (2) W: John Hladky, Stuart, Neb. (’66 Nova/327) .029 10.914 120.16 L: Donnie Beeler, Elizabethtown, Ky. (’67 Camaro/327) .049 10.948 119.65

I/S (3) W: Shane Smith, Central City, Ky. (’91 Corvette/350) .094 11.180 118.54 L: James Jeschke, Baden, Pa. (’84 Camaro/305) .049 15.324 55.38

K/S (2) W: Tommy Turner, Tompkinsville, Ky. (’85 Mustang/302) .027 11.542 113.27 L: Kelly Pott-Hall, Angleton, Texas (’88 Mustang/302) .045 13.990 65.95

A/SA (12) W: Steve Wann, Modesto, Calif. (’62 Fury/413) .018 9.831 132.70 L: Larry Hill, Hickory, Ky. (’70 Barracuda/440) .002 9.974 129.89

B/SA (14) W: J. Allen Sherman, Pasadena, Texas (’00 Corvette/346) .038 10.059 129.85 L: Al Corda, Elk Mound, Wis. (’15 Camaro/376) .133 10.045 131.27

C/SA (3) W: Jason Line, Troutman, N.C. (’70 Gran Sport/455) .078 10.248 127.35 L: Douglas Duell, Newburgh, Ind. (’69 Barracuda/440) .041 10.435 124.38

D/SA (8) W: Andrew Hill, Royal Oak, Mich. (’70 Camaro/350) .057 10.418 124.95 L: Randi Lyn Shipp, Floyds Knobs, Ind. (’67 Firebird/400) .019 10.628 122.21

E/SA (7) W: Darrell Steiger, Clayton, Ind. (’70 Challenger/340) .014 10.636 122.01 L: Larry Gilley, Hilmar, Calif. (’69 Dart/340) .027 10.646 121.84

F/SA (2) W: Chuck Beach, Delaware, Ohio (’68 Barracuda/340) .049 10.609 123.67 L: Adam Davis, Eva, Ala. (’73 Firebird/456) .030 10.995 107.21

G/SA (6) W: Mitch Kight, Rouge Mount, N.C. (’67 Barracuda/383) .187 10.879 119.72 L: Corey Hopkins, North Branch, Minn. (’69 Dart/383) .054 11.037 117.07

H/SA (4) W: Rod Butcher, Burlington, Mass. (’83 Camaro/305) .075 10.939 119.54 L: George Antrobius, Bellbrook, Ohio (’89 Camaro/350) .019 13.427 70.95

I/SA (5) W: Katie Sepanek, Moosic, Pa. (’72 Chevelle/350) .078 11.273 114.13 L: Bo Fowler, Mooresville, Ind. (’78 Volare/360) .029 11.445 114.26

J/SA (2) W: Jim Marshall, Indian Land, S.C. (’77 Nova/350) .221 11.217 115.60 L: Kenneth Stott, Landrum, S.C. (’90 Camaro/350) .018 11.536 113.85

K/SA (7) W: Jim Hale, Van Buren, Ark. (’66 Belvedere/383) .065 11.599 112.30 L: Eugene Monahan, Brockton, Mass. (’89 Firebird/350) -.078 11.643 112.38

M/SA (2) W: Marcus Widuch, Mount Juliet, Tenn. (’79 Aspen/318) .071 11.803 110.53 L: Patrick Downing, Adrian, Mich. (’83 Malibu Wgn/305) .025 11.966 108.19

N/SA (2) W: Steve Sullivan, West Chester, Ohio (’88 Mustang/302) .238 11.967 109.41 L: Don Turk, Lebanon, Ind. (’74 Grand Am/400) .070 12.194 107.33

O/SA (2) W: Paul Wong, Las Vegas, Nev. (’86 C-10/350) .016 12.114 105.02 L: Randall Campbell, Gray, Ky. (’86 C-10/350) .022 12.153 104.50

P/SA (2) W: Marty Buth, Freeport, Ill. (’84 Mustang/140) .152 11.975 108.72 L: Dick Lux, San Antonio, Texas (’64 Mercury/289) -.103 13.090 100.83

U/SA (4) W: B.J. Graham, Tempe, Ariz. (’76 Mustang/302) .127 13.216 98.56 L: John McCarthy, Lyndon, Ky. (’60 Kingswood/283) .008 13.696 96.51

V/SA (2) W: Warren Birkett, BakerJr, La. (’85 Caprice/262) .217 15.240 85.95 L: Dan Tool, Jacksonville, Ill. (’80 Mustang/140) .234 15.253 89.70

EF/S (2) W: Steve Polhill, London, Ont. (’81 Escort/98) .031 16.478 79.00 L: Ron Seibenick, Perry, Ohio (’84 Topez/140) -.018 16.288 77.45

FS/A (4) W: Bill Skillman, Greenwood, Ind. (’14 Mustang/330) .104 8.662 157.41 L: Bo Butner, Floyds Knobs, Ind. (’14 Mustang/302) -.016 8.918 130.34

FS/B (3) W: Brett Candies, Thibodeaux, La. (’10 Mustang/330) .022 8.953 150.28 L: Clarence Harding, Lowell, Ind. (’14 Camaro/427) .010 9.071 145.96

FS/C (7) W: Jim Boburka, Coraopolis, Pa. (’15 Camaro/427) .008 9.235 143.14 L: Jonathan Allegrucci, Scott Township, Pa. (’15 Challenger/426) .052 9.222 140.39

FS/D (7) W: Victor Cagnazzi, Mooresville, N.C. (’15 Camaro/396) .019 9.626 138.06 L: Rich Rinke, Oxford, Mich. (’13 Camaro/427) .262 9.452 144.24

FS/E (3) W: Jeff Taylor, Sellersburg, Ind. (’15 Camaro/396) .034 9.855 134.27 L: Mike Pustelny, Almont, Mich. (’14 Mustang/302) .058 9.887 134.30

FS/F (5) W: Daren Poole-Adams, Shelby, N.C. (’15 Camaro/350) .064 10.253 129.57 L: Dan Fletcher, Churchville, N.Y. (’15 Camaro/350) .081 10.283 129.17

FS/G (4) W: Luke Ubelhor, Bristow, Ind. (’09 Challenger/345) .226 10.150 133.75 L: Jeff Blanchard, Lowell, Ind. (’13 Mustang/363) .097 10.319 128.15

FS/H (2) W: Ricky Pennington, Gardendale, Ala. (’12 Mustang/302) .008 10.508 126.03 L: Gary Robillard, Walker, La. (’09 Challenger/360) .063 10.567 125.20

FS/XX (22) W: Kevin Skinner, Columbus, Ohio (’16 Mustang/302) .035 8.263 162.08 L: Scott Libersher, Wilmington, Ill. (’17 Camaro/427) 31.210 9.283 158.73

Driver, hometown, (car/engine) R.T. E.T. MPH Class Index Over/Under

Combo-Stick (5) W: 3659 Ellis Buth, Warrensburg, Ill. (’76 Pinto Wgn/140) .114 15.575 83.64 W/S 16.40 -0.825 L: 3004 Rosalyn Gresens, Toledo, Ill. (’89 Mustang/302) NT-Broke After Staging

Combo-Auto (2) W: 7024 Mark Madison, Seaside, Calif. (’65 Belvedere/426) -.429 9.677 135.47 AA/SA 10.70 -1.023 L: 3651 Bob Gere, Salem, Wis. (’72 Grand Sport/350) -.050 11.750 110.81 L/SA 12.70 -0.950

Combo-Factory (2) W: 3077 Bill Dyer, Port Byron, Ill. (’10 Mustang/352) .070 10.464 128.49 FS/K 11.90 -1.436 L: 445 Aaron Stanfield, Bossier City, La. (’15 Camaro/350) .090 8.405 161.73 FS/AA 9.40 -0.995

Super Stock Class Finals Driver, hometown, car/engine R.T. E.T. MPH SS/AH (16) W: James Daniels, Yardley, Pa. (’68 Dart/426) .013 8.404 155.96 L: Wendell Howes, Rothesay, N.B. (’68 Barracuda/426) .099 9.923 103.21

SS/A (2) W: Ray Paquet, Holt, Mich. (’64 Fairlane/427) .046 8.620 154.67 L: Tony DePillo, Dayton, Ohio (’64 Savoy/426) .025 8.691 151.99

SS/B (3) W: A.H. Adkins, Ravenswood, W.V. (’69 AMX/390) .019 8.996 145.25 L: Dallas Kelly, Cleves, Ohio (’64 Fairlane/427) .387 8.953 149.15

SS/BA (2) W: Ollie Stephan, Scarborough, Ont. (’71 Corvette/454) .098 9.034 146.02 L: Sean Dornan, Republic, Ohio (’65 Belvedere/426) .035 18.595 52.68

SS/EA (2) W: Kenny Schindler, Hendersonville, Tenn. (’68 Corvette/427) .094 9.502 138.10 L: Ryan Haag, Columbus, Ind. (’67 Camaro/396) .000 9.622 135.10

SS/FA (2) W: Tony Hewes, Reno, Nev. (’69 Mustang/428) .105 9.298 141.68 L: R.J. Torres, El Paso, Texas (’68 Mustang/428) .049 14.854 61.94

SS/GA (3) W: Craig Gualtiere, Amarillo, Texas (’67 Nova/327) .075 9.679 133.59 L: Jeremy Duncan, Charlestown, Ind. (’69 Camaro/350) .020 9.780 131.81

SS/HA (3) W: Jeff Dona, Gordonville, Mo. (’98 Firebird/350) .055 9.415 139.70 L: Jerry Hatch, Lubec, Maine (’70 Challenger/440) .028 9.757 132.76

SS/IA (2) W: Ricky Decker, Charlestown, Ind. (’94 Camaro/350) .086 9.482 137.01 L: Angelo DeCarlo, Schaumburg, Ill. (’63 Corvette/327) -.028 10.006 130.04

SS/JA (6) W: Larry Zavala, Montebello, Calif. (’89 Camaro/350) .108 9.586 136.58 L: Tyler Bohannon, Louisville, Ky. (’88 Camaro/350) .003 9.706 134.44

SS/MA (5) W: Bill Rink, Naperville, Ill. (’74 GTO/350) .076 10.813 120.88 L: Zack Running, Lapeer, Mich. (’84 Cutlass/403) .061 11.032 119.92

SS/NA (3) W: Eric Stewart, Oswego, Ill. (’84 Cutlass/307) .148 11.157 115.66 L: Randall Klein, Lincoln, Neb. (’56 Nomad/265) .032 11.329 114.67

GT/G (2) W: David Neal, Columbus, Ind. (’05 Sunfire/327) .170 9.225 142.42 L: Jim Schaechter, Cumming, Ga. (’03 Cavalier/350) -.013 9.497 139.08

GT/M (2) W: Gene Bichlmeier, Norfolk, Neb. (’66 Nova/283) .079 10.167 126.73 L: Brad Zaskowski, Belding, Mich. (’87 Camaro/327) .048 10.246 129.73

GT/N (3) W: Ernie Neal, Columbus, Ind. (’05 Cavalier/350) .385 9.662 119.53 L: Bill Zaskowski, Belding, Mich. (’66 Nova/283) -.006 10.400 125.65

GT/FA (2) W: Brina Splingaire, Kronewetter, Wis. (’08 Cobalt/350) .026 9.321 140.34 L: Joey Wilkes, Zanesville, Ohio (’10 Cobalt/346) .017 9.408 139.54

GT/GA (3) W: Andy Kronenbitter, Millersport, Ohio (’10 Cobalt/350) .169 9.385 137.78 L: John Agneta, Folcraft, Pa. (’98 Firebird/428) -.015 9.543 138.47

GT/HA (3) W: 33 Irvin Johns, Memphis, Ind. (’02 Cavalier/ 350) .031 9.390 139.93 L: BYE

GT/IA (4) W: Marion Stephenson, Williamsport, Ind. (’06 Cobalt/350) .051 9.553 137.62 L: Todd Frantz, Louisville, Ky. (’08 G5/350) .027 9.586 134.02

GT/JA (3) W: David Dupps, Germantown, Ohio (’08 Cobalt/350) .103 9.533 137.88 L: Johnnie Raikes, Bradsfordville, Ky. (’98 Grand Am/350) -.019 9.716 134.02

GT/KA (2) W: Tom Beasley, Scott Depot, W.V. (’09 Cobalt/305) .076 9.907 133.41 L: Eric Reed, Beloit, Wis. (’71 Camaro/402) NT-No Show

GT/MA (4) W: Leonard Mattingly, Cox’s Creek, Ky. (’95 Achieva/305) .136 10.010 132.44 L: David Rampy, Piedmont, Ala. (’87 Camaro/327) .026 10.168 129.42

GT/NA (2) W: Robert Brewer, Broadlanda, Va. (’88 Cutlass/305) .099 10.152 128.38 L: Gary Stinnett, Emporia, Kan. (’90 Camaro/327) .013 10.447 125.94

GT/QA (2) W: Ronnie Dutton, Southside, Ala. (’80 Monza/350) .129 10.736 123.44 L: Ken Sharp, Middletown, Ohio (’90 Eldorado/425) .077 11.036 120.78

FSS/B (4) W: Stephen Bell, Shreveport, La. (’15 Camaro/350) .203 8.060 165.56 L: Anthony Bongiovanni, Hopatcong, N.J. (’14 Mustang/302) .019 8.400 160.31

FSS/C (4) W: Darrell Dietz, Medicine Hat, Alb. (’10 Mustang/330) .029 8.685 153.51 L: Joey Shipp, Whiteland, Ind. (’10 Mustang/330) .038 8.701 154.00

FSS/D (4) W: Ray Skillman, Greenwood, Ind. (’10 Mustang/330) .094 8.735 153.65 L: David Barton, Robesonia, Pa. (’14 Mustang/429) .026 8.851 151.99

FSS/E (2) W: Kevin Helms, Plant City, Fla. (’10 Challenger/426) .058 9.026 146.78 L: Gary Summers, Franklin, Ky. (’85 Mustang/302) .047 9.059 149.60

FSS/F (2) W: Brett Candies, Thibodeaux, La. (’12 Camaro/427) .031 9.284 143.23 L: David Collette, Perryville, Md. (’11 Challenger/512) .130 9.345 141.53

FSS/K (3) W: James Caro, Houma, La. (’10 Challenger/360) .042 9.457 128.55 L: Dennis Breeden, Plainville, Ind. (’10 Challenger/345) .045 9.558 136.41

FSS/L (2) W: Carl Weisinger, Orlando, Fla. (’09 Challenger/360) .098 9.708 135.05 L: Keith Lynch, New Madison, Ohio (’09 Challenger/345) .071 10.311 100.19

FGT/B (5) W: Paul Candies, Des Allemands, La. (’13 Mustang/427) .135 7.895 169.81 L: Roy Hill, Sophia, N.C. (’10 Mustang/331) .049 8.046 170.21

FGT/E (2) W: Charley Downing, Britton, Mich. (’14 Mustang/302) .111 9.447 144.60 L: Jimmy Ronzello, Rockwood, Mich. (’08 Mustang/331) .083 9.563 145.27

FGT/L (2) W: Al Ross, Flushing, Ohio (’72 Challenger/360) .139 10.027 129.54 L: Dennis Steward, Port Orange, Fla. (’64 Savoy/360) .053 10.206 129.73

Driver, hometown, (car/engine) R.T. E.T. MPH Class Index Over/Under

Combo-Stick (6) W: 3858 Dan Jacobs, Elizabeth, Ind. (’05 Cavalier/305) .118 9.297 142.07 GT/K 10.75 -1.453 L: 5065 Wayne Denklau, Wayne, Neb. (’55 Wagon/265) .079 11.413 113.68 SS/P 12.50 -1.087

Combo-Auto (16) W: 3681 Drew Allen, Winamac, Ind. (’03 S-10/331) .054 8.957 146.96 SS/TB 9.95 -0.993 L: 23 Mike Crutchfield, Montgomery, Ala. (’08 G5/304) .056 8.773 152.40 SS/DM 9.75 -0.977

Combo-FS (7) W: 3388 Mark Nowicki, Gaylord, Mich. (’98 Avenger/360) .036 9.347 140.85 FGT/I 10.50 -1.153 L: 1409 Eric Bardekoff, Commack, N.Y. (’09 Firebird/350) .004 8.841 152.66 FGT/D 9.90 -1.059

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