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Monday, 4 December 2023

US Battleship Attacked In The Red Sea

The US battleship the USS Carney was attacked today in the Red Sea. Information is still coming in, but most likely the attack was headed up by the Iranian backed Houthis using drones provided by the Iranian regime.

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Why did it take 57 DAYS for the UN's women's rights body to condemn Hamas' rape and murder spree?

Why did it take 57 DAYS for the UN's women's rights body to condemn Hamas' rape and murder spree? Israel's Ambassador to Britain leads backlash after group 'stayed silent' nearly two months after attacks

Critics have slammed a United Nation's women's women's rights body for taking nearly two months to criticise Hamas for its rape and murder spree.

The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, known as UN Women, has been blasted as a 'disgrace' for 'staying silent' on reports women were raped and tortured by the terrorist group during the October 7 atrocities.

In the immediate aftermath and the weeks that followed, there have been widespread reports of the terrorists using sexual violence against women during the attacks, which also claimed the lives of more than 1,200 innocent civilians and saw over 200 people taken hostage.

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HOW TO SPEAK WITH THE DEVIL: Netanyahu Shares His Experience Dealing with Hamas

SHOCKING: Lebanese Lawmaker Supports Israeli's Right to Defend Against Attacks from Lebanon; Hamas Defends Kidnapping Babies to ‘Pressure’ Israel, Sparks Outrage

WATCH: Concerns Over UN Involvement in Hamas Attacks; Injured IDF Soldiers Share Stories of Resilience; How Media Create False Parallels Between Released Hostages and Palestinian Prisoners

HOW TO SPEAK WITH THE DEVIL: Netanyahu Shares His Experience Dealing with Hamas

SHOCKING: Lebanese MP Says Israel Has Every Right to Defend Itself Against Lebanese Missile Attacks

US Protester Critically Injured After Setting Self on Fire Outside Israeli Consulate

Sunday, 3 December 2023

OUR THIRD MONTHLY MEETING AT TURF WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 13TH. IT WILL BE A THREE PRONGED PRESENTATION ON GAZA, HAMAS, ISRAEL AND AGAINST ALL THE ODDS.

SOUTH WALES BIBLE STUDY EVENING AT TURF IN CROSS KEYS NEAR NEWPORT ON WEDNESDAY THE 13TH OF DECEMBER- AND MONTHLY THEREAFTER

IN THESE DARK TIMES BEFORE THE LORD JESUS RETURNS, WE WILL BE LOOKING AT GOD'S PROTECTION FOR HIS CHOSEN PEOPLE OF ISRAEL, AND WHAT IS TO HAPPEN WHEN THE GAZA WAR FINISHES.

7.30PM UNTIL 9.30PM ON WEDNESDAY THE 13TH OF DECEMBER at The Upper Room Fellowship (TURF),6A Risca Road, CrossKeys, NP11 7DG (six miles north of Newport)
We will be concluding the second part of this film from last month. Included in the film is brief background history to add to the invives for the BIG SCREEN MOVIE 'AGAINST ALL THE ODDS' Miraculous True stories.

WE WILL ALSO BE HAVING TWO SHORT BIBLE STUDY PRESENTATIONS REVOLVING AROUND GAZA, HAMAS AND ISRAEL AND THE ON-GOING NEVER ENDING WAR.

Neville Stephens will be showing a 15 minute Power Point View on "When Will The War Finish And What is To Follow".
This will be followed with John Whittle offering a detailed look at the many Biblical references to the destruction of Gaza, plus the Southern Israel cities of Ashkelon, Ashdod, Ekron, Gath and other notable towns.

Refreshments and Nibbles Free of Charge

For further information please contact John on 01495 270686 or Neville on 07808 251502

Car Parking…

From TURF, heading north, turn left immediately at the traffic lights, into Gladstone Street. There is a car park 200 yards on the right.

RESIDENTS OF SOUTH GAZA CITY SAY THAT THE LATEST STRIKES FROM ISRAEL ARE THE HEAVIEST OF THE WAR SO FAR

Israel's renewed bombardment of Gaza is continuing for a second day, as the military warns civilians in some areas to evacuate. Residents of Khan Younis say the southern city has experience its heaviest bombardment since the start of the war.
Aid trucks have been allowed into Gaza from Egypt for the first time since the ceasefire fell apart on Friday
Israel says it has pulled its negotiating team out of Qatar, which was mediating talks over a further pause in the fighting.
The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says more than 193 people have been killed since the bombing restarted; the Israeli military says it's struck 400 targets across the Strip
Sirens were also heard in parts of Israel on Friday and Saturday, with rockets fired from Gaza intercepted
The Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October killed 1,200 people, with around 240 others taken hostage
Since then, Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry says more than 15,000 people have been killed in Israel's retaliatory campaign, including about 6,000 children.
Israel has carried out intense air strikes on Khan Younis in southern Gaza, with residents describing it as the heaviest bombing of the war.
People in eastern areas of the city have been told by the Israeli military to evacuate further to the south.
Israel believes some Hamas leaders are in the city, where many civilians are sheltering after fleeing the north.
Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry says at least 193 people have been killed in the latest wave of Israeli attacks.
On Friday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) resumed its offensive against Hamas in Gaza, launched in response to the 7 October attacks in Israel which killed around 1,200 people.
The Hamas-run health ministry says the number of people killed in Gaza has now exceeded 15,200 people.
Israel's bombardment of Gaza resumed after a temporary ceasefire ended on Friday. The IDF said it had hit more than 400 Hamas "terror targets" on the first day of the renewed operation.
Rockets have also been regularly fired at Israel from Gaza since fighting resumed, including a barrage aimed at Tel Aviv and the surrounding area of central Israel on Saturday evening.
Following this attack, Israel's ambulance service said it treated a 22-year-old man for "minor shrapnel injuries" to the head in Holon - a city just south of Tel Aviv.
At a briefing on Saturday evening, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to continue with the Israeli military operation until "we achieve all the goals" in eliminating Hamas and securing the release of the hostages.
He acknowledged that "a tough war is ahead of us".
Khan Younis and the city of Rafah, on the border with Egypt, were some of the places hit with heavy air strikes, with the next phase of the offensive likely to focus on southern Gaza.
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have sought shelter in the area, after being told to flee the north of the territory, which was Israel's main target in the early stages of the war.
The IDF's Arabic-language spokesman posted maps on social media indicating which areas civilians should leave, directing people in areas east of Khan Younis to evacuate further south to shelters in Rafah, an indication that a ground offensive could be imminent.
Hospitals, operating with limited resources after weeks of fighting, were overwhelmed with casualties, and at the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, some patients were treated on the floor.
"A night of horror," Samira, a mother of four, told the Reuters news agency. "It was one of the worst nights we spent in Khan Younis in the past six weeks since we arrived here... We are so afraid they will enter Khan Younis."
Unicef spokesman James Elder, who was in Khan Younis on Saturday, told the BBC that hospitals were already "saturated" with casualties before the strikes resumed.
"There is literally blood in the corridors, there are mothers yet again holding babies who look like they've been killed", he said.
The Palestinian Red Crescent charity confirmed 100 lorries with aid were allowed to enter Gaza from Egypt on Saturday. On Friday, no humanitarian supplies were delivered to the territory.
Talks to reach a deal for another temporary ceasefire and to secure the release of the people kidnapped on 7 October who remain in Gaza collapsed on Saturday.
A Palestinian official familiar with the talks told the BBC that the negotiations were completely stalled, with no contacts or attempts to reach a fresh truce.
On Saturday, Israel announced it was pulling its negotiators from the Mossad intelligence service out of talks in Qatar, which has been acting as a mediator, following an "impasse in the negotiations".
Saleh al-Arouri, deputy head of Hamas's political bureau, told Al Jazeera on Saturday that "there are no negotiations now" and there would be no more prisoners exchanged with Israel until the war is over.
MORE DETAILS AT: Israel-Gaza live news: Residents of Khan Younis say Israeli strikes heaviest since start of war - BBC News