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Jericho Withdrawal |
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3/16/2005 • Jerusalem |
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Greetings from Jerusalem, where I am located once again following a two-month speaking tour in parts of the United States, Jamaica and Barbados. It was good to see many of you during my journey, but it is also good to be back home at the center of the world. I apologize for the fact that February’s Israel news review and analysis report was not sent out over my free e mail service, due to technical difficulties beyond my control. However as always, it has been posted here on my web site since being written last February 21st. |
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February 2005 Israel News Review |
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2/20/2005 • Jerusalem |
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Here is my latest Israel news and analysis report, written this month while on the road. The main developement during February was the Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire announcement. This was followed by the brutal killing of Lebanon's former Prime Minister, with the finger of responsibility pointing ominously at Syria. |
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January 2005 News Review |
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1/24/2005 • Jerusalem |
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This first 2005 monthly news and analysis report features both the January Palestinian elections and the formation of a new Israeli coalition government, followed by yet another major terror attack and subsequent moves to halt the deadly assaults. I also examine chilling reports that nuclear weapons might be mushrooming in the region. |
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HEEDING THE SIGNS |
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1/4/2005 • WorldNetDaily |
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This is my latest commentary for World Net Daily. It centers on the mega-disaster that has devastated a significant portion of our planet in recent days. I especially focus on the possible connections to apocalyptic biblical prophecy. Although this is not the usual topic that I write about for the news and opinion web site, I felt that the huge upheaval on the other side of Asia warranted it at this time.
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December 2004 News Review |
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12/30/2004 • Jerusalem |
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My December Israel news review and analysis report is a bit unusual in that it begins with the enormous natural disasters that have struck south Asia. Late reports confirm four Israeli deaths, with another five or six tourists—most of them young people—still missing and increasingly feared dead as a result of the massive tidal waves that struck Thailand on December 26. Some Jerusalem rabbis are saying that the foreign tragedy is a “divine warning” that the time has come for Israeli Jews to stay home, and for worldwide Jewry to move here. One said that he believed the “protective covering” over the Jewish people was slowly being removed outside of the Promised Land. |
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COUNTDOWN TO ARMAGEDDON |
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12/20/2004 • Jerusalem |
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To mark the premier of the History Channel program that I appear on (WHICH IS BEING REPEATED TONIGHT, DEC 30 IN NORTH AMERICA--CLICK FOR DETAILS), along with the January 1st halfway point of the premier decade of this third millennium, I am presenting here my promised assessment of current events in light of biblical prophecy. What lies on the immediate horizon? |
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History Channel Interview |
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12/14/2004 • Jerusalem |
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Just after lighting seven Hanukkah candles last evening, I received a phone call from Los Angeles informing me that the History Channel will debut the program COUNTDOWN TO ARMAGEDDON in North America the day after Christmas. I was interviewed last June for the two hour special, which will also be rebroadcast several times during the last week of this year, and again in 2005. |
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APPROACHING HORSEMEN |
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12/6/2004 • WorldNetDaily |
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My latest commentary for the World Net Daily web site focuses on the dire threat of an Islamic terrorist nuclear strike in America--as spelled out here in Jerusalem during a recent summit conference that I attended. |
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SHARON GOVERNMENT CRUMBLES |
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12/1/2004 • Jerusalem |
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Israel’s political scene plunged deeper into crisis tonight, possibly leading to early national elections and the collapse of the government’s controversial Gaza withdrawal plan. This came just after a convicted terrorist announced that he will run to succeed Yasser Arafat as Palestinian Authority leader, which could spark violent conflict before the Palestinian election scheduled for January 9th |
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November 2004 Israel News Review |
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11/22/2004 • Jerusalem |
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Click here for my latest monthly news review and analysis report, which focuses on Yasser Arafat's death and what may lie ahead for the Palestinians and Israelis in his wake. I also take a look at the crumbling Sharon coalition and Iran's ominous nuclear program. |
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