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WCC Demands, “Let My People Go!”

Fruit stalls Mahane Yehuda market Jerusalem

Last week, jailed Palestinian terrorists found an ally in the World Council of Churches (WCC) when it met in East Jerusalem to hold its annual “World Week of Peace in Palestine Israel.” The WCC called on Israel to release Palestinian terrorists, with no concern for the violent crimes they committed against civilians. The group classed these terrorists as “political prisoners.” Material produced for the week revealed this inaccurate, one-sided definition, which characterized such prisoners as “any Palestinian resident of the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, the Gaza Strip, or Israel—arrested in relation to the occupation.” (NGO Monitor)

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UN Peacekeepers Flee Syria to Israel

UNDOF checkpoint

The United Nations has ordered its peacekeepers to abandon positions in Syria and flee to Israel in the face of terrorists. This decision comes after the Al-Nusra Front, a UN-designated terrorist group, in August seized the Quneitra crossing into Syria from Israel and kidnapped more than 40 Fijian UNDOF troops which they later released. The same rebel group also clashed with 75 Filipino members of the force, who fled to a nearby outpost. Rebel forces are still in control of the Quneitra crossing and most of the 510 square km (196 square miles) of the Syrian side of the 1974 ceasefire line, forcing both Syrian government forces and civilians from the area.

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Abbas Seeks to End the Jewish Presence in Israel’s Ancient Heartland‏

Blood moon

The second in a series of four consecutive Blood Moons (total lunar eclipses), which fall on the Jewish holiday of Passover and Sukkot in 2014 and 2015, is quickly approaching. With it big changes seem to be taking shape in the Palestinian struggle for statehood, a struggle which will directly effect the heritage of the Promised Land for the Jewish People. Abbas is currently rallying support before heading for the annual United Nation General Assembly next week on September 24, which is Erev Rosh HaShanah (Jewish New Year’s Eve), at which time he will endeavor to gain support for setting a date for forcing Israel out of Judea-Samaria, Israel’s heartland.

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Hamas Rebuilds Tunnels and Amasses Weapons Against Israel

Daniel Tragerman

An Al-Jazeera reporter recently reported that Hamas has already begun rebuilding terrorist tunnels for attacking Israel. He was blindfolded and carted to a Hamas tunnel on September 4, 2014, where he conducted a report from inside concrete-lined walls snaking toward Israeli soil. The reporter walked to the end of the tunnel where a masked Jihadi militant scraped dirt away from the end of the tunnel with a hoe. "We are now inside one of the tunnels of the Al-Quds Brigades, on which work began the minute the war on Gaza ended and the ceasefire was declared," the digger told the reporter.

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Former Israeli President Peres and Pope Unite Against Terrorism

Pope Francis and former president Shimon Peres discuss the problem of terrorism.

Former Israeli president Shimon Peres met with Pope Francis this week to discuss the rise of terrorism in the Middle East. The two talked about “Operation Protective Edge” and the many terrorist activities that Hamas attempted to carry out during the recent conflict. Peres told the Pope, “Hamas’ use of schools, hospitals and mosques as launching pads, and its use of human shields, are opposed to all religious beliefs,” adding, “The war on terror is painful and harms innocents on both sides.” They also discussed the growing threat of the Islamic State in Syria and the threat of Al-Qaeda forces on Israel’s northern border.

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Hamas Prisoners Detail Hamas War Crimes and Planned Paraglider Attack

paraglider over Israel

Hamas prisoners captured during Operation Protective Edge have admitted that Hamas has been raising up a paraglider team to attack Israel using rocket-propelled grenades, semi-automatic Kalashnikov rifles, and commando knives in a surprise move on Israeli forces near the Gaza Strip. Cell leader Mohammad Kadara, 28, confessed that the group had been sent to Malaysia by way of Cairo for training in paragliding. “The plan was to cross the border into Israel with a paraglider, reach an Israel Defense Force Post (IDF) post or settlement near the border, shoot at soldiers and civilians and kill as many Israelis as possible,” said Kadara.

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