End Times Headline News. November 25 2023

Israel awaits 2nd group of hostages to be freed. Israeli cargo ship attacked by Iranian drone. Boris Johnson derailed Ukraine peace deal. Mass Immigration Is Fueling violent Crime. Dublin Horror

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13 Israelis, including 4 kids, back in Israel after held hostage in Gaza for 49 days

4 children, 3 mothers, 6 elderly women handed over by Hamas in deal for lull in war and release of 39 Palestinian security prisoners; 10 Thais, 1 Filipino freed in separate deal

Thirteen Israelis — including four children — as well as 10 Thai nationals and a Filipino were safely back in Israel on Friday night following their release from 49 days held hostage in the Gaza Strip after they were abducted during the horrific Hamas onslaught on October 7. The released Israelis included three mothers and their young children.

Twelve of the 13 are from Nir Oz, a Gaza-envelope kibbutz of some 400 people that was devastated on October 7, with many dozens of residents killed by the terrorists and up to 80 abducted and missing.

Israel awaits 2nd group of hostages to be freed Saturday late-afternoon

13 more people expected to return after first group of 13 on Friday; Prison Service prepares to release up to 42 Palestinian prisoners; Qatari delegation arrives in Israel

Israel was readying Saturday for the arrival of a second group of hostages released from Hamas captivity, as images of the first 13 returnees reuniting with their loved ones swept the nation.

The expected release Saturday afternoon/evening will come on the second day of a pause in fighting as part of a hostage deal that went into effect Friday at 7 a.m.

Qatari officials in Israel to discuss extension of Gaza ceasefire - report

The plane had stopped in Larnaca in Cyprus's southeastern coast in order to avoid precedent of a direct flight from the Qatari capital to Tel Aviv.

A Qatari delegation arrived in Israel from Larnaca, Cyprus on Saturday, Israeli media reported, amid reported talks with Israeli security establishment officials to discuss a possible extension of the four-day ceasefire with terror group Hamas.

The Qatari delegation also coordinated with Israeli officials to ensure the truce, as well as the hostage releases, continues smoothly, a Qatari official told Reuters.

Israeli-owned cargo ship attacked by Iranian drone in Indian Ocean

While the ship, known as the CMA CGM Symi, was damaged, there were no casualties to any crew members.

A cargo ship owned by an Israeli billionaire was reportedly attacked early Friday morning in the Indian Ocean by an Iranian drone, hours before the start of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, according to a US defense official.

The news was first reported by the Lebanese Al-Mayadeen channel, which is affiliated with Hezbollah, and said that a fire broke out on the ship following the attack. While the ship was damaged, there were no casualties to any crew members.

Hamas executes three West Bank Palestinians for 'spying for Israel'

Their execution was later confirmed to have been committed by a firing squad, according to a document published by Hamas's military wing in the West Bank.

Two Palestinians were murdered in the city of Tulkarm and another was murdered in Jenin in the West Bank on Friday under suspicion of spying for Israel.

Many people had either participated or watched the event and took very graphic photos and videos documenting the murder, which can be seen on X, formerly known as Twitter. The two that were murdered in Tulkarm are 31-year-old Hamza Mabarech and 29-year-old Azzam Joabra, according to N12.

Ukraine conflict could have ended in Spring 2022 – Kiev’s top MP

David Arakhamia led Kiev’s delegation in the talks with Moscow

Russia was ready to stop the fighting had Ukraine agreed to remain neutral, but the West advised Kiev to keep going, the head of President Vladimir Zelensky’s parliamentary faction – and the chief negotiator at the peace talks in Istanbul – David Arakhamia admitted on Friday.

Arakhamia, who heads the ‘Servant of the People’ parliamentary group, told the TV channel 1+1 that Moscow had offered Kiev a peace deal in March 2022, but the Ukrainian side did not trust Russia.

Zelensky flags new military conscription drive

Ukraine will announce new mobilization measures soon, the president has said

Ukraine will announce a new “complex plan” of mobilization next week, President Vladimir Zelensky said on Friday after meeting with the General Staff. While he offered no details, other Kiev officials hinted at the possibility of demobilizing some soldiers that had been fighting since February 2022.

Ukraine has been under pressure to make up the losses incurred in the four-month “counteroffensive” on the southern front, which Russia has estimated at over 90,000 men.

Boris Johnson derailed Ukraine peace deal – key Zelensky ally

Early on in the conflict, he told the country to “just continue fighting,” top Ukrainian MP David Arakhamia claims

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson played a key role in derailing a peace deal between Moscow and Kiev, telling Ukraine to “just continue fighting,” top Ukrainian MP David Arakhamia has said. Arakhamia, the head of President Vladimir Zelensky’s parliamentary faction, was the chief negotiator at the botched peace talks in Istanbul, held early into the ongoing conflict.

Greek Tankers Stop Transporting Russian Oil As US Starts Enforcing Moscow Sanctions

With Putin successfully evading and flaunting all European attempts to halt Russian oil exports one year after western nations imposed a Russian oil embargo at the end of 2022 (which has proven even more porous than the US embargo on Iranian oil exports which recently hit a five-year high), Brussels' attempts to starve the Kremlin of its oil revenues may finally get some traction with the help of three major Greek shipping firms which, according to Reuters, have stopped transporting Russian oil in recent weeks in order to avoid U.S. sanctions being imposed on some shipping firms carrying Russian oil.

UAE Enforces Stricter Rules on Russian Firms In Clamp Down On Sanctions Evasion

The United Arab Emirates (UAE), which has become an attractive destination for Russian business after the invasion of Ukraine, has increased checks and enforced stricter banking rules on Russian companies amid rising U.S. pressure on the UAE to help clamp down on sanctions evasion.

Russian companies, which initially enjoyed easy money transfers and business dealings in the UAE, especially in Dubai, are now facing tougher rules and the need for more documents and proofs, entrepreneurs and consultants have recently told Bloomberg.  

Mass Immigration Is Fueling Surge In Violent Crime, Warns German Federal Police Office

Mass immigration into Germany is a significant contributing factor in the surge in violent crime being reported across the country, Germany’s federal police office, the Bundeskriminalamt (BKA), has revealed.

Police crime stats published on Thursday showed a considerable increase in violent crime of around 17 percent in the first half of 2023 compared to the same period last year.

A growing number of Chinese Migrants are crossing the Southern Border

The surge of migrants entering the United States across the southern border increasingly includes people from a surprising place: China.

Despite the distances involved and the difficulties of the journey, more than 24,000 Chinese citizens have been apprehended crossing into the United States from Mexico in the past year. That is more than in the preceding 10 years combined, according to government data.

American Prepper Culture Spreads To Taiwan Amid Fears Of Chinese Invasion

There are people who prepare for disaster in nearly every country on Earth, but it's not unfair to say that the US is the nation that gave birth to modern prepper culture. Interest in survival planning and training skyrocketed in 2009 after the credit crash nearly took down global debt systems, and ever since then the movement has continued to grow.  The realization that governments often cannot or will not save the general populace from full spectrum collapse has given rise to vast numbers of people seeking to become more self reliant.

Pentagon to Deploy ‘AI Weapons’ That Autonomously Kill Human Targets

The frightening lethal autonomous weapons, which are being developed in the United States, China, and Israel, will automatically select humans deemed a “threat” to the system and eliminate them.

Some critics have voiced fears that the deployment of AI weapons would entrust machines to make decision whether to kill human targets, with no human oversight, The New York Times reported.

This is starting to sound like Skynet.

Biden’s Pentagon on track to spend $269 million on ‘diversity’ initiatives since 2021

Joe Biden is leaving his far-left mark on America's fighting forces.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (LifeSiteNews) — The U.S. Department of Defense under President Joe Biden is seeking to spend millions more on so-called “diversity, equity, inclusion, & accessibility” (DEIA) initiatives within the U.S. military in the latest reminder of where the current administration’s priorities lie.

The Daily Wire reported that the Pentagon is requesting an additional $114.7 million for diversity programs in the upcoming fiscal year. If approved by Congress, it will lead to a total of $269.2 million in taxpayer dollars just on military diversity since Biden took office. 

Dublin Horror: Mass Stabbing by Algerian Immigrant Leaves Children Seriously Injured, Ignites Mass Protests Over Left-Wing Open Border Policies Threatening Safety (Video)

This incident follows the recent high-profile murder of Irish school teacher Ashling Murphy by a Slovak national, intensifying anti-illegal immigrant sentiments.

In the wake of a shocking mass stabbing incident in Dublin, involving an Algerian national in his late 40s or 50s, furious protests have erupted as Irish citizens express their anger and concern over a threat posed by left-wing immigration policies. The stabbing occurred shortly after 1:30 pm outside Gaelscoil Coláiste Mhuire on Parnell Square East as children were coming out of the school, which caters to primary-age children. Irish police confirmed a total of five people were injured in the “major security” incident.

The green scam: How electric vehicles harm the environment that they’re supposed to save

In 2032, India will need a billion tonnes of coal, partly to charge EVs in urban areas via power generated by thermal plants

Five Indian cities, including the capital, New Delhi, consistently rank in the world's top ten worst air-polluted cities. Vehicular emissions are significant contributors; Delhi alone has around four million cars – no wonder the government of India is promoting electric vehicles (EVs) on a large scale. While India's target is a 30% market share of EVs by 2030, the share is currently only 1.1%. Moreover, concerns exist about whether EVs are a green option if pollution is transferred from the cities to the countryside.

Renowned Scientist Exposes Covert Threat: Unraveling Hidden Agendas Behind Climate Action

RAIR Foundation USA was on location to capture the insights shared by climate scientist Tom Harris during a recent talk in Ottawa. Harris, the executive director of the International Climate Science Coalition, shed light on what he perceives as a concerted effort to curtail freedom under the guise of addressing climate change. Harris contends that the push for climate action is not only a threat to individual liberties but also a misguided endeavor based on questionable, if not totally unscientific, grounds.

EU Digital Identity: Eurocrats want to create a regime in which citizens are increasingly controlled by Brussels

According to the new European legislation, the wallets, which are to be voluntary for the time being, will include digital versions of all ID cards, driving licenses, degree certificates, and medical documentation.

The European Commission insists that the system will be secure, and the current Spanish presidency of the EU is saying that this will make the EU a digital leader at a global level in protecting democratic values, but what has digitalisation got to do with European values?

Study: Nearly two-thirds of COVID-19 vaccine recipients suffer from health complications a year later

A recent study published in ScienceDirect revealed that nearly two-thirds of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine recipients suffer from health complications one year after getting vaccinated.

The study, funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research in New Delhi and conducted between September 2021 and May 2023, focused on potential post-COVID-19 vaccination syndrome (PCVS) and its impact on the quality of life (QoL) among Indian adults aged 18 and above who received either Bharat Biotech's COVAXIN or the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines. (Related: Australian actress sues AstraZeneca for life-threatening vaccine injury, but continues to ADVOCATE for other COVID-19 "vaccines.")

BREAKING: Philippines' House of Representative initiates a formal investigation into excess deaths!

We are shocked to find out that there were 262,000 excess deaths in 2021 alone

BREAKING: Philippines' House of Representative initiates a formal investigation into excess deaths!

Who Owns Your Children? The Government Keeps Acting Like It Does

Governments across the world continue to take actions that reflect the belief that it is not parents who are the guardians of their children but the state itself.

In September, the First Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in a high-profile case regarding whether a school violated parents’ constitutional rights by actively encouraging their 11-year-old daughter to transition her gender while keeping it a secret from the parents.

School officials followed a school board policy that encourages them to privately meet with the child and affirm her gender transition, allow her to use the boys’ bathroom, and instruct everyone at school to use her new name and pronouns. The school also asserted that the parents weren’t providing a safe environment at home.

None So Blind: New York Wants Children Masked at Schools Again

It’s November 2023 and masks are officially back.

It’s been increasingly likely over the past few months, but the largest and most significant return of mask mandates is here. Not just at a college, a White House event, or at a specific company. But a mask mandate that impacts members of the general public.

It’s not surprising, given the amount of work “The Experts” did, and continue to do, to mislead the public about the efficacy of masks.

Ohio egg farm becomes the latest to slaughter over 1.3 million chickens to combat bird flu outbreak

A major egg farm in Ohio has been forced to cull over 1.3 million chickens in an effort to contain outbreaks of bird flu. The news comes as avian influenza continues to take a toll on the industry.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture said all 1.35 million chickens on the farm in Ohio’s Union County will be slaughtered to help limit the spread of the highly contagious virus after a case was confirmed in the flock this week.

(WATCH) A new report reveals that over 100,000 Christians have been murdered in Nigeria from ongoing persecution

(OPINION) Nigeria has become a hotbed of Christian persecution, with killings, land grabs, and other forms of rebuke putting Bible believers in a truly precarious predicament.

Jeff King, president of International Christian Concern (ICC) and one of the world’s most knowledgeable experts on religious freedom and persecution, told CBN Digital his organization’s recent “2023 Persecutors of the Year” report explores the full scope of the problem.

What the hell is going on?

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