Week in Review: Iran-Israel Escalation, Venezuela’s Two Presidents, France-Germany Treaty, and Much More

• The conflict between Iran and Israel escalated this week, as Iran directly fired a powerful missile and Israel bombed some Iranian military installations.
• Venezuela’s streets are full of protests as a challenger to President Nicolas Maduro declared his rule illegitimate and himself as interim president. Now nations worldwide are choosing which of Venezuela’s presidents to recognize.
• France and Germany signed a new treaty this week that binds them closer together militarily and otherwise, and distances them from the United States.
• China is redirecting its military resources from its army in order to dramatically strengthen its navy, air force, cyberwarfare and space warfare capabilities.
• We also talk about a dispute that could see America reduce its military presence in South Korea, Hamas issuing a serious threat of violence against Israel, the Anglican Church being folded into the Catholic Church, and New York making abortion easier than ever.

Links

• Iran-Israel Escalation
• “The Imminent Iran-Syria Divorce”
• Venezuela’s Two Presidents
• “America Is Being Besieged Economically”
• “What Americans Need to Learn From Venezuela”
• France-Germany Treaty
• “France Rejects America—and Empowers Germany!”
• “The Holy Roman Empire Goes Public—Big Time!”
• The Holy Roman Empire in Prophecy
• ‘Transformational Changes’ in Chinese Military
• “China Significantly Boosts Size of Navy and Air Force, Downsizes Army”
• “China Is Steering the World Toward War”
• South Korea-United States Relations
• Russia and China in Prophecy
• Anglican Church Weakens
• “Returning to the Fold” from He Was Right
• AUDIO: “Coming Under the Catholic Umbrella”
• New York Abortions
• “Is Abortion Really Murder?”
• AUDIO: “The Abortion Movement’s Sickening New Low”