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US pressured Israel to open airport to Palestinian Authority Arabs

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The US pressured Israel to open Ben Gurion International Airport to Palestinian Authority (PA) Arabs – and the agreement to allow them to use Ramon Airport was a compromise between the sides, Israel Hayom reported.

According to Israel Hayom, ahead of US President Joe Biden’s visit to Israel, and as part of Biden’s desire to present Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas with achievements, the US government pressured Israel to solve the issue of PA Arabs’ travel abroad.

Currently, PA Arabs are not allowed to fly from Ben Gurion Airport, and they instead cross from Israel into Jordan via the Allenby Bridge, and from there fly to their destinations. Since the coronavirus pandemic, the Allenby Bridge has been overwhelmed with traffic: It is estimated that over a million people have crossed it since January, and in many cases it is congested and there are lengthy delays.

” … And Jerusalem will be trampled by Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled.” Luke 21:24

US Pres. Joe Biden with Palestinian Authority chair Mahmoud Abbas

Last week, Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli (Labor) announced that brokering by Morocco and the US led to understandings with the Palestinian Authority regarding expanding operations of the bridge to 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so as to help ease the congestion.

At the same time, the expanded hours provide only a partial solution: Israel Hayom reported that the US aimed to reach an agreement under which Israel would open Ben Gurion to PA Arabs, and it seems that the agreement to allow them to fly out of Ramon Airport is a compromised reached by the two sides.

Pope tells young people eating meat is part of a ‘self-destructive trend’

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Assessment: As usual Pope Francis neglects the Gospel (1 Cor. 15:1-5), the only hope for salvation …

Pope Francis is asking young people to eat less meat in a bid to take better care of the environment.

In a letter to participants at the EU Youth Conference in Prague this week, the Pope urged that we “break this self-destructive trend” of consumerism and prioritise sustainability.

“It is urgent to reduce consumption not only of fossil fuels but also of many superfluous things; and also, in certain areas of the world, it is convenient to consume less meat, this can also help save the environment,” he wrote.

“He was granted power to give breath to the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak and cause as many as would not worship the image of the beast to be killed.” Rev. 13:15

Pope Francis.

The Pope is clearly worried about climate change

The latest green pledge follows the Pope’s publication of ‘Laudato si’ in 2015, his second encyclical (letter) which laments environmental degradation and global warming, and calls all people of the world to take “swift and unified global action.”

He lays the foundations for what he calls “integral ecology” in the encyclical. This earned him the title of Person of the Year by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) the same year

In October 2021, Pope Francis and religious leaders called for action on climate change at the UN COP26 conference. Although the 84-year-old could not attend the conference, he made his dedication to tackling the climate crisis clear.

Then in November, he made another speech telling us all to protect the environment as “everything around us seems to be collapsing.

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