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IDF attacks terrorist infrastructure in Lebanon

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Arutz Sheva: IDF fighter jets on Wednesday night attacked areas in Lebanon from which rockets were fired during the day toward the State of Israel as well as infrastructure used for terrorism, the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit said.

Another target was attacked in the area from which rockets were fired in the past.

“… and Esau said in his heart, “The days of mourning for my father [a]are at hand; then I will kill my brother Jacob.” Genesis 27:41

“IDF attacks will continue and even intensify in the face of terrorist attempts against the State of Israel and its citizens. The State of Lebanon is responsible for what happens in its territory. “The IDF warns of continued attempts to harm Israeli citizens and their sovereignty,” the statement said.

On Wednesday afternoon, sirens were sounded in ​​Kiryat Shmona, Tel Hai, and Kfar Giladi after missiles were fired at Israel. Read More

Joe Biden Plans to Mandate Foreign Visitors to U.S. be Vaccinated – Not Illegals from the Border

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Breitbart: President Joe Biden is reportedly readying a plan that will require foreign visitors to the United States to show proof of vaccination for the Chinese coronavirus before entering the country.

“And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.” Romans 12:2

A report by Reuters on Wednesday details a plan by the Biden administration that would “require nearly all foreign visitors” to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to a White House official with knowledge of the plan.

Such a move would come with a loosening of existing travel bans to the U.S. imposed by the Biden administration, many of which started under former President Donald Trump’s administration and were opposed by Democrats despite experts confirming that such bans help slow the spread of coronavirus.

ravelers arrive for flights at O'Hare international Airport on March 16, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois. On March 12, the TSA screened more than 1.3 million travelers, the highest number since the start of the pandemic. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

While hammering out details of a plan to require foreign visitors to be vaccinated against coronavirus, the Biden administration has continued releasing border crossers at the U.S.-Mexico border into the nation’s interior who are coronavirus-positive. Read More 

 

Australia deploys helicopters, hundreds of troops to keep people at home in strict new lockdowns in Sydney

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American Military News: Around 300 Australian Defence Force (ADF) soldiers were deployed alongside police over the weekend in New South Wales to help police enforce strict new coronavirus lockdowns. Police helicopters have also been seen in the area, ordering residents to comply with lockdown restrictions.

“When the righteous [a]are in authority, the people rejoice;
But when a wicked man rules, the people groan.” Proverbs 29:2

Australian broadcaster ABC reported the soldiers arrived in the city of Sydney over the weekend and underwent training and would begin going door to door in Sydney by Monday to check that residents are complying with the lockdown orders.

Sydney, Australia, Enters 1st Full Lockdown Since Early 2020 - The New York Times

The Daily Mail reported in Sydney’s western suburbs residents saw police helicopters hovering overhead while sounding sirens and broadcasting the message, “This is public health order —do not break rules —you will be found and fines issued.” Read More

Build Back Worse: Payrolls Disaster? ADP Report Shows Hiring Falling Far Short of Expectations

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Breitbart: Has the recovery stalled?

U.S. businesses added just 330,000 jobs in July, according to a report from payroll processing firm ADP Wednesday.

That was less than half of the 680,000 forecast by analysts, according to Econoday. June’s estimate was revised down to 680,000 from the initial estimate of 692,000.

July’s job growth was the smallest gain in ADP’s estimates since February. Read More

Sirens sound in Kiryat Shmona as 3 rockets fired from Lebanon at Israel

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Times of Israel: Three rockets were fired into northern Israel from Lebanon Wednesday shortly after noon, causing warning sirens to sound in the Kiryat Shmona area. Two rockets hit open areas, while the third fell short of the border.

There were no reports of casualties in the attack, though the Magen David Adom emergency medical service treated four people for anxiety attacks.

“For the day of the Lord upon all the nations is near;
As you have done, it shall be done to you;
Your [a]reprisal shall return upon your own head.” Obadiah 1:15

In response, the Israel Defense Forces fired artillery shells at targets in Lebanon just after the attack, as well as in a second round some two hours later.  Read More

State of the American Debt Slaves: Forbearance & Free-Money Phenomenon amid Soaring Prices of Homes & Autos

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Wolf Street: To the Fed’s great relief, hardy American debt slaves are finally going deeper into debt, after having made unnerving efforts in prior quarters at paying down their credit cards, the most expensive debts with the biggest profit margins for banks. What helped push up total borrowing were massive price increases that had to be financed – particularly homes and vehicles – and the loans to finance these purchases jumped even if the volume of purchases didn’t.

“The rich rules over the poor,
And the borrower is servant to the lender.” Proverbs 22:7

Total household debt – mortgages, HELOCs, credit cards, auto loans, student loans, and other debt – jumped by $313 billion in Q2, from Q1, according to the New York Fed’s Household Debt and Credit report today. This 2.1% jump was the biggest quarter-over-quarter jump in years, matching Q4 2013, and both were the biggest jumps since 2007. The total balance of debt reached nearly $15 trillion.

Auto loans & delinquencies: price spikes & stimulus checks.

The balance of auto loans and leases jumped by 2.4% in Q2 from Q1, to $1.42 trillion, the biggest quarter-over-quarter percentage increase since 2016, based largely on surging prices of new and used vehicles:

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New York Times: It’s Trump’s Fault Biden Isn’t Pleasing the Climate Change Cult Quickly Enough

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PJ Media:

Biden Can’t Overreach With Climate Agenda Because Orange Man Bad

For a couple of weeks now I’ve been kicking around a column idea in my head about living in a world that’s beyond parody. In the not-too-distant past, I had seriously considered launching my own parody site or at least running a Twitter parody account. Seven or so years ago, I could have done something like that in my sleep. Now I’d need a full writers room just to come up with stuff that’s more outlandish than the daily news.

The New York Times
During the Trump years, hundreds of government scientists and analysts left their jobs. The brain drain is hobbling President Biden’s climate agenda.

The headquarters of the Department of the Interior in Washington.

Bennett: Iran’s days of setting Middle East on fire are over

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JPost: Israel will no longer allow Iran to continue its aggression with impunity, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned on a visit to the IDF Northern Command on Tuesday.

“Iran already knows the price that we exact when someone threatens our security,” he said. “The Iranians need to understand that it is impossible to sit peacefully in Tehran and from there ignite the entire Middle East. That is over.”

“I will turn you around, put hooks in your jaws and bring you out with your whole army …” Ezekiel 38:4
Bennett’s remarks came several days after Iran launched a suicide drone attack on the Mercer Street, an Israeli-managed ship, killing a Romanian and a British national. The US, UK and Romania said they are certain Iran was behind the attack and that they would work on a response. Read More

Developing: Five ships lose control in what UK calls ‘potential hijacking’ off UAE coast

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Debkafile: At least three maritime security sources report that five civilian vessels, four of them tankers, were on Tuesday night, Aug. 3, under attack possibly hijacked by Iranian or proxy forces. One ship was identified as the Panama-flagged asphalt/bitumen tanker Asphalt Princess. They were sailing near United Arab Emirates shores when “a non-piracy incident” was reported by British maritime authorities.

Four of the ships warned they had lost control of their steering under unspecified circumstances and signaled their status as “not under command.” According to DEBKAfile’s military sources, this status may refer alternatively to a hostile force boarding the ship and taking command of the bridge or, possibly, a cyberattack on the ship’s steering mechanism and radar. Details surrounding the five commercial vessels’ plight ae still under investigation.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry disowned any part of the episode and, in fact, complained that reports of security incidents involving several ships near the UAE coast on Tuesday were “suspicious” and warned against efforts to generate a “false atmosphere” against the Islamic Republic.

The atmosphere in the Gulf region is, however, already pregnant with real tension as the US, Israel, the UK and Romania ponder a “collective” reprisal for the Iranian drone attack on the Israeli-operated Mercy Street off the coast of Oman last Thursday. Read More