New Poll: Americans Want to Stop Iran Now, Even
if that Means War
* Slaughter in Syria -- prayer update
Joel C. Rosenberg
(Washington, D.C., February 15, 2012) --
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SLAUGHTER IN SYRIA -- It's horrifying to see the continue slaughter of
innocents in Syria. The U.N. Secretary General has condemned the
"appalling brutality" of the government, but Russia is blocking the
international community from taking any real action. Please pray for the
evil regime of Bashar al-Assad to be brought down and replaced by a
peaceful, moderate government. Pray for the violence to end and peace to
come to that country. Pray that the Gospel would be spread throughout
Syria, and for the Lord to strengthen and encourage the persecuted
Church there. Lord, please stop the bloodbath, bring justice to the
evildoers, and liberate the Syrian people spiritually and politically.
"The news about Him [Jesus Christ] spread throughout all Syria; and they
brought to Him all who were ill, those suffering with various diseases
and pains, demoniacs, epileptics, paralytics; and He healed them."
(Matthew 4:24)
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UPDATE:
Russia and Iran continue arming Syria….Iran increasing presence in
Syria….Ahmadinenjad
unveils 3 new nuclear advancements
No American wants to see another war in the Middle East. I certainly
don’t. But a new poll finds that Americans say: stop Iran now, even if
that means war, but under no circumstances let Iran’s Radical Muslim
leaders get nuclear weapons. “The public supports tough measures –
including the possible use of military force — to prevent Iran from
developing nuclear weapons,” reports a new Pew Research Center poll.
“Nearly six-in-ten (58%) say it is more important to prevent Iran from
developing nuclear weapons, even if it means taking military action.
Just 30% say it is more important to avoid a military conflict with
Iran, even if it means that country develops nuclear weapons. There have
been reports in recent weeks that Israel may soon attack Iran’s nuclear
facilities. About half of Americans (51%) say the United States should
remain neutral if Israel takes action to stop Iran’s nuclear program,
but far more say the U.S. should support (39%) than oppose (5%) an
Israeli attack.” There is a sharp partisan divide, however, with far
more Republicans supporting the use of force — and supporting Israel to
use force — than Democrats.
To read the full poll, please click here.
OMINOUS SIGNAL: NETANYAHU & BARAK WARN SANCTIONS AREN’T WORKING
Posted: February 16, 2012
“Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that sanctions
against Iran had not yet worked, adding that Tehran’s nuclear pursuits
made it the most ‘irresponsible’ country in the world,”
reports Haaretz. “‘Iran is the most irresponsible country in the
world and it is breaking all the rules,’ Netanyahu said during a one-day
visit to Cyprus.” Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak echoed Netanyahu’s
comments during a meeting with Japan’s defense minister. “These
(current) sanctions … might not suffice to compel the Iranian leadership
to take decisions so we feel that there is still a need for more
effective and paralysing sanctions on Iran,”
said Barak. The Japanese government, like the Obama
administration, is urging Israel not to consider preemptive military
strikes against Iran’s nuclear facilities. But the comments by Netanyahu
and Barak provide an ominous signal. If the Israeli government does not
believe even the newly enhanced international economic sanctions will be
sufficient to stop Iran from building the Bomb, then Israel will be more
inclined to take military action….sooner rather than later.
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