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Sanhedrin Invites Nikki Haley to be Honorary President of Organization of 70 Nations Rabbi Hillel Weiss, spokesman for the Sanhedrin, explained their decision to choose Nikki Haley to head the organization. “Nikki Haley displayed a strength of character that showed a deeply sincere and unwavering willingness to fight for truth,” Rabbi Weiss told Breaking Israel News. “She was a faithful representative of the president, but her character gave her a strength that went far beyond the requirements of her job.”

Terrorist deportation bill passes first reading in Knesset.
A bill that would allow Israel to deport the family members of terrorists passed its first reading in the Knesset Wednesday. Sponsored by Bayit Yehudi MK Moti Yogev with backing from Education Minister Naftali Bennett, the bill would allow the army to expel family members of a terrorist from their home, by removing them from their town or city, or demarcating an area in which they are not allowed to enter.

Knesset approves Netanyahu as defense minister.
The Knesset approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s appointment as defense minister on Monday evening after opposition MKs spoke out against the appointment for nearly three hours.

Tension with Moscow seems over as Russian defense delegation visits Israel. Ties between Israel and Russia were said to be tense in recent months after Syria shot down a Russian plane in September. Russia blamed Israel.

EU, Russia to Trump: 2-state solution only viable Israeli-Palestinian peace plan. Warning comes as Haley hints at Trump’s ‘Deal of the Century’ peace plan: Long, takes advantage of new technology, and has a lot both sides will like and things they won’t like. The US ambassador, who said she has read the plan, told the UN Security Council that “both sides would benefit greatly from a peace agreement, but the Palestinians would benefit more, and the Israelis would risk more.” Haley, who is stepping down at the end of the month, said moving forward to negotiations and peace “will need leaders with real vision to do it.” She declared: “The world will be watching.”

Netanyahu ahead of UN debate: Hezbollah puts all of Lebanon at risk. Hezbollah puts the people of Lebanon at great risk and endangers their lives, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday at a special briefing for the foreign press. Netanyahu spoke ahead of the UN Security Council debate later in the day about the discovery of Hezbollah’s terror tunnels along the Israeli-Lebanese border.

Netanyahu: The IDF is the only army fighting Iran, and we are winning. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel is winning the fight against Iran and over Iranian influence in Syria, in a speech at the Globes conference Wednesday. “The IDF is the only army that is fighting the Iranian army in the world, and now we are seeing great successes,” Netanyahu said at the event.

Eight EU states warn Trump peace plan will fail unless based on 1967 lines. Any Israeli-Palestinian peace plan not based on the pre-1967 lines will fail, eight European Union member states warned…“We…would like to reiterate once more and emphasize the EU’s strong continued commitment to the internationally agreed parameters for a just and lasting peace in the Middle East, based on international law, relevant UN resolutions and previous agreements,” ambassadors from the eight nations said in a joint statement…

Brexit: EU to reveal no-deal plans.
The European Commission will publish its no-deal contingency plans on Wednesday – an attempt to mitigate the damage if the UK crashes out of the EU. The proposals are designed to limit disruption in certain key areas, such as finance and transport, if Brexit goes ahead in March without a deal. As PM Theresa May’s proposed exit plan flounders in parliament, both sides are preparing for the worst-case scenario.

European Union diplomatic communications ‘targeted by hackers’. Hackers successfully targeted the European Union’s diplomatic communications over a period of several years, The New York Times reports. Thousands of messages were intercepted in which diplomats referenced a range of subjects from US President Donald Trump to global trade. The breach was reportedly discovered by the cyber-security company Area 1.

Syria war: Russia, Iran and Turkey fail to agree on new constitution body. Talks in Geneva on setting up a constitutional committee for Syria have ended without a clear outcome. The foreign ministers of Russia, Iran and Turkey attended the United Nations-sponsored talks to build a sustainable peace in the country, but failed to agree on the committee’s makeup. The UN says more work needs to be done before it is set up.

US pledges $10.6B aid for Central America, southern Mexico
The United States pledged $5.8 billion in aid and investment Tuesday for strengthening government and economic development in Central America, and another $4.8 billion in development aid for southern Mexico. The U.S aid aims to promote better security conditions and job opportunities as part of a regional plan to allow Central Americans and Mexicans to remain in their countries and not have to emigrate.

Girl’s inoperable brain tumor disappears. Doctors unable to explain it. A girl’s inoperable brain tumor is gone and doctors have no explanation. Today, Roxli Doss is doing what she loves, and that’s horseback riding. “She is just as active as she ever was,” said Scott Doss, Roxli’s father…The family held a benefit for her in August, and the community responded in a big way. At that point, all Gena and Scott Doss could do was pray for a miracle.

Christians ‘Standing in the Way’ of China’s Xi Jinping’s Totalitarian Rule. …China’s current leader believes in the absolute power of the Party and wants his government to exert control over every aspect of Chinese life. Since coming to power in 2012, Xi has severely cracked down on human rights, religious freedom and freedom of expression. Christians are experiencing some of the worst persecution in decades.

Putin: Russia has enough missiles without violating treaty
President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday rejected the U.S. claim that Russia developed a new cruise missile in violation of a key nuclear treaty, arguing that Russia has no need for such a land-based weapon because it already has similar missiles on its ships and aircraft. Washington warned this month it would suspend its obligations under the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) in 60 days if Russia did not return to full compliance.

Netanyahu: UN must act against Hezbollah tunnels
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday urged the United Nations Security Council to take action against Hezbollah tunnels dug from Lebanon under the Israeli border. Speaking ahead of a Security Council session on the issue, Netanyahu said UNIFIL, the UN presence in Lebanon, should be granted “unrestrained access to any area in southern Lebanon,” where the Iranian-backed Hezbollah has traditionally operated unfettered.

The Latest Facebook Scandal: Netflix, Spotify Could Read Private Messages, Yandex Was Given IDs. “This is just giving third parties permission to harvest data without you being informed of it or giving consent to it”

Will catastrophic Yellowstone supervolcano eruption set off the End Days war of Gog and Magog? A mystic rabbi suggested that an alarming spate of recent geyser activity in Yellowstone National Park may be the precursor to the pre-Messiah war of Gog and Magog. While scientists predict that seismic activity will increase, people of faith look for the spiritual implications.

SODOM AND GEMORRAH: San Francisco Creates World’s First ‘Transgender District,’ Paid for with Taxpayer Money
San Francisco is creating a “transgender district” and using public money as part of the process, according to a new report.

Pastor arrested for ‘showing movie about Jesus’
Authorities have arrested a Christian pastor for showing a film titled “Jesus Christ,” charging him with attempting “forced conversions” in India.

Washington state Women’s March chapter shuts over anti-Semitism concerns. The Washington state chapter of the Women’s March has shut down over concerns of anti-Semitism by the national leadership of the movement.

Pope Lectures Against Blaming Migrants For Evil, Urges Fraternity Of ‘Globalized World’. Pope Francis decried nationalism Tuesday and lambasted political leaders who blame migrants for societal problems, lauding instead the fraternity of the “globalized world.”

DOJ, ATF Are About to Find Themselves in Court Over the Newly-Released Bump Stock Ban. For over a year, gun owners have prepared for a ban on bump stocks. After the deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas, the Trump administration vowed to make the firearm accessory illegal.

11-Year-Old Boy Dressed In Drag Dances At Gay Bar, Gets Dollar Bills Thrown At Him. On December 1, an 11-year-old boy dressed in drag danced on stage in a sexual manner at a gay bar in Brooklyn, NY, called 3 Dollar Bill. The child, Desmond Napoles, was dressed as a Gwen Stefani-lookalike — full drag make up, a blonde wig, and crop top included — as he bounced around onstage to No Doubt’s Like a Girl” and collected dollar bills from male adults viewing the number.

NYT Guest Column: Human Extinction Could Be Good for the Planet. A philosophy professor writing for the New York Times pondered whether the extinction of the human race would be a positive thing for the Earth.

40% of Millennials Don’t Know Jesus is the Baby in the Nativity Story. The new generation of millennials are not just offended by traditional aspects of Christmas, two out of five of them are not even aware that the baby in the Nativity story is Jesus.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Sent His Beard Hair to a Rapper Who Does Witchcraft to Protect Him From ISIS. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey keeps banning conservatives who want to protect people from ISIS with things like border security, stronger vetting and discussions about Islam because he apparently has a better solution: actual witchcraft.