🏴 Unholy
alliance: Edomite West + Ishmaelite East (ESAU & Ishmael)
☪ አለምን
እያናወጠ ያለው የእስማኤል እና የኤሳው ህብረት
ቀጥሏል!
❖ የሥጋ
ሰዎች በመንፈስ ያሉትን በማሳደድ አንድ
ሆነዋል!
👉 ኤሳው
እስማኤልን እያጎለበተው ነው 👈
👉 ከኳታር
እስከ ሳውዲ አረቢያ 👈
☪ The Union of Ishmael
and Esau that is shaking the world continues!
❖ People
of the flesh are united in persecuting those of the spirit!
👉 Esau Empowering
Ishmael 👈
👉 From
Turkey to United Arab Emirates 👈
😳Did you know the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was created
more recently than Israel?
Non-Arab Sudanese – who
are now massacred and displaced by a UAE-backed militia — are older
than the country orchestrating the seizure of their homes.
What’s happening in
Sudan is a genocide and an occupation carried out by the RSF, a
militia armed and funded by the United Arab Emirates. To understand
how this came to be, we have to go back to how the UAE itself was
built: as a U.S. client state in the 1970s, designed to protect
Western oil and power in the Middle East.
Today, that same
sub-empire fuels the destruction of Sudan — extracting gold, land,
and resources while our communities are massacred and displaced.
🛑
Foreign Backers
Anwar Gargash,
an adviser to the president of the United Arab Emirates, called the
city's capture a "turning point" that showed "the
political path is the only option to end the civil war".
The UAE has
been accused by the UN of supplying the RSF with weapons. It is also
a member of the so-called Quad -- alongside the United States, Saudi
Arabia and Egypt -- which is working for a negotiated peace.
The group has
proposed a ceasefire and a transitional civilian government that
excludes both the army and the RSF from power.
Talks last week
in Washington involving the Quad made no progress.
The army has its own
foreign backers in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Turkey, observers
have reported. They too have denied the claims.
🛑 Sudan
Militia Implicated on War Crimes Used UK Military Equipment, UN Told
Today, The
Guardian reported that material seen by the UN has shown British
military equipment was found on battlefields in Sudan
British
military equipment has been found on battlefields in Sudan, used by
the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group accused of
genocide, according to documents seen by the UN security council.
UK-manufactured
small-arms target systems and British-made engines for armoured
personnel carriers have been recovered from combat sites in a
conflict that has now caused the world’s biggest humanitarian
catastrophe.
The findings
have again prompted scrutiny over Britain’s export of arms to the
United Arab Emirates (UAE), which has been repeatedly accused of
supplying weapons to the paramilitary RSF in Sudan.
They also raise
questions for the UK government and its potential role in fueling the
conflict.
🛑 Warnings of
executions and ethnic cleansing mount in Sudan's El-Fasher Africa
Reports were emerging
Tuesday of mass killings and ethnically targeted atrocities in the
western Sudanese city of El-Fasher since its capture by the Rapid
Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary. A coalition of armed groups allied
to the Sudanese army accused the RSF of executing more than 2,000
civilians, raising fears of systematic ethnic cleansing.
😈 The Evil
State of The United Arab Emirates Backing A
Genocidal Militia in Sudan
In this video, TLDR takes
another look at Sudan’s civil war; what just happened over the
weekend; and why this leaves the international community with an
uncomfortable dilemma.
Fear of mass killings as
thousands trapped in besieged Sudan city taken by militia group.
US-based researchers have
been analysing images from the besieged city of el-Fasher.
They've described "piles
of bodies executed en masse, or shot by snipers attempting to breach"
the city's perimeter wall.
"We see clear
evidence of house-to-house clearance operations, particularly in the
Darajula neighbourhood near Saudi Hospital - with what appears to be
piles of objects consistent with human remains between 1.5 to two
metres in length," Nathaniel Raymond, executive director of
Yale's Humanitarian Research Lab.
El-Fasher is the capital
of northern Darfur, a region as large as France. It’s located over
800km (497 miles) west of Khartoum and about 195 km from Nyala,
capital of South Darfur State.
The city became an
important commercial hub, located at the centre of Darfur states,
North Kordofan, Khartoum and the Northern state.
The city serves as the
main entry point for aid convoys from Port Sudan before distribution
across Darfur.
El-Fasher is home to
diverse tribal and ethnic groups, mainly Zaghawa, Fur, and Masalit,
many of whom live in displacement camps. Arab-origin tribes are fewer
and mostly in South Darfur, controlled by the Rapid Support Forces
(RSF).
It has been under siege by
the RSF for over a year since fighting erupted between these forces
and the army, with violent battles claiming hundreds of lives.
El-Fasher hosts many
displacement camps. Some were established over two decades ago after
Darfur’s civil war during former President Omar al-Bashir’s era,
while new camps were set up after the current war, housing displaced
people from other Darfur states taken over by the RSF.
In 2008, the UN-AU mission
in Darfur (UNAMID) chose el-Fasher as its main base, boosting its
status and urban development.
✞ Romanians
flock to a new cathedral that is the world´s largest Orthodox church
after 15 Years of Construction.
Thousands of
pilgrims turned out Sunday in Romania´s capital for the consecration
of religious paintings inside the world´s largest Christian Orthodox
church that was being opened after 15 years of construction.
Worshippers and
officials arrived in droves at the People´s Salvation Cathedral,
known as the National Cathedral, which at its highest point stands
more than 125 meters (410 feet) and has an inner capacity for 5,000
worshippers in the deeply Orthodox country. The cathedral's opulent
interior is covered with frescoes and mosaics depicting saints and
icons.
Proposals for a
national cathedral in the country of about 19 million people had been
put forward for more than a century, but its fruition was hampered by
two world wars and the decades of communist rule, which sought to
suppress religion. The Romanian Orthodox Church has called the
cathedral "a symbol of national identity."
Romania is one
of the most pious countries in the European Union, with around 85% of
the population identifying as religious.
Situated behind
the hulking Palace of the People built by the late communist leader
Nicolae Ceausescu, construction for the cathedral finally began in
2010, and its altar was consecrated in 2018. It has so far cost a
reported 270 million euros ($313 million), with a majority drawn from
public funds, and some works are yet to be completed.
Traffic was
restricted for Sunday´s service, which was attended by President
Nicusor Dan and Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. Many worshippers watched
via TV screens set up outside the cathedral.
The cathedral´s
mosaics and iconography cover an area of 17,800 square meters
(191,000 square feet), according the cathedral´s website.
Daniel
Codrescu, who has spent seven years working on the frescoes and
mosaics, told The Associated Press that much of the iconography has
been inspired by medieval Romanian paintings and others from the
Byzantine world.
"It was a
complex collaboration with the church, with art historians, with
artists, also our friends of contemporary art," he said. "I
hope (the church) is going to have a very important impact on society
because ... it´s a public space."
With one of the
largest budget deficits in the EU, not everyone in Romania was happy
about the cost of the project. Critics bemoan that the massive church
has drawn on public funds, which could have been spent on schools or
hospitals.
Claudiu Tufis,
an associate professor of political science at the University of
Bucharest, said the project was a "waste of public money"
but said it could offer a "boost to national pride and identity"
for some Romanians.
"The fact
that they have forced, year after year, politicians to pay for it, in
some cases taking money from communities that really needed that
money, indicates it was a show of force, not one of humility and love
of God," he said. "Economically, it might be OK in the long
term as it will be a tourist attraction."
Rares
Ghiorghies, 37, supports the church but said the money would be
better spent on health and education as "a matter of good
governance."
"The big
problem in society is that most of those who criticize do not follow
the activities of the church," he said.
😇 Glory
to God!
♱
Romania is Building the
Biggest Orthodox Church in the World | A Christian Nation is a
Healthy Nation
In the Ethiopian
Orthodox Tewahedo Church, Saint Stephen is commemorated monthly on
the 17th day of every month, and the annual feast of Saint Stephen
the Archdeacon is celebrated on Teqemet 17 (which is October 27th in
the Gregorian calendar). He is honored as the first martyr
(Protomartyr) and as the first of the seven deacons chosen after
Pentecost
Dedication to the ordination
of the First Martyr and Archdeacon Stephen, who was stoned to death
about three years after the Ascension of the Lord.
Saint Stephen was a
Hellenistic Jew and belonged to the group of the seven deacons
selected by the Apostles to carry out the charity work of the first
Christian community of Jerusalem.
According to the Acts of the
Apostles, he was a man filled with the grace of the Holy Spirit. He
preached with boldness and performed many great wonders. His action
caused the animosity of the Judean priesthood, for they failed to
understand and accept the ecumenical dimension and the liberating
content of Christ’s preaching to every human being, and especially
to those who had been wronged.
The First Martyr Stephen was
considered a blasphemer and a denier of Judaism, for he declared,
even before the Sanhedrin (great assembly), that Moses and the Mosaic
Law, as well as all the Prophets and the Righteous of the Old
Testament, were not carriers of salvation, but prepared the way for
the coming of the true Savior, who is Christ.
Imitating His love, and
dedicating himself to Him, he forgave his murderers, begging the
Triune God not to impute to them the sin they had committed.
😔 The
Bible May be Banned, but The Word of God Cannot be Chained
☪ Islam +
Communism ☆
Discover the 7
countries where the Bible is completely banned and Christians face
severe persecution. In these nations, owning a Bible can lead to
imprisonment, torture, or even death. This shocking reality reveals
the global war against Christianity that mainstream media won't talk
about.
From North
Korea to Saudi Arabia, millions of Christians risk everything just to
read God's Word. Underground churches meet in secret, Bibles are
smuggled across borders, and believers face daily persecution for
their faith.
🛑 The
Full list of 52 countries where the bible is illegal and/or
severely persecuted:
Afghanistan
Iran
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Maldives
Mauritania
North
Korea
Saudi
Arabia
Somalia
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Yemen
Algeria
Bhutan
Brunei
China
Cuba
Djibouti
Eritrea
Kuwait
Laos
Libya
Malaysia
Morocco
Oman
Sudan
Tunisia
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Central African Republic
Columbia
Egypt
Ethiopia
India
Iraq
Jordan
Kenya
Lebanon
Mali
Myanmar (Burma)
Nepal
Niger
Nigeria
Pakistan
Philippines (Mindanao)
Sri
Lanka
Syria
Tanzania
Turkey
United
Arab Emirates
Vietnam
👹 Where
Satan Himself Sits on The Throne
☆ North Korea
☪ Saudi
Arabia
☪ Maldives
☪ Somalia
☪ Iran
☪ Afghanistan
☆ China
👹 The
following nations are 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
☆ France
☆ Britain
☆ Italy
☆ Switzerland
☆ Australia + New Zealand
☆ China
☆ India
☆ South Africa
☆ Kenya
☆ Nigeria
☆ Ghana
☆ Haiti
☆ Argentina
☆ Brazil
☪ All 57 Islamic Countries
Many others are
on their way to be fully controlled by Satan.
