8-24-20 Daily Prophecy Headlines

HEADLINES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TRACKING BIBLE PROPHECY 8/24/20 http://trackingbibleprophecy.org/birthpangs.php Stirring controversy, Pompeo to address Republican convention from Jerusalem Pompeo to tour Middle East as part of Trump's Arab-Israeli push 'Beacons of opportunity': Israel-UAE to build broad partnerships, says high-tech investor 'The goal is to ink UAE treaty within a month' Israel pays a security price for its latest peace deal - "the erosion of the military advantage" Israel's "most important friend" - the United States - has provided "for nearly 50 years" Kushner: Normalization deal raises chance we will sell F-35s to UAE Pompeo to visit Sudan, push for 'deepening' its ties with Israel Moroccan prime minister says Rabat 'refuses' normalization with Israel Ultra-Orthodox parties claim Netanyahu, Gantz back compromise to avert elections Netanyahu says he accepts compromise deal to delay new elections Israel strikes targets in Gaza after incendiary balloons spark 28 fires Pipeline Explosion Causes Blackout in Syria, Minister Says Evidence Points to 'Terrorist Attack' 'Our stitches ran out': Beirut's struggle to deal with injuries from port blast Iran's nuclear agency says blast at Natanz facility was result of sabotage Iran denies that 'new' cruise missile is just an old one with new paint Iran Rolls out 2 New Cruise Missiles in Tribute to Assassinated Leader Turkey's Erdogan hosts large Hamas delegation with wanted terrorist Israeli military and intelligence assessments see Turkey as growing threat Russia and Turkey Likely to Sign S-400 Missile Deal Next Year: Ifax Kim Jong Un in coma, sister set to take control, South Korean ex-diplomat alleges Belarusian protesters, defying army, flood Minsk Videos show Belarus president armed with rifle as massive protests roil capital Protests after Wisconsin police shoot Black man in the back as he gets into car New Tennessee law penalizes protesters who camp on state property with felony and loss of voting rights Biden says he felt no pressure to choose a Black woman as running mate Trump: If Biden is elected, 'China will own our country' Trump says he is 'the only thing standing between the American dream and total anarchy.' More than 500,000 mail ballots were rejected in the primaries. That could make the difference in battleground states this fall. Top U.S. security official says he cannot send law enforcement to polling sites Trump rips Democrats for pushing 'mail drop boxes' to collect election ballots Twitter attaches disclaimer on Trump's 'mail drop boxes' tweet Rep. Ken Buck responds to Democrats $25 billion post office bailout vote: 'Postal Service has been bleeding money for 40 years' Rep. Collins: Dems 'using the postal service' just 'like they used the Russia impeachment to get at' Trump Graham says declassified FBI documents show 'double standard' for Clinton and Trump campaigns Hackers can now clone your keys just by listening to them with a smartphone 5.5 magnitude earthquake hits near Kokopo, Papua New Guinea 5.4 magnitude earthquake hits the Kermadec Islands region 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Sidareja, Indonesia Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to 24,000ft Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 22,000ft Popocateptl volcano in Mexico erupts to 22,000ft Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 13,000ft Semeru volcano in Indonesia erupts to 13,000ft Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupts to 13,000ft Typhoon Bavi heads toward Okinawa; heavy rains lash some parts of Japan Tropical Storm Marco now a hurricane, sparks warning of 'life-threatening' storm surge' Marco downgraded to a tropical storm as 'unprecedented' back-to-back threats target Louisiana Residents flee as Gulf Coast sees possible tandem hurricanes Second August windstorm to strike UK for first time in 30 years In Iowa, Hard-Hit Churches and Faith-Based Organizations Rally to Help Out in Wake of Derecho Destructive floods hit Turkey's Giresun Province, leaving 15 people dead or missing National Guard and U.S. military helping to fight California fires California wildfires become a target for looters. A firefighter is among the victims. His wallet was stolen, bank account 'drained.' Russia, Expecting Plaudits for Vaccine, Is Miffed by Its Cool Reception Russia expects to produce 6 million COVID vaccine doses a month: report Coronavirus vaccine: Short cuts and allegations of dirty tricks in race to be first 'No jab, no play' the wrong approach to COVID-19 vaccine, doctors warn FDA, under pressure from Trump, authorizes blood plasma as Covid-19 treatment More than 176,000 in US have died of COVID-19. 57% of Republicans polled say that is 'acceptable.' Coronavirus overshadows Trump's legacy in office Biden says he'd shut down economy if scientists recommended Global dividend plunge to be worst since financial crisis The pandemic is ramping up the war between Amazon, Walmart, and Target, and making them more powerful than ever At Oklahoma State University, students' steps are tracked to stop the coronavirus Airplane mode and prepaid SIMs: some Israelis dodge COVID-19 tracking Wedding Reception Leads to 53 Coronavirus Infections and 1 Death 13 die in Peru disco stampede after police lockdown raid to enforce country's lockdown

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