2-22-21 Daily Prophecy Headlines

HEADLINES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TRACKING BIBLE PROPHECY 2/22/21 http://trackingbibleprophecy.org/birthpangs.php In letter to Biden, PA and Hamas commit to two-state solution on 1967 lines Former world leaders take stand opposing ICC investigation of Israel Israel to build new natural gas pipeline from its offshore rig direct to Egypt IAEA chief says struck deal with Iran to mitigate it cutting cooperation Iran hails 'fruitful' talks with UN nuke chief ahead of move to curb inspections UN nuclear chief concedes Iran to grant 'less access' to inspectors at its sites Iran to shut UN nuke watchdog's cameras as agency head visits Iran warns Biden as it pushes ahead with plan to cut nuclear inspections 'Utter outrage': White House says US in talks with Iran over detained Americans Tensions rise between Somalia and UAE over delayed elections Kash Patel: Biden's Stance on CCP's Uyghur Genocide 'a Serious Threat to the World' Four Retired Taiwan Intelligence Officers Face Charges Over Spying for China Biden, Harris accused of 'gaslighting' for suggesting Capitol Hill rioters, 'peaceful' BLM double standard United Airlines investigates Ted Cruz's flight information 'leak' Disney slaps 'The Muppet Show' with 'offensive content' disclaimer FAA demands emergency inspection of all Boeing 777s after mid-air explosion ripped engine into pieces Israeli-made nanosatellite released into Earth orbit 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits southeast of the Loyalty Islands 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Ohonua, Tonga Sabancaya volcano erupts to 26,000ft Popocateptl volcano in Mexico erupts to 21,000ft Manam volcano in Papua New Guinea erupts to 20,000ft Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to Ecuador erupts to 20,000ft Ruiz volcano in Colombia erupts to 19,000ft Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupts to 15,000ft Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 14,000ft Mt Etna volcano in Italy erupts to 12,000ft Pacaya volcano in Guatemala erupts to 10,000ft Close to 70 dead in states with severe winter weather: report Family of 11-year-old boy who died in Texas deep freeze files $100 million suit against power companies U.S. must go 'well beyond Paris commitments' to avert catastrophic global warming, warns scientist Israel: Oil spill hits 100 miles of coastline as beaches shut after 'one of country's worst ecological disasters' Israel pollution: Tar globs disfigure coast after oil spill Nonprofit to File Lawsuit Against CDC Over Statement That Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism Local doctor shares concern about COVID-19 vaccine side effects for breast cancer survivors Testimonies: Israeli medical teams aren't getting vaccinated Facebook political ad ban blocks pro-vaccine messages Fauci downplays concerns over COVID-19 variants, but claims variant vaccines in development Dr. Fauci: It's 'possible' Americans may still be wearing face masks in 2022 Herd Immunity? Health officials struggle to explain decline in COVID infections Privacy faces risks in tech-infused post-Covid workplace

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