Harbinger’s Daily
By Olivier Melnick: Early in February 2026, a new document emerged, titled “Draft of the Temporary Constitution of the State of Palestine.“ While it is currently in draft form, the 53-page document introduces what the constitution of the State of Palestine should be. It comes at the time when the Trump Peace Plan is “supposedly” entering Phase II. Coincidence? I think not! The document has over 160 articles. They hide under a veneer of democracy, justice and human rights, but it doesn’t take much scratching of the surface to discover the real agenda which–to nobody’s surprise–has no place for Jews or Israel. I read it so you won’t have to. Let me share some of its most concerning statements.
The Land Assumption: Since Arafat’s entrance onto the Middle East scene 60 years ago, the Palestinian narrative has been pushed on a global scale. First, there was some pushback, but eventually, the world bought the lies and now believes that Palestinians existed before the Jews and were displaced, colonized, occupied, and forced into becoming refugees.
The very first paragraph of the document’s preamble sets the stage in no uncertain terms. It reads, “Stemming from the natural, inalienable, and non-negotiable rights of the Palestinian Arab people to self-determination and the justice of their cause, we present this constitution, which was drafted while the land remains under occupation,as a document for a state that refuses to see its existence except as a free birth from the womb of steadfastness and hope.”
It is clear that the stage is being set with words such as natural, inalienable, and non-negotiable rights or the land remains under occupation. Articles 12 and 40 speak of the land without any geographic boundaries. Israel is not once mentioned by name, rather it is described as the “occupation”.” That” which also implies that Gaza is “occupied.”
The Land Assumption: Since Arafat’s entrance onto the Middle East scene 60 years ago, the Palestinian narrative has been pushed on a global scale. First, there was some pushback, but eventually, the world bought the lies and now believes that Palestinians existed before the Jews and were displaced, colonized, occupied, and forced into becoming refugees.
The very first paragraph of the document’s preamble sets the stage in no uncertain terms. It reads, “Stemming from the natural, inalienable, and non-negotiable rights of the Palestinian Arab people to self-determination and the justice of their cause, we present this constitution, which was drafted while the land remains under occupation,as a document for a state that refuses to see its existence except as a free birth from the womb of steadfastness and hope.”
It is clear that the stage is being set with words such as natural, inalienable, and non-negotiable rights or the land remains under occupation. Articles 12 and 40 speak of the land without any geographic boundaries. Israel is not once mentioned by name, rather it is described as the “occupation”.” That” which also implies that Gaza is “occupied.”
By PNW Staff: War in the Middle East has always stirred more than geopolitical analysis. It awakens prophetic expectations and hope.
As the conflict between Iran and the United States alongside Israel intensifies, something striking is happening across the world's major faith communities. Islamic clerics are invoking the return of the Mahdi. Jewish rabbis are speaking openly about redemption and the coming of the Messiah. Some Christians are declaring that America or Donald Trump must play a specific role in the end times.
Prophetic expectation is rising everywhere -- but so is confusion.
For Christians who take the Bible seriously, moments like this demand both discernment and humility. Scripture does give us a prophetic framework for the future. But it also warns repeatedly about deception, speculation, and misplaced hope.
To understand the moment, it is worth examining what each major faith tradition is currently saying -- and how those interpretations compare with a careful reading of biblical prophecy.
As the conflict between Iran and the United States alongside Israel intensifies, something striking is happening across the world's major faith communities. Islamic clerics are invoking the return of the Mahdi. Jewish rabbis are speaking openly about redemption and the coming of the Messiah. Some Christians are declaring that America or Donald Trump must play a specific role in the end times.
Prophetic expectation is rising everywhere -- but so is confusion.
For Christians who take the Bible seriously, moments like this demand both discernment and humility. Scripture does give us a prophetic framework for the future. But it also warns repeatedly about deception, speculation, and misplaced hope.
To understand the moment, it is worth examining what each major faith tradition is currently saying -- and how those interpretations compare with a careful reading of biblical prophecy.
Israel 365 News
By Joshua Wander: History sometimes behaves like a comedian with a dark sense of humor. It arranges the stage so that the punchline lands in the most unexpected mouth.
The recent podcast conversation by Tucker Carlson about the growing confrontation between Israel, the United States, and Iran offered one of those strange moments. Carlson framed the conflict not as a conventional geopolitical struggle but as something deeper — a religious war whose final objective, he claimed, revolves around Jerusalem and the rebuilding of the Third Temple.
The remarkable part is not the theory itself. The idea that the Temple Mount sits at the center of world history is hardly revolutionary. It is, in fact, one of the most basic assumptions embedded in the Jewish tradition for thousands of years. What is remarkable is who is saying it!
For generations, Jews have prayed three times a day for the rebuilding of the Beis HaMikdash. The liturgy is explicit. The prophets are explicit. Jewish history itself revolves around that mountain in Jerusalem. And yet in modern times, particularly among secular Jews and even large segments of the religious world, the Temple Mount has become almost an abstraction — something tucked safely into ancient history or deferred to some vague messianic future.
Meanwhile, the nations of the world seem increasingly convinced that the mountain matters.
The recent podcast conversation by Tucker Carlson about the growing confrontation between Israel, the United States, and Iran offered one of those strange moments. Carlson framed the conflict not as a conventional geopolitical struggle but as something deeper — a religious war whose final objective, he claimed, revolves around Jerusalem and the rebuilding of the Third Temple.
The remarkable part is not the theory itself. The idea that the Temple Mount sits at the center of world history is hardly revolutionary. It is, in fact, one of the most basic assumptions embedded in the Jewish tradition for thousands of years. What is remarkable is who is saying it!
For generations, Jews have prayed three times a day for the rebuilding of the Beis HaMikdash. The liturgy is explicit. The prophets are explicit. Jewish history itself revolves around that mountain in Jerusalem. And yet in modern times, particularly among secular Jews and even large segments of the religious world, the Temple Mount has become almost an abstraction — something tucked safely into ancient history or deferred to some vague messianic future.
Meanwhile, the nations of the world seem increasingly convinced that the mountain matters.
Geller Report
By Pamela Geller Staff: President Trump is resurrecting the Monroe Doctrine. Creating strong alliances with Latin American leaders to confront drug cartels, improve trade agreements, dispose of hostile governments, and restrain China. The United States just reestablished diplomatic relations with Venezuela. And expect the United States to do the same with a future friendly government in Cuba before President Trump leaves office.
Front Page Magazine
By Daniel Greenfield: When Emir Balat, accused of taking part in throwing IEDs at a rally against the Islamization of New York City near the mayoral residence, was being led out by an FBI agent, he raised his right finger upwards in what media accounts incorrectly described as an “ISIS salute”.
The New York Post called it “a universal salute for ISIS”. But there is no such thing as an ISIS salute. It’s the traditional Islamic salute used during prayers to their deity and, much like “Allahu Akbar” is used by Islamists proclaiming that they represent Allah and are combating infidels.
ISIS beheaders held up one finger after beheading their non-Muslim victims, but so do most Muslims. The ISIS flag, a terrifying black and white chimera to most westerners, simply declares that Allah is the only deity and Mohammed is his messenger: the founding premise of Islam.
The persistent myth of an ‘ISIS salute’ continues to crop up when media outlets try to distinguish between Islam and some imaginary ‘extreme’ version of it represented by Islamic terrorists. The BBC and a UK police force previously apologized for calling the ‘Allah finger’ an ISIS salute.
The New York Post called it “a universal salute for ISIS”. But there is no such thing as an ISIS salute. It’s the traditional Islamic salute used during prayers to their deity and, much like “Allahu Akbar” is used by Islamists proclaiming that they represent Allah and are combating infidels.
ISIS beheaders held up one finger after beheading their non-Muslim victims, but so do most Muslims. The ISIS flag, a terrifying black and white chimera to most westerners, simply declares that Allah is the only deity and Mohammed is his messenger: the founding premise of Islam.
The persistent myth of an ‘ISIS salute’ continues to crop up when media outlets try to distinguish between Islam and some imaginary ‘extreme’ version of it represented by Islamic terrorists. The BBC and a UK police force previously apologized for calling the ‘Allah finger’ an ISIS salute.
Jihad Watch
By Robert Spencer: It’s clear who won on September 11, 2001. The open proclamation of this will continue until it is stopped. Does anyone have the will to stop it, and to reverse the victory altogether?
The placement of Muslim prayer rugs in front of the FDNY’s memorial plaque for firefighters killed on 9/11 has angered members who contend the Ramadan observance disrespected the fallen heroes.
Last week, the FDNY Islamic Society, a fraternal group of Muslim employees –“in coordination with the FDNY and the Mayor’s Office,” officials say – hosted an iftar, an evening meal to break the daily fast during the month of Ramadan. The city’s first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani, attended the event at fire department headquarters with Fire Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore and roughly 125 FDNY members and guests.
Leo Hohmann’s Newsletter
By Leo Hohmann: Some Americans are starting to wise up and figure it out: The most effective way of predicting what is coming next under the current administration of President Donald J. Trump is to listen to what he says and expect the opposite to take place.
Trump said he would be the “Peace President.” He has unleashed more war, death and economic destruction than the world has seen in decades, and it’s likely only going to get worse. He’s just gotten started. So it’s time for a hard dose of reality to refute the nonstop lies coming out of this administration.
Trump said he would be the “Peace President.” He has unleashed more war, death and economic destruction than the world has seen in decades, and it’s likely only going to get worse. He’s just gotten started. So it’s time for a hard dose of reality to refute the nonstop lies coming out of this administration.
Hope For Our Times
Today in Prophecy 03-09-26
The Truth Daily News: Pastor Tom Hughes examines the growing global pressure on China and explains why recent developments in Iran, the Middle East, and beyond may be far more significant than they first appear. He highlights how China’s economic and geopolitical influence is being challenged through disruptions in Iran, Venezuela, Panama, Greenland, and other strategic regions, while also addressing internal cracks in Iran’s leadership after the death of the Ayatollah.
Pastor Tom connects these headlines to Bible prophecy, clarifying why China does not fit many popular end-times assumptions and why Iran’s future still points toward a coming false peace before the events of Ezekiel 38. This update offers a biblical perspective on current world affairs and a reminder to stay grounded in God’s Word as prophecy continues to unfold.
Pastor Tom connects these headlines to Bible prophecy, clarifying why China does not fit many popular end-times assumptions and why Iran’s future still points toward a coming false peace before the events of Ezekiel 38. This update offers a biblical perspective on current world affairs and a reminder to stay grounded in God’s Word as prophecy continues to unfold.
Dr Steve Turley
Islamic Guard Out Of Control As Iranian Navy Eviscerated!
Skywatch TV
God is Mobilizing His Army Now!
Synopsis: The modern Church is under attack — not from the outside, but from within. False doctrines, twisted theologies, and spiritual deception have quietly crept into congregations around the world, leaving believers unprepared for the greatest spiritual battle in human history.