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War and Conflict

Then said he unto them, Nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom:
(Luke 21:10)

The Bible declares that in the last days there will be a proliferation of war and strife.  Nations will be unable to reach lasting peaceable agreements with one another leading to outbreaks of war and vast bloodshed.

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The Guardian
'Syria is not a revolution any more – this is civil war'
The Guardian
The goals of the first war – freedom, Islam, social equality of some sort – were replaced by betrayal, defeat and anger towards rival militias, jihadis and foreign powers fighting in Syria. Like many others, the three men are bewildered at what has ...

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Nanaimo Daily News
85-year-old Korean War vet Merrill Newman arrives in California after ...
Nanaimo Daily News
The conflict is a regular focus of North Korean propaganda and media, which accuse Pyongyang's wartime enemies, Washington and Seoul, of carrying on the fighting by continuing to push for the North's overthrow. The televised statement read last month ...
US war veteran released by North Korea returns homeReuters
Korean War vet 'delighted to be home' after detention in North KoreaGuelph Mercury
US vet Merrill Newman, 85, home from North KoreaAshland Times Gazette (subscription)

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Yahoo!7 News
ASIO cancels passports of Muslim men 'over jihad war fears'
ABC Online
At least four Australians are known to have been killed in the Syria conflict, and intelligence agencies are thought to be tracking about 100 Australians active in the fighting. Lawyer Zali Burrows says she has been approached by 15 of the men whose ...
ASIO cancels passports of 20 Sydney menSBS

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Opposition 'Finance Minister' Says War Cost Assad $25 Billion
Arutz Sheva
Production in Syria has more or less stopped, according to Miro, claiming that factories in Damascus and Aleppo have been hit hard by the ongoing fighting. Tourism has also waned, understandably, in light of the conflict. Miro uses the facts as proof ...

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Ethiopia and Eritrea: Brothers at war no more
Aljazeera.com
The fall-out between the former brothers-in-arms initiated a two-year-long border war in 1998, which claimed around 100,000 causalities, cost billions of dollars, and continues to serve as the main source of regional instability in the Horn of Africa ...

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BBC News
Europe could feel the backlash from jihadist conflicts
BBC News
He told a House of Commons seminar that at least 1,200 volunteers had now departed from various European countries to join extremist groups fighting in Syria. For some time now ... Yet despite incidents of related terrorism inspired by the Iraq war ...

Switzerland: Gun lover's paradise?
CNN (blog)
Can we realistically expect our children or others to always behave normally and peacefully under any condition when we ourselves amass enormous armies and stockpile devastating weaponry to kill, maim, injure, and destroy others? December 7 ... But ...

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Salon
Israeli leader predicts “cold peace” in Mideast
Salon
I think that any kind of peace we'll have is likely, initially, to be a cold peace and it must withstand the forces of terrorism and the ravaging forces of radicalism and all the forces backed by Iran and others that will try to unravel the peace ...

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Firstpost
UN Envoy: Syria War Fueling Iraq Terrorist Threat
ABC News
The conflict in Syria is helping fuel terrorism and sectarian tensions in neighboring Iraq, enabling groups like al-Qaida to forge links with similar factions across the border, the U.N. envoy to Iraq said Monday. Nickolay Mladenov told the U.N ...
United Nations envoy: Syria war fueling Iraq terrorismBusiness Mirror

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Washington Post
France claims CAR intervention has saved thousands
Irish Times
Nevertheless, residents of the capital Bangui reported sporadic gunfire from some neighbourhoods and a human rights campaigner said members of Seleka - a mainly Muslim rebel group that seized power in March and has been fighting Christian militias ...
Central African Republic mourns, seeks to bury dead after killingsReuters AlertNet

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