K.S. Rajan (24
Oct 2011)
"report by Joel
Rosenberg"
Washington, D.C., October 21, 2011) -- Disturbing new details on
Iran's nuclear weapons program have emerged this week. I've
posted them on the blog. Two are particularly worth noting.
First, Iran now has enough enriched uranium to build at least
four nuclear warheads. Second, a sobering new report finds that
despite numerous technical hurdles, Iran is well on its way to
building nuclear warheads.
Washington is doing precious little to neutralize Iran, but two
NATO states are speaking out on the growing Iran threat.
* "We must not be distracted from it by the momentous events of
the Arab Spring. We must not ignore the steadily more urgent
threat of Iran's nuclear program," said British Foreign
Secretary William Hague on Tuesday during a tour of North
African countries. "I think this [Iran nuclear] issue will
become more urgent over the next year."
* "We have no quarrel with the Iranian people, but the regime in
Tehran represents probably the most significant threat in the
world to global peace and security," said Canadian Prime
Minister Stephen Harper last week after the revelations about
the Iranian plot to launch terrorist attacks in Washington, D.C.
I've been encouraged by the public interest in the Iran threat
and "The Tehran Initiative." I've been doing about 12 to 14
media interviews a day all week, some of them 30 minutes to an
hour in length. Full details and links to all the latest stories
are posted on the blog.
A reminder that "The Gathering Storm" event will be broadcast to
churches and home fellowship groups that have registered at
www.joelrosenberg.com.
* Please pray that many will become better informed about the
threats facing America, Israel and the Church in light of Bible
prophecy.
* Please pray that many will be moved by the Scriptures and the
power of the Holy Spirit to pursue lives of more holiness and
more impact for the Gospel, here in the U.S., around the world,
and especially in the Middle East and North Africa as a result
of the simulcast