TODAY'S, JULY 29, 2013, NEWS about Israel ~ God's Prophetic Timeclock

Equipping God's Saints (Followers of Christ) through the Prophecies of the End Times …

Most prophecies don't have a date, but this one does. The minute you see the prophecy called the “Confirmation of the Covenant” [which is the signing of the Peace Treaty] between Israel and Palestine, come to pass, you'll know that we are seven years from the Battle of Armageddon and seven years from the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. That's what is so outstanding about this.

Sunday, July 28, 2013, Foxnews.com reported that the Associated Press contributed to the following report:

Israeli Palestinian Leaders to resume long-stalled peace talks Monday in Washington.

Israeli and Palestinian Leaders will resume face to face peace talks on Monday [July 29, 2013] in Washington, the State Department said Sunday. The restart of the long stalled talks is being attributed to Secretary of State, John Kerry's, 6 months of frenetic shuttle diplomacy. Agency spokeswoman, Jen Psaki, said both sides had accepted invitations from Kerry to come to Washington to formally resume direct final status negotiations that are scheduled to begin Monday evening and continue Tuesday. Psaki said in a statement that Kerry, on Sunday, called Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, and that the leaders agreed that the talks would serve as an opportunity to develop a procedural work plan for how the parties can proceed with the negotiations in the coming months.

Kerry said in the statement both leaders have demonstrated a willingness to make difficult decisions that have been instrumental in getting to this point. “We are grateful for their leadership.”

Kerry had announced on July 19, 2013, in Amman, Jordan that negotiators from the two sides would be coming to Washington in a week or so after having agreed on a basis for resuming negotiations after a five year break. However, he warned that the agreement was still being formalized.

The carefully worded statement, Sunday, offered no details of the framework for the resumption of the talks that broke down five years ago, though both sides of the position are well known. One possibility is the so-called two state solution that establishes an independent Palestinian State along side the State of Israel. The statement was released shortly after the Israeli cabinet agreed to release 104 long-term Palestinian prisoners convicted of deadly attacks meeting a long-standing Palestinian demand.

“This moment is not easy for me,” Netanyahu said. “It is not easy for the ministers. It is not easy, especially for the families, the bereaved families, whose heart I understand. But there are moments in which tough decisions must be made for the good of the country, and this is one of those moments.”

The Israeli's will be represented by Justice Minister, Tzipi Livni and Yitzhak Molcho. The Palestinians will be represented by Chief Negotiator Saeb Erekat and Mohammad Shtayyeh.