Prophecy News Watch - November 12, 2025
Around the World
Over 22 Joint Operations Target ISIS in Syria as Coalition Expands, Regional Realignment Accelerates
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that American forces, working alongside local Syrian partners, conducted more than 22 counterterrorism operations against ISIS between October 1 and November 6, significantly degrading the terror group’s operational capabilities across the region.
Prague Exhumes Mass Graves Of Communist-Era Victims As Families Seek Closure
Archaeologists in the Czech capital have begun exhuming mass graves containing political prisoners executed under Czechoslovakia’s communist regime, in a major effort to identify victims whose resting places have remained unknown for more than seven decades.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy Fires Ministers As $100 Million Energy-Corruption Scandal Escalates; Russian-Affiliated Churches Face Pressure
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has moved to contain mounting public anger over a major corruption scandal in the energy sector by firing two ministers accused of involvement in a vast bribery scheme, while Russian-affiliated churches report increased pressure during wartime.
China–Japan Row Deepens Over Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks As Diplomatic Fury Spills Into Public Threats
A diplomatic spat between China and Japan — former wartime rivals whose relations remain fragile — escalated Wednesday after verbal attacks from Beijing and demands in Tokyo to expel a Chinese diplomat over remarks viewed as threatening Japan’s prime minister.
EU Sets Up New Intelligence Unit Amid Fears Of Rising Control Over Citizens (Worthy News Focus)
The European Union’s executive branch is setting up a new intelligence unit inside its Secretariat-General, despite concerns about growing EU control over citizens.
Dutch Royal Concert Hall Lifts Ban On Israeli Cantor After Protests (Video)
Amsterdam’s Royal Concert Hall (Het Koninklijk Concertgebouw) announced Wednesday it would allow Israeli Cantor Shai Abramson to perform after mounting protests and international media attention — including from Worthy News — over its decision to ban his Hanukkah concerts.
Israel-Palestinian Conflict
US Pushes UN Security Council to Approve Gaza Stabilization Force as Rubio Voices ‘Optimism’
The United States is moving aggressively to secure UN Security Council authorization for the new International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying Wednesday that Washington is “optimistic” that the draft resolution will advance within days — paving the way for deployment at the start of 2026.
Trump Urges Herzog to Pardon Netanyahu, Calls Corruption Trial “Political, Unjustified Prosecution”
President Donald Trump has formally asked Israeli President Isaac Herzog to grant a full pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking the strongest U.S. intervention yet in the long-running corruption trial that has deeply polarized Israeli society.
Inside the United States
Trump Set to Unveil “Trumpcare” Plan as Government Reopens, Targets Obamacare’s “Broken System”
With the 41-day government shutdown now set to end, President Donald Trump is preparing to launch an aggressive new healthcare reform push that the White House says will finally replace the "broken" Obamacare system Democrats created.
Trump Signs Bill Ending Longest U.S. Government Shutdown In History
U.S. President Donald J. Trump signed legislation late Wednesday ending the longest government shutdown in American history, just hours after the House of Representatives approved a funding package to restart key services disrupted for 43 days.
Newly Released Epstein Emails Discussing Trump ‘Prove Nothing,’ Says Leavitt
Emails released Wednesday appear to show that President Donald Trump knew about Jeffrey Epstein’s involvement with underaged women, but the White House says the emails “prove nothing.”
New Clinton Foundation Documents Sent to Congress Expose Alleged Effort to Obstruct Corruption Probes
Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel have delivered a trove of documents to Congress detailing donation patterns to the Clinton Foundation from foreign and domestic entities, reigniting scrutiny over whether critical evidence was withheld from federal investigators who sought to examine pay-to-play allegations a decade ago.
Christian News
Cayman Missionary And Daughter Die In Florida Plane Crash (Worthy News In-Depth)
A Christian mission group has confirmed that its CEO and his daughter were killed when their small plane carrying humanitarian aid for hurricane-hit Jamaica crashed in a South Florida neighborhood, Worthy News established on Wednesday.
Over 22 Joint Operations Target ISIS in Syria as Coalition Expands, Regional Realignment Accelerates
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that American forces, working alongside local Syrian partners, conducted more than 22 counterterrorism operations against ISIS between October 1 and November 6, significantly degrading the terror group’s operational capabilities across the region.
Prague Exhumes Mass Graves Of Communist-Era Victims As Families Seek Closure
Archaeologists in the Czech capital have begun exhuming mass graves containing political prisoners executed under Czechoslovakia’s communist regime, in a major effort to identify victims whose resting places have remained unknown for more than seven decades.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy Fires Ministers As $100 Million Energy-Corruption Scandal Escalates; Russian-Affiliated Churches Face Pressure
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has moved to contain mounting public anger over a major corruption scandal in the energy sector by firing two ministers accused of involvement in a vast bribery scheme, while Russian-affiliated churches report increased pressure during wartime.
China–Japan Row Deepens Over Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks As Diplomatic Fury Spills Into Public Threats
A diplomatic spat between China and Japan — former wartime rivals whose relations remain fragile — escalated Wednesday after verbal attacks from Beijing and demands in Tokyo to expel a Chinese diplomat over remarks viewed as threatening Japan’s prime minister.
EU Sets Up New Intelligence Unit Amid Fears Of Rising Control Over Citizens (Worthy News Focus)
The European Union’s executive branch is setting up a new intelligence unit inside its Secretariat-General, despite concerns about growing EU control over citizens.
Dutch Royal Concert Hall Lifts Ban On Israeli Cantor After Protests (Video)
Amsterdam’s Royal Concert Hall (Het Koninklijk Concertgebouw) announced Wednesday it would allow Israeli Cantor Shai Abramson to perform after mounting protests and international media attention — including from Worthy News — over its decision to ban his Hanukkah concerts.
Israel-Palestinian Conflict
US Pushes UN Security Council to Approve Gaza Stabilization Force as Rubio Voices ‘Optimism’
The United States is moving aggressively to secure UN Security Council authorization for the new International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying Wednesday that Washington is “optimistic” that the draft resolution will advance within days — paving the way for deployment at the start of 2026.
Trump Urges Herzog to Pardon Netanyahu, Calls Corruption Trial “Political, Unjustified Prosecution”
President Donald Trump has formally asked Israeli President Isaac Herzog to grant a full pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking the strongest U.S. intervention yet in the long-running corruption trial that has deeply polarized Israeli society.
Inside the United States
Trump Set to Unveil “Trumpcare” Plan as Government Reopens, Targets Obamacare’s “Broken System”
With the 41-day government shutdown now set to end, President Donald Trump is preparing to launch an aggressive new healthcare reform push that the White House says will finally replace the "broken" Obamacare system Democrats created.
Trump Signs Bill Ending Longest U.S. Government Shutdown In History
U.S. President Donald J. Trump signed legislation late Wednesday ending the longest government shutdown in American history, just hours after the House of Representatives approved a funding package to restart key services disrupted for 43 days.
Newly Released Epstein Emails Discussing Trump ‘Prove Nothing,’ Says Leavitt
Emails released Wednesday appear to show that President Donald Trump knew about Jeffrey Epstein’s involvement with underaged women, but the White House says the emails “prove nothing.”
New Clinton Foundation Documents Sent to Congress Expose Alleged Effort to Obstruct Corruption Probes
Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel have delivered a trove of documents to Congress detailing donation patterns to the Clinton Foundation from foreign and domestic entities, reigniting scrutiny over whether critical evidence was withheld from federal investigators who sought to examine pay-to-play allegations a decade ago.
Christian News
Cayman Missionary And Daughter Die In Florida Plane Crash (Worthy News In-Depth)
A Christian mission group has confirmed that its CEO and his daughter were killed when their small plane carrying humanitarian aid for hurricane-hit Jamaica crashed in a South Florida neighborhood, Worthy News established on Wednesday.