"The
squeaky wheel gets the grease" - or so I've been told. This saying makes
a few assumptions. First, there are other wheels competing for that
grease. In other words, there always seems to be a lot of other people
who want exactly what you want, whether grease or whatever. Second, if
you want to get the proverbial grease then you need to squeak louder
than the rest. Third, you must keep squeaking, louder and louder, until
you have become so overwhelmingly annoying that someone will give you
the grease just to shut you up! 
Push
technology works through email, cell phone apps, so-called "cookies" as
you browse the web and through sophisticated machine-learning algorithms
that track everything you do on the internet, and increasingly even off
the internet in the real world. Multi-billion dollar companies are
listening to you in your bedroom via your TV or other equipment, whether
you turned it on or not. They listen in on your phone conversations and
even the dialog in the room. All of this invasion of your privacy is
happening because nagging has become monetized as "targeted
advertising." Huge money is being paid by advertisers to be there in any
given moment when you might seem to suggest any remote vulnerability to
their sales message, when they target you, and squeak louder in your ear
than all the rest. If you don't respond in that moment, and maybe even
if you do, once they have targeted you their nagging message will follow
you everywhere you go, until they get your "grease." After that, of
course, their nagging will only keep increasing as they keep pushing in
your direction, forever.
To
overcome you must counter all of that nagging from the world with the
truth from the Scriptures. Most of us need help with that, which is what
Tsiyon is all about. Unlike the world, we are not tracking you and
invading your life all the time. Generally, you get just this one
newsletter from us to keep you up to date with what we are offering.
After that, it is entirely up to you to use your Tsiyon resources or
not. We know that since the pressure from the world is constant then
your efforts at combating the river of lies with the truth must be
constant also. That's why we prominently post our Tsiyon Partner
Action Points near the top of each Tsiyon News. These click through
to the website where each point is found. By following these each week
you can systematically build up your knowledge of the truth in a few
hours each week. Many have found this a hugely powerful way to help them
stay on the narrow path. It does take persistence from week to week to
reap these benefits, but this is left entirely up to you to utilize or
not. We hope you do though, because we care how things turn out for you,
and we are doing all we can to help you run the race to the finish as an
overcomer.Exposed: World Council of Churches Spying Against Israel
Reprint: Israel Today | February 22, 2019
The World Council of Churches (WCC) has been caught funding spies posing as
tourists to present biased and incendiary reports about Israel’s “brutal and
oppressive treatment” of Palestinians.
The WCC program called the Ecumenical Accompaniment Program in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) sends foreign nationals to Samaria and Judea pretending to be tourists. Posing as Christian pilgrims visiting biblical sites around Jerusalem and Hebron, these politically-motivated activists take pictures and publish fake news reports slamming Israel’s so-called “abuses” against Palestinians.
In their “news reports,” these anti-Israel spies use Bible verses and theological terms “loaded with antisemitism,” said Amit Barak, one of the Israelis who exposed the group. They even posted antisemitic pictures like a “Star of David bleeding on Palestinian children,” he said.
Barak, who lives in the Judean mountains south of Bethlehem, kept seeing the EAPPI activists mingling outside his home. After several weeks of watching them pose as tourists, he decided to “take the gloves off” and expose their scam.
Itai Reuveni, an expert working for NGO Monitor, pointed out that these EAPPI activists being sent only to Israel and not to any other conflict zone in the world proves that “it’s a political project in disguise of human rights.” Reuveni’s group reported that the World Council of Churches has sent 1,800 volunteers to Judea and Samria to “witness life under occupation.”
Despite marketing itself as a human rights and protection program, EAPPI places significant emphasis on political advocacy before, during, and after the trip. When volunteers return to their home countries and churches, they engage in anti-Israel advocacy, such as BDS (boycott, divestment, and sanctions) campaigns and comparing Israel to apartheid South Africa and Nazi Germany.
WCC-funded activists have been working closely with Hassan Breijieh, spokesperson for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terror group. They also sent volunteers to the home of the Palestinian terrorist who stabbed to death Yosef Salomon, his daughter Chaya and son Elad in 2017.
According to The Jerusalem Post, the WCC has refused to comment on reports published by numerous news agencies exposing their illegal activities in Israel.
