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  Twelve Tribes, One Apocalypse: Israel’s Fragmented Past and the Vision of the End By  john-syrigos 0 Several weeks back, I chatted with a CEO friend, and as I happened to be organizing a trip to see the ancient Armageddon site in Israel, naturally enough, that gave me the idea to write this piece… Among the annals of history and prophecy, there is a mystery that is worth our consideration, that is, the destiny of the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel. Gone out of historical record books following the Assyrian conquest in 722 BCE, their vanishing has been a source of centuries-long speculations, myth, and theological discussion. But behind the historical curiosity is a more substantial and deeper narrative, a web that intertwines with apocalyptic visions and ultimate humankind destiny. Intriguing, isn't it? The return of these lost tribes is first a matter of reuniting a fragmented people but also a harbinger of the end times, a precursor to the cataclysmic battle of Armageddon. It’s...

Ironic since it is (along with Russia) its chief beneficiary Marko Marjanović Jun 21, 2025 Share Interception outside the atmosphere Iran is firing missiles at Israel from its bases in the east of the country, but i ts missile bases in the west have been suppressed.  Either because IDF strikes have damaged access points or because its aircraft are in the vicinity, firing at launchers when they pop out. This means that until Iranian air defense network recovers, or Israel can no longer maintain the same tempo of sorties,  some one-half of Iran's missile stocks are not available to it. This is t he main reason Iran's initial retaliation has been underwhelming relative to expectations.  While reports that Iran had the capability to a salvo of 1,000 missiles on the first day are probably too grand, over 500 would have been possible, and Israel forecast  up to 4,000 dead on the first day . Instead, Iran mustered a maximum barrage of just 190 launches — fewer than the salv...