To stay, we'd certainly encourage you to do so. If you have to leave, have a blessed week in the Lord.

So today, I think I would be grossly remiss if I didn't address what happened last week, which to me was a real game changer. In fact,

it was kind of interesting. I didn't until this morning see really any news coverage until Fox News,

who's usually really good about it actually did a segment on it

Maybe you didn't hear about what happened, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a coalition

subsequent to his historic re-election back in April of this year.

Now, I hope I don't overuse the word or the phrase game changer,

but this in every sense of the word to me is a potential game changer.

And I say that because of the prophetic implications of this, specifically related to President Trump's

deal of the century which was to be unveiled now that Netanyahu had won the election.

Well now all bets are off. It's anyone's guess. And that's what I want to talk about today.

And why this is so important and what the ramifications can be.

I'll start with this Jerusalem Post report about how exactly one month after the 21st Knesset were sworn in, a majority of the Knesset voted to disperse themselves and initiate an unprecedented

repeat election in get this September of this year after Netanyahu was unable to form a coalition.

It was the, and I'm quoting, the first time in Israeli history that a candidate for prime minister failed to form a coalition after being given the task by the president after an election.

Did you catch these words, these phrases, unprecedented? First time in history, historic.-election was historic to begin with.

And now for the first time in Israel's history, there's a failure on the part of the elected

prime minister to form a coalition. This is a problem. It's a huge problem. I would even say it's a geopolitical

earthquake of sorts and for a number of reasons, chief of which is now this two years in the making deal of the century from the Trump

administration. What's going to happen with that? Well, many are suggesting that it's doomed for failure, especially now.

According to Fox News, Jared Kushner's visit to Jerusalem to promote his Middle East peace plan could be, quote, losing steam as Israel heads into the, and again I'm quoting, and I want you to listen to the wording, uncharted territory, unprecedented, first time in history, uncharted territory

of a second election in a calendar year following Benjamin Netanyahu's inability to form a government

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