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locale: en
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title: 'Global Warning from Puerto Rico: Israel in a State of Emergency and a Renewed Call for Freedom in Venezuela'
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date: 2024-08-25
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slug: 2024-08-25-advertencia-global-desde-puerto-rico-israel-en-emergencia-y-renovado-llamado-por-la-libertad-de-venezuela
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place: ''
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country: 'PR'
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city: 'Cayey'
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thumbnail: 'https://ik.imagekit.io/crpy/tr:w-1280/photo_2026-05-05_12-41-22.jpg'
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tags: [Venezuela, 'Puerto Rico']
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gallery: [
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image: 'https://ik.imagekit.io/crpy/tr:w-1280,h-900,cm-pad_resize,bg-blurred/photo_2026-05-05_12-41-22.jpg',
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},
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]
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---
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# Global Warning from Puerto Rico: Israel in a State of Emergency and a Renewed Call for Freedom in Venezuela
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*Cayey, Puerto Rico – August 25, 2024*
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At a large-scale conference with international reach via satellite broadcast, **Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos** delivered a message with strong geopolitical and spiritual content, focused on the critical situation in the Middle East and the ongoing crisis in Venezuela.
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Before thousands of attendees, **Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos** addressed the 48-hour state of emergency declared in Israel following the launch of hundreds of rockets from Lebanon, an episode that heightened tensions in the region and set off alarms internationally. In his remarks, he placed these events within a broader interpretive framework:
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**“For Israel, there will be a very, very great promise that is crystallizing”**.
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Far from limiting himself to a reading of crisis, the message emphasized a perspective of an unfolding process, pointing to a scenario of transformation that reaches beyond the immediate events. In that sense, **Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos** noted that the current events should be viewed as part of a “global awakening” tied to the future course of Israel.
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The address also gave central attention to the situation in Venezuela, where the leader made a public appeal for the nation’s freedom, citing the conditions impacting its population:
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**“May God hear the cry of His children”**.
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The message reinforced the idea that the Venezuelan situation represents a critical point within the regional landscape, highlighting the need for change that would restore conditions of freedom and dignity for its people.
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In the last part of the conference, **Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos** broadened his message to Latin America, calling for unity and preparation in the face of what he called a period of transition. In this context, he emphasized that, beyond the difficulties expected ahead, faith and prayer serve as key elements for meeting the challenges to come.
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This address reaffirms a consistent line of analysis, one that combines a reading of international events with a long-term perspective, set against a global backdrop marked by increasing complexity and uncertainty.
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