Netanyahu Could Resist the Bush/Olmert/Kadima Dismantling of Israel
Binyamin Netanyahu has the correct vision for a viable State of Israel. Netanyahu is the current leader of the Likud Party. Likud is in opposition to ex-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s Party founded by now incapacitated Ariel Sharon – Kadima. Thank God Almighty that Olmert has been forced out of Office due to links of criminal activity.
Olmert has made it his mission to pander to the Bush Administration to give away all that is holy to Judaism (and ergo Christianity) to a group of Arabs that usurped the name Palestinian who wish to form a hostile Arab/Islamic sovereign State next door to Israel.
Just before leaving Office Olmert has been quoted as saying:
The “Greater Israel” includes land won in the heat of battle from invading Muslim armies in 1967. Israel’s victory gave military control of one time Arab occupied East Jerusalem in which the Temple Mount is located. Israel had access to holy burial sites of the Jewish Patriarchs and people of Biblical importance (from a Christian and Jewish perspective).
The greatest error of 1967 was allowing the Mohammedan Waqf near absolute control of the Temple Mount because to the two Mosques conquering Muslims built there. The very Arab nations who refused to matriculate their fellow Arabs into their own population in order to create a wedge to continuously be able to have an excuse to end Israel’s existence.
There have been indications that the new Kadima Party leader Prime Minister Tzipi Livni is a puppet to continue the dismantling of Israel.
Netanyahu wants elections sooner than later to know the will of the people on giving up Jewish land to Muslim supremacist Arabs who have no right to a sovereign State that was originally designed to part of Jordan (Transjordan in 1947).
Let us pray Netanyahu will succeed in moving Israel into their Parliamentary style elections and that Livni’s Kadima Party will be set aside by a Likud ruling coalition with Netanyahu as Prime Minister.
JRH 9/30/08
Binyamin Netanyahu has the correct vision for a viable State of Israel. Netanyahu is the current leader of the Likud Party. Likud is in opposition to ex-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s Party founded by now incapacitated Ariel Sharon – Kadima. Thank God Almighty that Olmert has been forced out of Office due to links of criminal activity.
Olmert has made it his mission to pander to the Bush Administration to give away all that is holy to Judaism (and ergo Christianity) to a group of Arabs that usurped the name Palestinian who wish to form a hostile Arab/Islamic sovereign State next door to Israel.
Just before leaving Office Olmert has been quoted as saying:
"The notion of a Greater Israel no longer exists, and anyone who still believes in it is deluding himself... I've come to realize that we have to share this land with the people who dwell here, if we don’t want to be a binational state."(Israel National News)
The “Greater Israel” includes land won in the heat of battle from invading Muslim armies in 1967. Israel’s victory gave military control of one time Arab occupied East Jerusalem in which the Temple Mount is located. Israel had access to holy burial sites of the Jewish Patriarchs and people of Biblical importance (from a Christian and Jewish perspective).
The greatest error of 1967 was allowing the Mohammedan Waqf near absolute control of the Temple Mount because to the two Mosques conquering Muslims built there. The very Arab nations who refused to matriculate their fellow Arabs into their own population in order to create a wedge to continuously be able to have an excuse to end Israel’s existence.
There have been indications that the new Kadima Party leader Prime Minister Tzipi Livni is a puppet to continue the dismantling of Israel.
Netanyahu wants elections sooner than later to know the will of the people on giving up Jewish land to Muslim supremacist Arabs who have no right to a sovereign State that was originally designed to part of Jordan (Transjordan in 1947).
Let us pray Netanyahu will succeed in moving Israel into their Parliamentary style elections and that Livni’s Kadima Party will be set aside by a Likud ruling coalition with Netanyahu as Prime Minister.
JRH 9/30/08