'Jerusalem Is Not Negotiable'

Apparently President Barack Hussein Obama issued orders to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu via America’s Ambassador to Israel demanding the Israeli government cease (like NOW) from any construction in what used to East Jerusalem.

That is to say Jews are not allowed to own or build land in the City of David because before 1967 Jordan had sovereignty over East Jerusalem.

As a blog I just read will note: Obama’s demand was moronically put forth even though Arabs are allowed to buy and live in land in what used to be West Jerusalem. Also the Arabs that call themselves Palestinians are building illegally in Samaria and Judea (West Bank) in order to force out Jewish residents under the expectation the West (America in particular) will force the creation of a sovereign State to be known as Palestine.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman gave the appropriate response to the Obamessiah bully. In short summary, the word could be “TOUGH!”

JRH 7/19/09

The Other Straight Talking Lieberman

Here are the specifics to the U.N. meeting between Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman and Secretary-General Boon Ki-moon.

JRH 6/26/09

Lieberman: Jews in Judea and Samaria Not an Obstacle to Peace

Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman states at a U.N. meeting that Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria (i.e. the West Bank) are not an obstacle to peace and the negotiations for Palestinian Statehood.

Lieberman is the guy who Arabs that call themselves Palestinians love to hate because of his right wing views of how Israel should handle Arabs within the Land of Israel and because of Lieberman views on Jewish Settlements in Judea and Samaria.

JRH 6/22/09

Who Believes in Peace?

If you have not heard Israel has a new government with the Likud Party as the majority partner. This means Benjamin Netanyahu is the Prime Minister and Avigdor Lieberman (prevailing profile and less hostile profile) is the Foreign Minister.

If you haven’t been following Israeli politics you also may not be aware that Lieberman is quite the controversial choice to be Foreign Minister. Lieberman and his Yisrael Beiteinu (English: Israel our Home) Party are openly hostile toward Arab-Muslims as a fifth column dedicated to bring down Israel and terminate Jews.

I know it is extreme but I agree with Lieberman. I agree because Mohammedan Scriptures (or whatever Islam calls their holy writings) are teaming with references to convert or exterminate Jews (Christians are in that category as well).

So I see Lieberman standing for truth even though it is politically incorrect.

Noting Lieberman’s disposition Mahmoud Abbas - aka Abu Mazen (positive profile and terrorist profile) - is utilizing the Palestinian victimhood card saying there is no way the PA can deal with Lieberman on a peaceful solution to create a sovereign Palestinian State.

Abbas is probably correct.

On the other hand Abbas is demonstrating his Islamic Supremacist hubris when he projects that the Palestinians have any intention in living in peace with a Jewish State. That is simply lying hypocrisy by a taqiyya-master schmoozing with the West.

Ben’s Blog puts a supremely credible essay of why or how Abbas is schmoozing.

JRH 4/3/09

Hebrews vs. Philistines

Apparently when Likud’s Benjamin Netanyahu can get all his ducks in a row to form a Slanted Right Israeli government, Avigdor Lieberman has received the tap to be Foreign Minister.

This is interesting on many levels of global geopolitics.

Netanyahu of Likud and Lieberman of Yisrael Beiteinu both ran campaigns of strong defense against Israel’s Islamic enemies, which would include the Arabs that call themselves Palestinians from the Fatah dominated PA, Hamas dominated Gaza and Hezbollah (Iran influenced) Shi’ites from roughly southern Lebanon.

Both Netanyahu and Lieberman are not committed to the creation of a Palestinian State nor of giving up land that would weaken Israel’s defenses – such as the Golan Heights.

Lieberman in particular is no friend of Islamic Arabs. He is my kind of guy. He requires a loyalty oath to Israel from Arab-Israeli citizens and if need be the strengthening of a Jewish presence in the West Bank (Judea and Samaria). I am assuming this means even if the Israeli government moves Islamic Arabs to repatriate them among the Arab nations in which they have a closer affinity.

Lieberman sounds harsh but is by no means novel. Turkey dispatched Greeks and Armenians out of Turkey to make the citizenry more Turkish. Once Israel successfully withstood the Islamic armies of several invading armies, the losers cast out more Jews than the alleged Palestinians (really Arabs) that were displaced by their own brethren.

I am saying Lieberman’s Israeli nationalism is part and parcel to self-preservation as well as a solution practiced by Islamic nations.

Now here is the thing. A Netanyahu and Lieberman government will be diametrically opposed to the appeasement policies of the Obama Administration in which Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is already proclaiming the inevitability of a creation of a Palestinian State.

Israel is truly in a David vs. Goliath in which a victory or defeat will lead to the preservation of the Land of Israel or its demise. Obviously the Obama Administration in cahoots with pro-Arab goals is the Philistine Goliath.

JRH 3/7/09

The Netanyahu Right

Well it is official; Israel President Shimon Peres has officially asked Netanyahu to form the next Israeli government.

The fun part of Parliamentary politics is that Netanyahu’s Likud Party actually finished the Israeli elections one seat less than Livni’s Kadima Party; however the spectrum of political parties by the voters was overwhelmingly to the Slanted Right. Even though Netanyahu lost to his rival Tzipi Livni by Party seat count (28-Kadima and 27-Likud), the right wing bloc of parties was bolster by third place finisher Avigdor Lieberman of the Yisrael Beiteinu Party (English – Israel our Home). Thus including the other smaller Slanted Right secular and religious parties, Livni is the loser.

Netanyahu has six weeks to form a coalition government. Publicly Netanyahu wants to include Livni’s Kadima in a broad government however Livni has said that the potential differences in vision for Israel’s future means she will not join a Netanyahu led government.

Barring remarkable political negotiations it looks like Israel’s government may be a stark right wing vs. a stark left wing opposition.

There is one possibility that could isolate Livni and Kadima. Ehud Barak’s Labor Party (finished a dismal fourth) could opt to join a Netanyahu coalition. Livni would view this as a back stabbing betrayal to the Left’s cause of the delusion of giving away land to Arabs to form a sovereign Palestinian State banking on that bringing peace to Israel.

From modern Israel’s inception in 1948 through the Islamic terrorism of Arabs who wish to call themselves Palestinians demonstrate the Left thought process to be a delusion.

So here are the Netanyahu prospects with Livni’s Kadima:

1. Likud and Yisrael Beiteinu and the Slanted Right political parties hanging tight forming a slim majority government with a chomping at the heels Left opposition.
   
   
2. Or Likud, Yisrael Beiteinu, Labor and the Slanted Right political parties join together strengthening Netanyahu’s coalition to leave Kadima in the dirt.

In both scenarios that will place Netanyahu’s coalition at logger heads with the Obama Administration which has a vision more akin to Livni’s Kadima for Israel’s future and for the future of the Arab that call themselves Palestinians.

With the Middle East already a volatile place with the American military in Iraq and Afghanistan fighting a war on terror with Islamic terrorists (a terminology that BHO is intent to rename) matched with an adversarial Iran and Syria openly displaying hatred not only for America but for Israel as well; it will be interesting to watch the new dynamic of a Netanyahu government emerge.

JRH 2/20/09

Netanyahu Will NOT Divide Jerusalem

There is an election battle going on in Israel. The voting begins February 10. I wrote earlier that Netanyahu’s Likud Party though still head in the polls, is expected to barely have more seats than the current government of Kadima (formerly led by corrupt Ehud Olmert but now Tzipi Livni). The reason the long time favorite Netanyahu’s lead was shrinking is because of far Right Avigdor Lieberman candidate from the Yisrael Beiteinu Party. Lieberman has been surging in the polls.

I have learned recently that if Netanyahu wins he guarantees that Lieberman will have a prominent Ministry Portfolio in a Likud led government.

Government politics can be a fascinating thing to watch. When there are multiple political Parties that have a descent share of the Parliamentary seats (in this case called the Knesset) then coalitions must be developed in which blocs of Parties form the ruling government. I sense in Israel’s case the voters cast their lots for the Party that is Center Left or Center Right.

This means the Parties that are bit more on the Left/Right fringe are courted to make by the Center Left and the Center Right to form a majority government.

You can almost feel the smoke when Netanyahu speaks publicly saying that there will be a spot for far Right Yisrael Beiteinu (Lieberman) and almost Center Right Labor (Ehud Barak). This would leave avowed Centrist Party Kadima (although looking more and more Left since Sharon was incapacitated) nearly powerless.

In Parliamentary politics the final outcome is not really known until the coalitions are formed. Some of those coalitions will have Political Parties in them that have very divergent ideologies when all the smoke clears.

Now back to Benjamin Netanyahu: His Likud stand is that if elected, Israel will not give up the Golan Heights and will NOT divide Jerusalem with a potential Palestinian government.

For Christian Zionists as I am, Lieberman in a Netanyahu government solidifies Jerusalem not being divided.

JRH 2/8/09 (From Prophecy Update)

Right Wing Politics Messing up Netanyahu

I have been praying that Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party is the winner of Israel’s Parliamentary elections on February 10. The reason being Netanyahu as Prime Minister would slow down the land for peace delusion and maybe even prevent it.

Netanyahu’s reasoning might be different than mine.

Netanyahu is a man that place’s a premium on Israeli National Security as a path to continued Israeli existence. He understands that the Fatah and Hamas Islamic terrorists of the Palestinian Authority are untrustworthy due to ideology or corruption or both. It’s like dealing with the devil for peace and tranquility: old slew foot will promise the world, riches and protection then give you death and destruction. A Netanyahu victory on February 10 will more than likely throw a huge monkey wrench in America’s and Europe’s push for a Two-State solution between Israel and the Arabs that call themselves Palestinians.

My reasoning is a bit more radical and unacceptable even across the Left/Right spectrum of American politics and incredulously Slanted Left Jews of America and Israel.

My reasoning goes like this: God gave the Promised Land to the Hebrews (present day Jews) as the foundation to eventually re-unite the globe of humanity with its Creator. Orthodox or Observant Jews probably have a Judaic view how this will happen; however the New Testament Jesus quoted view of the Promised Land is Salvation is of the Jews. For me that means all that is promised to the Jews culminates in the Son of Man who is also the Son of God – Jesus Christ the imprint of the image of God in human form. Jerusalem will be the Messiah’s Capitol City (that is agreed upon both in Judaism and Christianity, it is the ‘who’ that is disagreed upon). The Messiah will bring harmony to humanity and humanity will have an experiential knowledge of God Almighty through the Messiah (in my case the Christ).

My reasoning prohibits those that deny the coming of the Messiah promised in the Old Testament (again, for me which culminates in the New Testament) from possessing the Land promised to the Jews.

Is Netanyahu on board with my reasoning? I suspect that is extremely doubtful; nonetheless the path leads the same way as long as Netanyahu resists Western dhimmitude and rejects Muslims who have the sole goal of destroying Jews from the Land of Israel.

Now here is the bad news for Benjamin Netanyahu. The polls have long had Likud ahead of the current ruling government of Kadima (the give the Land away crowd). As February 10 is approaching Tzipi Livni’s Kadima has narrowed the margin in large part to a growing popularity of a man further to the Right than Netanyahu - Avigdor Lieberman.

As Israeli voters are becoming attracted to Lieberman’s right wing views, votes are straying from Netanyahu. As the votes stray from Netanyahu, Livni’s Kadima Party gains strength to the incredulous possibility of retaining the majority to form a government under Tzipi Livni.

This is not good in my opinion.

Netanyahu apparently does not like a possible association to Lieberman for he fears the Israeli votes will view him as to far to the Right and thus lose votes. I believe if Netanyahu re-thinks that strategy and extend an arm of joint government to Lieberman, Likud and Yisrael Beiteinu (Israel is Our Home) Party could effectively remove the Kadima/Labor bloc in the Knesset making it even easier to show Israel’s determination to NOT be wiped off the map by Islamic radicals.

JRH 2/6/09

Lieberman Calls for Total Separation of Jews and Arabs

Avigdor Lieberman is the newest addition to Olmert's government in Israel. Olmert brought him on board to attempt to strengthen the governing position of the Kadima Party. For those who do not know, Israel is a Parliamentary system with a President as head of State and a Prime Minister as head of government. Unlike America Israel is a multi-party political system. The government is established by a coalition of political Parties with one Party occupying the central position. In today's Israel that is the Kadima Party formed by stroke victim Ariel Sharon and currently led by Ehud Olmert.


Lieberman is from an ultra-right Party. Today IsraelInsider reports that Lieberman is calling for the total separation of Jew and Arab in the Holy Land. The implication is moving all Arab non-Jews out of Israel and all Jews out of the so-called Palestine territories (governed by Islamofascist terrorists).


The Leftists in Israel immediately condemned Lieberman for racism. However, if you go to the IsraelInsider link, you can read the realism and the weariness of Islamofascist terrorism in Israel. Lieberman comes across as harsh; nonetheless a homogeneous Jewish State can protect itself better internally and confront their enemy with extreme prejudice on the outside.


Here is the problem I have with Lieberman's proposals: How does this affect the Arab that is not Mohammedan? Or, how does it affect the maintenance of Christians who maintain Christian Holy places in the Holy Land? If Lieberman's proposal applies to this group as well he may be going too far.