The Red Carpet is rolled out for the Pope after his visit to Rome’s foremost business enterpises in the middle east, Israel Incorporated, the Torahless secular State of Israel. Pope Benedict XVI (C) takes part in a farewell ceremony with Shimon Peres (R) and Benjamin Netanyahu (L) at Ben Gurion Airport on May 15, 2009 in Tel Aviv, Israel. The Pontiff now departs after an eight day tour of the Middle East, visiting numerous holy sites. Benjamin Netanyahu;Shimon Peres; Pope Benedict XVI.
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Introduction
Over the years, especially since 2005 we have witnessed Jews persecuting Jews. Jews have been kicked out of their houses in Israel and have then watched helplessly while their own ‘Jewish’ government moved straight on top with bulldozers and demolished them. And as the 2013 election nears it seems that the Netanyahu Government is planning for more destruction of Jewish homes in the so called West Bank, the biblical homeland of Judea and Samaria. Just what is going on?
Today we are going to begin to talk about the Jewish settlers and the roots of their current battle with the State of Israel and who is really behind it – the Vatican!
We will briefly remind ourselves of the 2005 Gaza sell out and destruction of Jewish homes in Gush Katif.
And then we will move on to the planned eviction of Jews from their homes after the re-election of Netanyahu and his left-wing coalition.
The following News items made headlines this week;
- Wife of ‘Samaria Spy’: The Right has Abandoned Us
- State Reaches Plea Bargain with Samaria ‘Spies’
- Bennett: I Won’t Evict Jews from Their Homes
- Netanyahu: No ‘Refusers’ in My Government
- R. Amar: Better a Disengagement Than a Civil War
- Bennett: Netanyahu Planning Leftist Coalition
We will then briefly introduce the Pope and his intentions for Jerusalem which we will look at in the second part of this News series ‘The Jewish Settlers verses the Pope’s Israeli Police, Jesuit Jerusalem & the Templars Temple – Part 2′
But first lets just look at what has happened this past week with regard to statements made by the Prime Minister verses the settlers.
Ok lets get into it.
Gaza Pullout – Gush Katif & Amona etc
During 2005 there were many scenes where Jews beat up on other Jews in the modern State of Israel and then turfed them out of their own houses and demolished them.
For more Pictures of what Jewish settlers have to put up with during these expulsions have a look at the following link.
http://www.rjews.net/havat_gilad/
Some of the people that were kicked out of their thriving communities in Gush Katif and Judea and Samaria still have not recovered.
Jews aren’t even safe in their own country.
You may recall that back in 2005 Israel decided to remove the Jews settlement collectively known as Gush Katif in Gaza and hand the entire area over to the Terrorist Hamas run Gaza strip.
The hope for peace dividends never came because all that happened is that the Palestinian Hamas used the area to lob missiles over to Israel.
The Israeli government also removed Jewish settlers from their homes in the so called West Bank, the heartland of Judea and Samaria.
They used their elite Yassam Police to evict Jews. So we had Jews kicking Jews out of their homes because they were Jews!!!
Who is Peres aiming at?
photo above from article dated February 03, 2011
http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/peres-israel-s-defense-establishment-must-end-its-infighting-1.341077
Now Jews can hardly blame the NAZI’s for kicking Jews out of their houses and their lands, because now Jews are doing it to Jews. Their crime? They are Jews living in the Holy Land!!!
Fact surely is stranger than fiction!!
We have just seen Israel attacked from Gaza about a month or so ago. So making peace by giving away land doesn’t work but it seems the government of Israel is going to repeat this mistake in the future.
Just a month back I wrote about the latest crazy attack from Gaza. During this attack Israel’s chief cities of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem get shelled by missiles from Gaza and after huffing and puffing about going in and finishing off Hamas for good they back down even though the Israeli soldiers are amassed on the border and are ready to do it. But Hillary Clinton arrives to tell the Jews off for fighting back and Netanyahu obediently obeys his superior. (No wonder Hillary Clinton is bed ridden, they that curse Israel will be cursed.)
Anyway have a read of the following article for details.
Anyway now Israel is trying to build up the settlements in Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem and are still getting criticised. But they are only being criticized. Israel is still building. I comment on this on my article;
So on the one hand Israel tries to stand up but it falls down in a heap when visited by a woman from Washington. Just who is in control? And on the other hand Israel manages to get some building projects initiated in East Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria. Then again Netanyahu says he wont have someone in his coalition that says that soldiers should not participate in turfing Jews out of their own Houses. Thus it looks like Netanyahu is planning more expulsions. Israel seems to be schizophrenic and in need of a lie down on the Psychiatrists couch. What is going on?
Ok let’s read some News items and piece together some of what is happening…
1. Wife of ‘Samaria Spy’: The Right has Abandoned Us
from:
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/163654
The wife of a man sentenced to jail for anti-demolition protests laments the lack of support from the right, rabbis.
By Maayana Miskin First Publish: 12/28/2012, 11:32 AM
The wife of one of several Jewish men from Samaria (Shomron) sent to jail for warning outpost residents of impending expulsions told Arutz Sheva that the lack of support from the political right and religious world has been painful.
“I’m appalled that everyone is pleased about the plea bargain,” said Ayelet Hashachar Cohen. “I’m appalled that everyone is silent. On the Right, nobody is standing up against this.”
She defended her husband, Akiva, and his friends, who were charged with illegally collecting military information, after having originally been accused of espionage. “All they wanted was to tell other people that they were going to be expelled from their homes, so that they wouldn’t drag them out naked in the middle of the night,” she said.
“They connected it to ‘price tag’ and turned us into extremists,” she continued. “Unfortunately, the left-wing media has reached our community as well, and that hurts. Nobody stood behind us.
“This was about comradery, about helping our brothers. Anyone who has been evicted or seen their home destroyed knows how much it hurts. So my husband and his friends wanted to know when the expulsions would be, that’s all. People see me in the street and tell me we are guilty of spying, it’s simply shameful what is happening here.”
Akiva Hacohen and others were given administrative orders in 2011, which effectively split them from their families. He was jailed shortly before his wife gave birth to the couple’s fifth child, then sentenced to house arrest for months, with limits that left him unable to run the family business.
The family ultimately agreed to the plea bargain after despairing of a better outcome, Ayelet Hacohen explained. “We knew the truth wouldn’t come to light [in court]. So in order to stop our suffering, we agreed to go with the known outcome.”
Attorney Adi Kedar, who represented Hacohen and four others, told Arutz Sheva that the plea bargain was a painful compromise. It was not a satisfying resolution, he said, but it highlighted the absurdity of the prosecution’s approach.
2. State Reaches Plea Bargain with Samaria ‘Spies’
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/163610
Five Samaria residents who were charged with espionage will serve minor sentences because no evidence was found against them.
By Elad Benari First Publish: 12/27/2012, 1:14 AM
The State Attorney’s Office on Wednesday reached a plea bargain with five residents of Judea and Samaria who had been charged with collecting military information for the purpose of foiling planned evacuation of outposts.
The case was closed because the police had difficulty obtaining significant evidence against the five, who had also been given restraining orders by police and were forced to leave their homes in Yitzhar. Under the plea bargain, the five will serve a sentence of a few months in prison.
The five were originally accused by police of espionage because they warned Jews residing in communities in Judea and Samaria of impending demolitions of homes. Facing pressure, the government later withdrew those charges.
Attorney Adi Kedar, who represented several of the defendants in the case, told Arutz Sheva on Wednesday that the plea bargain was a sort of painful compromise.
“I’m not satisfied at all,” he admitted. “It was a difficult decision to go for a plea bargain. The case could have been heard in court and ended in other ways, but sometimes one also needs to make difficult decisions and this is certainly a plea bargain which goes easy on the defendants.”
According to Kedar, despite the pain he feels that the five will serve a few months in prison, the whole case is a blow to the prosecution. “This is a blow to the conduct of the prosecution, which began with serious charges and accused them of espionage.”
“The truth is they were looking for them,” he added. “They wanted to keep them away from Samaria so they came up with a minor charge. Calling it espionage was absurd. It turned out to be far from reality.”
3. Bennett: I Won’t Evict Jews from Their Homes
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/163407
Bayit Yehudi chairman says he would not agree to evict Jews; rival parties slam him, claim he advocates that soldiers refuse to obey orders.
By Elad Benari First Publish: 12/21/2012, 12:13 AM
4. Netanyahu: No ‘Refusers’ in My Government
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/163429
Netanyahu indicates he won’t include Bayit Yehudi chairman in his coalition because of Bennett’s remarks on refusing orders.
By Elad Benari, Canada First Publish: 12/21/2012, 9:35 PM
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu hinted on Friday that he would not include Bayit Yehudi Chairman Naftali Bennett in his coalition because of Bennett’s remarks, that if he were ordered to expel Jews from their homes, he would ask his commander to release him from duty.
“I’m not prepared to have anyone who reveres refusal of orders in my government,” Netanyahu told Channel 10 News.
“Bennett’s statement is very serious in my opinion,” he added. “I think the idea of refusal, even as a natural inclination, is something which is simply not acceptable. If every soldier decides that he likes or dislikes certain orders, we won’t have an IDF and we won’t have a state. I am not willing to accept such a thing.”
On Thursday, Bennett said during a television interview that if he ever receives an order to evict Jews, he would ask his commander to release him from his position and added he would be willing to serve time in prison over this issue. While he did not advocate refusing to obey orders and was himself a member of the IDF elite Sayeret Matkal commando unit, candidates from other parties were quick to seize the opportunity to claim that he did.
Even before Thursday’s interview there were reports that Netanyahu does not want Bennett in his next coalition.
The reason Netanyahu does not want Bayit Yehudi in his next government, sources close to him said, is that he wants “a more centrist” government, which will include a hareidi party and at least one party from the “center,” in order to avoid “the ultra-rightist image that the current coalition suffers from.”
On Wednesday, however, it was reported that Netanyahu has asked MK Tzipi Hotovely (Likud) to make clear to the religious public that he has no intention of barring the entrance of Bayit Yehudi into his next coalition.
In another interview which aired on Channel 2 News on Friday, Netanyahu was asked about his government’s decision to promote new homes in Jerusalem.
“We live in the Jewish State,” he said. “Jerusalem is the capital of the Jewish people and the Western Wall is not an occupied territory. I do not care what the UN says. Will the Jewish State not be built on Israeli territory?”
5. R. Amar: Better a Disengagement Than a Civil War
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/163474
Rabbi Shlomo Amar says he’s against the disobeying of orders by soldiers, even at the cost of Jewish communities being destroyed.
By David Lev First Publish: 12/24/2012, 2:44 AM
Rabbi Shlomo Amar, the Chief Sephardic Rabbi of Israel, said Sunday that he was “very opposed” to the prospect of IDF soldiers disobeying the orders of their commanders – even at the cost of Jewish communities being destroyed by order of the government. “There can be no doubt that a civil war is the worst thing possible,” Rabbi Amar said on a visit to the Gush Katif and Northern Samaria Heritage Center in Nitzan in southern Israel.
The Heritage Center is dedicated to preserving the memory of the Jewish communities in Gaza and northern Samaria that were evacuated and destroyed in the 2005 disengagement plan. Many rabbinical leaders opposed the plan, as did much of the public, and a fierce debate broke out over the question of whether or not IDF soldiers should obey orders to evict Jews from their homes, considering that soldiers had signed up and agreed to serve in the IDF against Israel’s Arab enemies.
Rabbi Amar said that, at the time, he had advocated against disobeying orders, even though it was a very unpopular position among many members of the observant public. “Many people were angry with me. I consulted with my rabbis, as I was afraid we were headed for a civil war,” Rabbi Amar said. “That would be the worst thing possible, even worse than the destruction of Gush Katif. I don’t think there can be any doubt about that.
“There were a number of great rabbis who at the time called on soldiers to disobey orders and not participate in the disengagement, but many of them changed their minds on the matter afterwards,” Rabbi Amar continued. “I wrote and spoke against the idea of disobeying orders during that period, even though I know I was drawing a great deal of criticism, but I stand by what I did.”
The issue of disobeying orders again came to the fore this weekend after comments by Bayit Yehudi chairman Naftali Bennett that were interpreted in the media as support for refusing orders to evict Jews from their homes. On Saturday night, Bennett explained that he had not called for soldiers to refuse orders, but that he was expressing the moral difficulty soldiers would have in evicting anyone – Jewish or Arab – from their homes.
6. Bennett: Netanyahu Planning Leftist Coalition
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/163531
Bennett responds to Likud’s attacks on his remarks, charges Netanyahu with planning to form a coalition with Livni and Lapid.
By Elad Benari First Publish: 12/25/2012, 5:45 AM
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is planning to establish a coalition with leftist parties rather than nationalist ones, Bayit Yehudi (Jewish Home) chairman Naftali Bennett charged on Monday.
Bennett made the comments in an interview with Channel 2 News, which came after the Likud chose to attack him over his remarks on expelling Jews from their homes.
“Netanyahu prefers to have next to him weak parties that have no effect. He wants to navigate alone,” said Bennett. “We want to hold the wheel together with him.”
“I’m worried about Netanyahu after I heard he plans to build a leftist coalition together with Tzipi Livni and Yair Lapid,” he added.
Bennett, who served in the elite IDF unit Sayeret Matkal, said during a television interview last Thursday that if he ever receives an order to evict Jews, he would ask his commander to release him from his position and added he would be willing to serve time in prison over this issue.
While he did not advocate refusing to obey orders, candidates from other parties and particularly from the Likud were quick to seize the opportunity to claim that he did.
On Sunday, the Likud launched a massive anonymous ad campaign which appeared in all the country’s newspapers and which claimed that Bennett is dangerous to democracy, while presenting his quotes from the television interview.
The campaign followed a slew of interviews by Likud members who spoke out against Bennett. These interviews included several by Netanyahu himself, in which he hinted that he would not allow Bennett to be part of his coalition because of his remarks.
Responding to the Likud’s campaign against him, Bennett told Channel 2, “A person from the nationalist camp does not attack another member of the nationalist camp. It’s completely unnecessary. We should be bringing in votes from Livni.”
He added, “A debate over policy is fine, but to get up in the morning and see a flood of anonymous personal ads against you is not right.”
Meanwhile, a poll released Monday showed that the attacks on Bennett have only served to enlarge and consolidate his party’s base of support.
The poll found that the Jewish Home gains one seat, compared to a previous poll, and receiving 13 Knesset seats, whereas the joint Likud Beytenu list remains stable at 36 seats.
Why, why, why?
What is the missing link that ties together why Jews are kicking out Jews from their homes in the settlements? Why is the government of Israel not on the side of the people of Israel. Why is the Government so antagonistic to Jews that follow Torah (or at least their Rabbis version of it?) And why do many Rabbis side with the State against their own settlers? And why are they continuing to build in East Jerusalem and the West Bank and yet still persist in kicking Jews out of their Houses?
Let me give you a clue. There is another hand that is stirring the pot. And what is going on is a wrestling match for control.
Although the Lord is regathering the Jews into their land, they are not under the Davidic Monarchy or under Yeshua.
It may seem strange to many westerners especially Americans but Democracy is not how the universe works. The way the universe really works is that everything in this world is really kingdom based. There is the Kingdom of Light and the Kingdom of Darkness. Secular Israel is really just a business enterprise and the current leaders of Israel and the Parliament are not the main controllers of this project called the ‘State of Israel’. The current secular state of Israel is really a business enterprise that is being overseen by a custodian called the Vatican.
Just as Rome finished of Israel and Jerusalem in 70 AD so they are rebuilding her, with the hope that they will be the ones that control her.
Unfortunately Rome is about to get a shock. Because the Lord has simply used the Vatican to accomplish His purposes and soon He will put Rome in Her place as the Vatican burns to the ground (even as Babylon Rises). We are about to see very strange things happen in the land of Israel.
When Jacob returned to the land he had to face his brother Edom and his 400 men in a contest for the land. And Edom and Rome are closely linked. Abraham payed for the burial place of His wife with 400 shekels of silver. So Edom and his 400 men have to be dealt with.
The Pope & Jerusalem
We know that God has not rescinded his covenant with Israel. The fact that Jews are returning to the land is important. But the current nation is secular and not based on Torah or faith in Yeshua. Although the state of Israel was set up as purely secular there are many more Jews now in Israel that are returning to Torah while the secular elite is beginning to lose it’s grip on power. That said, the government is still persecuting Jews.
Jews have seen their houses demolished by their own government.
Is there more going on than just secular Jews verses religious. Is the government of Israel really in control or are they getting their orders from elsewhere?
If the Jews are not in control of Israel and Jerusalem then who is?
Clearly the return of the Jews to the land of Israel and the development of the modern secular state of Israel is of prophetic importance.
But where is the secular state in the word of God?
Why are the Jews that follow Torah so marginalised in their own state?
Just who is rocking the cradle? We know that the Lord is in control in Heaven, but who is in control down here? And where is the secular state headed that kicks Jews out of their own houses. And it the Jews are not in control of Israel then why are they allowed to build in East Jerusalem? What is going on?
And why does the President of Israel Shimon Peres make so many trips to the Vatican?
The old scarlet harlot dragon called the Vatican still lusts after Jerusalem as can be seen from it’s desire for the city’s ‘special status’. Special status is just a code word for Vatican control of Jerusalem. Read the following quote from the ITV website ‘Vatican raises Jerusalem status as it hails UN Palestine vote‘ dated 30 November 2012.
The Vatican has hailed the United Nations’ implicit recognition of a Palestinian state.
The 193-nation UN General Assembly vote resulted in an elevation of the Palestinian Authority to a “non-member state,” the same status as the Vatican.
“The Holy See welcomes with favour the decision of the General Assembly by which Palestine has become a Non-member Observer State of the United Nations,” a statement said.
The Vatican also called for an internationally guaranteed special status for Jerusalem, aimed at “safeguarding the freedom of religion and of conscience, the identity and sacred character of Jerusalem as a Holy City, (and) respect for, and freedom of, access to its holy places.”
In part 2 of this News audio broadcast we will talk more about the Vatican’s hand in the middle east and even their hand in the creation and continuation of the Political Zionist state of Israel.
