PEOPLE from many cultures and beliefs have in the past and are currently spending time and money to defend Israel. But, is it really effective? And, why are these helpful attempts controversial or rejected by resident Israelis?
JEWISH Israeli citizens are not militant, apartheid individuals who prefer fighting wars and building barriers. Neither is Israel only populated with black dressed citizens, radical zealots, and women wearing head coverings.
WITH the sobering reality that the United States, European Union and United Nations are not going to proactively prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, the only other course remaining is to envision the realism of what is about to come.
The word ‘Palestine’ comes from ‘Philistines’ or ‘Land of the Philistines’. According to the Bible, the Philistine culture, which integrated with the Canaanites, was notorious for their worship of multiple deities and detestable rituals.
MANY people believe Israel is an influential country that competes with the United States, European Union, Japan, India, China and Russia. Israel is frequently ‘credited’, particularly in the Arab world, of manipulating worldwide government policies.
HARSH criticism directed towards Israel from among some Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox communities raises the question if they believe in the ‘Replacement Theology’.
MIDDLE Eastern cultures do esteem decisive action and strength, which is exactly why western nations don’t have any respect, but for some reason westerners have a difficult time grasping this.
DEPENDING on who does the surveys, the United States has approximately 5 ½ to 6 ½ million Jews. In 2010, Israel had slightly less than 6 million Jews which is equal to or less than the Jewish population in United States (USA).
GOG’S attack on Israel and God’s revenge in Ezekiel 38-39 is not in dispute. What needs a closer examination is only the timing of the prophesied event – whether it’s now or for later.
QUICK answers to how the situation in North Africa and the Middle East might affect Israel could be one or more of the following 5 occurrences. Read on.
