Is Lebanon part of Israel’s promised territory?

ed note–as always, a laundry list of ‘must knows’ that every Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival, as well as that of their children, needs to understand about all of this.

The first thing is as follows, ladies and Gentile-men–

What the Jews are doing now in Gaza and Lebanon is what they intend to see done throughout the entire world, not just to the Middle East, and this is the reason why the firestorm involving Russia & Ukraine is being fed by the Zionized/Judah-ized West with money, weapons, political support, etc, etc, etc.

As much as it is painted as a ‘NATO’ war, the fact is that it is the Jews who got this thing started in the same manner as they did with WWI and WWII.

Now, as it relates to the followers of Torah Judah-ism and their desire to see the world set on fire, one must inevitably (hopefully) ask the rational question ‘WHY’ such a ‘condition’ exists amongst these people.

And while some will–as they have for many years–attempt to obfuscate an otherwise clear picture with all sorts of complicated and convoluted theories, theses, and ‘explanations’ involving all the buzzwords that prevail in all such discussions these days involving ‘terrorism,’ ‘Islamicism,’ ‘anti-Semitism’, ‘Talmudism’, ‘Zionism’, etc, etc, etc, the simple explanation, ladies and Gentile-men, is that burning down the world has been part of the Judaic paradigm and the ‘plan’ for the last 3,000 years, and all anyone need do in determining this fact for him/herself is to sit down and read the relevant and pertinent parts of the bible (‘Torah’ to the Jews and/or ‘Old Testament’ to Christians) which spells this out in the clearest of language.

In many ways–frighteningly accurate, we might add–the storyline featured in James Cameron’s Terminator series is the tale of what has been Torah Judah-ism’s 3,000 years old plan for the extermination/subjugation of Gentiles and their civilizations. The Terminators, driven by the murderous computer program installed on their hard drives and which makes them impervious to morals, compassion, reason, pity, etc, are unstoppable killing machines and engines of perpetual destruction with one function and one function only, which is to execute that program on their hard drives aimed at eradicating the bulk of humanity and keeping a small number of survivors as slaves for the machines.

…And likewise with today’s Terminators–the followers of Torah Judah-ism, whether they look like this–

or like this–

–they are on a mission, stamped indelibly on their thought processes, rooted in murder and mayhem, and irrespective of where they live and what kind of ‘skin’ they happen to wear over their skeletal mainframes, i.e. left/right, religious/secular, they are all Terminators in their own right and driven to destroy the Gentiles and their civilizations. Whether it is done with bombs and bullets as is the case right now in Gaza and Lebanon, or whether it is done through the mind rot that is cranked out by Jewish Hollywood that results in the slow poisoning of the Gentile mind, the end result is the same, which is the establishment of ‘Terminatorism’ as the dominant operating system controlling all human affairs.

Mark Fish for the Jerusalem Post

The recent conflict in Lebanon raises the age-old question regarding the northern borders of biblical Eretz Yisrael. Where exactly did Hashem define the boundaries, and are we obligated to conquer those areas? Do the mitzvot of terumah and ma’aser apply to those lands as part of Eretz Yisrael, or are they considered outside the borders?

The Torah provides clear guidelines regarding the areas we were commanded to conquer when taking possession of the land.

In the last generation, the term ‘Greater Israel’ has come to the forefront. It is sometimes used in political or religious discussions about the ideal or future borders of Israel, often within the context of messianic or Zionist aspirations. Some interpret it as a call for the re-establishment of Israel’s biblical borders. However, the concept varies in meaning, ranging from symbolic or spiritual interpretations to literal geographical claims.

This term refers to the concept of the biblical boundaries of the Land of Israel as promised to the Jewish people in various parts of the Torah. It is often associated with the land described in the Covenant with Avraham which stretches from the ‘River of Egypt’ (interpreted by some as the Nile or a smaller river in Sinai) to the Perat River. This expansive region includes parts of modern-day Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq.

When Hashem promised Avraham Avinu the Land of Israel at the Brit Bein HaBetarim, the pasuk says  ‘On that day, Hashem made a covenant with Avram, saying: To your descendants, I have given this land—from the river of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates.’

At the blessing at the end of Parshat Ekev, Hashem tells us that we are granted every land we will conquer within the borders mentioned. In the north, the Torah states: ‘Every place where the sole of your foot will tread shall be yours—from the wilderness and the Lebanon, from the river—the Euphrates River—until the western sea shall be your boundary.’ This promise from the Creator clearly places the land of Lebanon within the Promised Land of Israel, or what some refer to as ‘the Complete Land of Israel’, or ‘The greater Israel’.

The Ramban wrote that Lebanon is within the borders of Israel and adds that we were obligated and commanded to conquer it.

Sefer Yehoshua (Joshua) begins with Hashem speaking to Yehoshua and repeating the above command: ‘Every place your foot will step has been given to you, as I spoke to Moshe—from the desert and Lebanon until the great river, the Euphrates.’

The Tribe of Asher is mainly associated with regions that include parts of Lebanon. Following the conquest of the land under Yehoshua, the tribes established their territories, with Asher extending into areas adjacent to Lebanon. The text describes the border of the Tribe of Asher, detailing sections of borders and lists of cities, some of which are border cities that mark the tribe’s boundary. Within the inheritance of the Tribe of Asher lies the Valley of Acco, north of Mount Carmel, with its northernmost point in the city of Sidon.

The River Perat, commonly identified with the Euphrates River, is situated in the Middle East. It flows through several countries, including Turkey, Syria, and Iraq, before emptying into the Persian Gulf. In biblical contexts, the Euphrates River is often mentioned as a significant boundary in the promises made to the Jewish people regarding the Land of Israel.

If one looks at a map, they will be astounded by how far north this river extends and how vast the Land of Israel truly is, and while we may not be able to reclaim all of it in our time, Hashem will surely return it to us soon.