ed note–Before dissecting the piece below, please take a good look at the quote pic’d above.
It is from the book of Deuteronomy, one of the ‘5 books of Moses’, known to the Jews as the Torah and to Christians as the ‘Old Testament’. It is this book, which commands the ‘chosen’ people to ‘save nothing alive that breathes’ which serves as the beating heart of Judaism and of Jewish behavior throughout the dark, depressing and distressing history of this strange, deluded and dangerous peoples’ existence in the world. It is the source of all ‘anti-Shemitism’ throughout human history and serves as the fuel for the nuclear reactor known as Jewish power that has today poisoned the entire world and which threatens the incineration of everything on God’s green earth. It is also the book that an entire gaggle of ‘experts’ claims plays no part in modern-day Judaism or in today’s in-your-face destructive nature of Jewish behavior.
Now, as far as the info contained int he piece itself, please pay close attention to the following–
‘total resistance to any abandonment of even the smallest part of the land of Israel to a foreign people’
In other words, not allowing US President Donald J. Trump to go forward as much as an inch with his much-discussed ‘peace plan’ that has as part of its protocols the establishment of a Palestinian State.
And, lo and behold, within just a few days of Trump summoning Netanyahu to the White House where the details of this peace plan were formally and officially released, all the sudden–
ABRACADABRA, ALLAH-KAZAAM
A new ‘virus’ becomes the talk of the town and which has now brought almost all regular human activity to a screeching halt.
Almost as much a coincidence as the fact that the yearly commemoration of Tisha B’Av, where Jews worldwide mourn the loss of their 2 temples, first to the Babylonians and then to the Romans, just so happens to occur on the 9th day of the 11th month in the Hebrew calendar.
Breaking Israel News
Israel’s Justice Ministry on July 1 recorded a request to register a political party named Mahaneh Israel (Israel Camp), whose goals include uniting the forces loyal to God and His Torah to lead the public without sectarian boundaries.
The points in the new party’s agenda as filed with the Justice Ministry are–
1. Increasing the Jewish identity of the state in every facet of life and striving to maintain the wholeness of Torah, of the nation and of the land
2. Bolstering the presence, settlement, control and security throughout all of the land of Israel and with total resistance to any abandonment of even the smallest part of the land of Israel to a foreign people
3. Bolstering the State of Israel’s deterrence of its enemies and reaching security and true peace
4. A proper judicial system according to holy Torah
5. Welfare policy according to Torah – creating correct balances as compelled by Torah, between every individual’s right to possessions and money and society’s obligation to protect weak and needy Jews and provide them a life of dignity
6. Jewish education as the philosophical foundation of the education system
7. A light unto the nations – spreading the light of Israel to the entire world and advocating the seven Noahide laws
7. Promoting the redemption of the nation of Israel in its land, and care for Jews wherever they are in the world.
Out of the 120 candidates on the Mahaneh Israel party’s slate for the next Knesset elections, about 90 are residents of Yitzhar, an Israeli settlement located south of Shechem, just off Route 60, north of the Tapuach Junction, under the jurisdiction of the Samaria Regional Council. The town, population about 1,650, is predominantly Orthodox.
The community was dubbed by their Arab neighbors Jable el Majnun, ‘Mount Crazy’.
According to Wiki, “Yitzhar is at the forefront of the settler movement’s so called price tag policy, which calls for attacks against Palestinians in retaliation for actions of the Israeli government against West Bank settlements.” In 2008, the New York Times described Yitzhar as “an extremist bastion on the hilltops commanding the Palestinian city of Nablus … [where] a local war is … being waged.”