Why did we need Israel when we already had the Jewish Autonomous Oblast?
"The region was created in 1934 as the Jewish National District. It was the result of Joseph Stalin's nationality policy, which allowed for the Jewish population of Russia to receive a territory in which to pursue Yiddish cultural heritage within a socialist framework."
All that conflict in the Mid-east could have been avoided );
Not really. Sandniggers are stupid and savage, and by their most fundamental instincts incapable of cooperation or living peacably. Hand two of them a rope, and by instinct they will pull in opposite directions.
Shi'ites hate the Sunnis. The Ba'athist states hate the monarchies. And everybody who has no oil hates the ones who do.
Arabs were gleefully murdering one another for thousands of years before Islam. And still are. Israel gets the blame and the headlines, more for being a US ally than anything else.
This does not change the fact that sandniggers are basically cavemen with AK47s and every part of the planet they control looks an awful lot like Lord of the Flies with automatic weapons instead of spears.
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Anonymous2008-07-05 21:59
Some one who reads history im astounded. I must say very impressive.
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Anonymous2008-07-05 22:02
The Jews will only settle for their promised land as described in the Bible. The blue stripes on the Israeli flag symbolize the land between the river egypt and euphrates.
The geographical definition of the Holy Land promised to Abraham is "from the river to the river" – the entire Mediterranean arm of the "Fertile Crescent" from the western point of the Euphrates all the way to the eastern arm of the Nile delta (this is the usual interpretation of "the River of Egypt" though some identify it with with Wadi Arish).
A similar definition of the Promised Land is in God's Covenant with Israel at Sinai, where the territory is "from the Red Sea to the sea of the Philistines (Mediterranean) and from the wilderness until the River ( Euphrates )" (Exodus 23:31).
The garden of Eden extended from the 'river that flows through all the land of Cush [the Gihon] ' to the 'River Euphrates.' Since in Genesis the land of Cush is linked to Egypt (Genesis10:6), the second river, the Gihon (Genesis 2:13), was apparently understood by the author as 'the river of Egypt'....
When we move to Genesis 15, we find that the land promised to Abraham-the promised land-is marked off by these same two rivers, the Euphrates and the River of Egypt (Genesis 15:18)....When the general boundaries are compared, it becomes clear that the writer of the Pentateuch intends us to identify the two locations with each other. God's promise of the land to the patriarchs is thus textually linked to His original 'blessing' of all humanity in the garden of Eden.
Finally, the expression of the New Covenant in Jeremiah sheds fuller light on the identity of the land God had promised to Abraham. Notice that it is the same land promised to Abraham that God promises once again to plant His spiritual descendants in. But from the revelation of the New Testament, we know that God is not merely going to give Christians the land of Israel. Rather, we know that He is going to renew the entire universe, the "heavens and the earth," cleansing it from all wickedness and making all things new. Thus, the "land" that God promises to give us forever in Jeremiah 32 is the promised land as it will be in the New Heavens and New Earth. This is the dwelling God promises to give Christians. And since the New Covenant brings to fulfillment the Abrahamic Covenant, they both have the same land in view. Thus, the land promised to Abraham is the land from the Euphrates to River of Egypt as it will be in the Renewed Heavens and Earth! God's plan to restore His people in the renewed heavens and earth to the land they had lost at creation was already revealed way back in His promise to Abraham.