It is written in the Quran and in the Torah

Submitted by sTs (United Arab Emirates), Jan 10, 2009 at 04:57

Ofcourse we do know that the Israelites (Children of Israel - who is Jacob) were living in the Land, it is written in the Quran,

The Palestinians are descendants of them. They are the anncestors of the Palestinians, The Ashkenazi Jews are not the Israelites

How can you say that someone can come and claim to be owner of land after 3000 years,

The Red indians should claim their land stolen from them 300 years only too

But the land that is stolen form the Palestinians is only 70 years ago, the fathers and grandfathers still are witnesses to their plight, how can they forget, The people still exist.

Besides. your Torah tells you that God had his wrath on the Jews and he dispersed them all over the world among other nations to serve in these nations. also God made great calamities on the Jews during history because of their disobedience to God, and this is written in the Torah and the Quran

So if you follow the Torah to the word, Jews should not have s state

A prophecy in the Quran that God will keep imposing on them people would will not give them peace till end of time is being fullfilled

(Quran 7:167) "And (remember) when your Lord declared that, He would certainly keep on sending against them (the Jews), till the Day of Resurrection, those who would afflict them with a humillating torment. Verily, your Lord is Quick in Retribution (for disobedience) and certainly He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful (For the obedients)"

Also Muhammad said to his followers "There will come people from my nation (Islam) who will fight the Jews until end of time, his followers asked him, who are these are they us?, he said no, those people have never seen me, they believe in me and they will be in Jerusalem and around Jerusalem"

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