God Mandated Israel's Existence.
Reader comment on item: Recognizing Israel as the Jewish State: Updates
in response to reader comment: Recognize Israel and Burn Arab Charter[or no peace talks or treaty of any kind.]

Submitted by Clarence Puckett (United States), May 9, 2009 at 01:10

Arabs have spent so much time and effort trying to prove Israel has no history to the world we all have to live in; almost all of the world is ignorant of Israel's history, even though their patriarch's tombs are over there for a visable witness and proof and ruins of the temple of Solomon still stands on the temple mount, God scattered his ancient people[Diasporah] and now in these last days just before Messiah Jesus returns, he has brought them back to their homeland out of over 105 countries around the world and they are there to stay; no one or nation can drive them out of their homeland.[Amos 9:15] there is coming a war[may be soon] involving Russia and the Muslim nations with a one last ditch effort to destroy little Israel[Ezekiel 38-39] but it will end like David against Goliath, it will at first look as if Israel is a goner; but God gets in on the battle plans and 5/6ths of their enemies will die on the mountains of Israel[Not Armageddon] they will suffer a very heavy defeat at the hands of God's chosen; this could come from a possible strike on Iran, which could come at any day now, Israel is running out of options and time with that lunatic Persion[Armadinajad], they have the devil's version of bringing their messiah into being[Madhi] God will prove to the world, that he is Israel's God and the God of the bible who keeps his promises and covenants.

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