The Quartet

Submitted by REX (United States), Aug 9, 2011 at 02:40

There are so many problems in our world,yet why does the world focus on Israel? The EU, RUSSIA, UNITED NATIONS and UNITED STATES won't back away from their phony peace plan. Some 6,000,000 Jewish lives are in danger. Israel is surrounded by hostile enemies. Iran has its proxy armies Hezbullah to the north and Hamas to Israel's south in place.

Our world embraces Moslem Propaganda in the belief if the Moslems took over Israel there would be peace. Don't non-Moslems know the Moslems seek world domination? Where are the voices of moderate Moslems living in western nations opposing jihad?

The 191 nations in the United Nations should open their eyes, yet like UN forces in Lebanon the UN does little in bringing peace to our world. The Jewish prophets spoke about our lives we will live now from the words of GOD written some 2,500 years ago. Some 57 nations in the United Nations are Moslem. Which prophet/prophets is/are right? The prophet Mohammed or the Jewish prophets?

God is with Israel. Those who curse Israel will be cursed. (Genesis 12:3) If the 191 nations would bless Israel-the God of Israel would bless them. Unfortunately, these nations want to test Israel's God and experience God's wrath.

God plagued old Pepi II (Genesis 12:17 plagues) The Memphis dynasty fell shortly after his death and the city bi-sexual king Pepi II had trade links with-Sodom was destroyed twenty years after Pepi II died. God protected Abraham from this wicked king. Abraham feared the Egyptians would kill him and steal his wife. (Genesis 12:12) God protected Abraham and Sarah; God will protect Israel. Those Israelites shall win the war with Iran and open their eyes to the words of the Jewish prophets.

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