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Still Three Large Stumbling Blocks

June 22, 2006

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Three large stumbling blocks came out of the winkin’, blinkin’, noddin’ meeting in Jord an, which we mentioned in

a previous blog.

They were, as given by Israeli Prime Minister Olmert, the precond iti

ons for meaningful negotiations to begin, which were:

1. The cessation of violence and disarming of terrorist groups.

2. Full implementation of previously signed agreements with the PA.

3. Formal recognition of Israel’s right to exist as a nation.

Begin Excerpts from Jerusalem Post Article

PM, Abbas agree to hold Official Summit

Amir Mizroch, THE JERUSALEM POST

June 22, 2006

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas met at an informal breakfast hosted by Jordan’s King Abdullah II Thursday morning, also attended by Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel.

Wiesel said Olmert and Abbas “embraced warmly” and had agreed to meet in a more formal setting “within two weeks.”

Wiesel added that preparations for a summit meeting were underway, which drew applause from the Nobel Laureates in the gathering.

“We have decided to meet in a manner of a few weeks, and this will not be the only meeting, we will meet more than just once,” Olmert told the gathering of Nobel Laureates in the Royal Tent.

Olmert added that the difficulty in reaching even a starting point of negotiations with the Palestinians stemmed from the fact that the current PA government, run by Hamas, had not accepted the three demands placed by the international community as a pre-requisite for talks: the cessation of violence and the disarming of terrorist groups, full implementation of agreements previously signed between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, and a formal recognition of Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state.

Countering Abbas’ plea for an immediate resumption of negotiations, made at the Petra Conference a day earlier, Olmert said that Abbas was not the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority and that “the political power is not with him but

with a government run by

a terrorist organization condemned by the civilized world. I will fight terrorists, not negotiate with them.

As long as political power rests with the terrorists, we cannot negotiate,” Olmert said. He added that he was impressed with Abbas’ comments Wednesday against the firing of Kassam rockets, but that these comments were not enough and more action was needed.

Earlier, Abbas aide Nabil Abu Rudeineh told The Jerusalem Post that Thursday’s meeting “was not the one the Palestinians were hoping for” as it was not the start of negotiations, “merely protocol.”

Rudeineh also told The Post that although there were encouraging signs that Hamas was ready to adopt the so-called “Prisoner’s Document” which calls for a de-facto recognition of Israel, the referendum called by Abbas for July 26th would still go ahead.

Turning to the question of Iran, Olmert said that he has told world leaders that when this subject comes up, he “loses any sense of humor.”

“When I see a leader stand up in public and say that Israel should be wiped off the map, and at the same time this leader is making every effort to obtain nuclear weapons, I have no sense of humor. I have the collective memory of my people.

When someone threatens to wipe the Jews off the map I have to take them seriously, and when they are going for nuclear weapons I cannot have one day of rest,” Olmert said, adding that the prospect of Iran having nuclear weapons is “totally, absolutely intolerable.”

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Welcome to Home Movies Hamas Pallywood

June 22, 2006

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The Terrorist Groups need to hire better actors for their reruns of the Gaza beac

h boy horror episode.

Pallywood: German Expose of Palestinian media hi-jinx in Gaza beach tragedy

June 19, 2006

The German Suedduetche Zeitung ran the following article with a detailed examination

of the evidence in the Gaza Beach shooting. It clarifies many of the problems with the story disseminated by the Palestinians and media.

The Middle East: The war of images

Seven casualties in Gaza beach: Was it a shelling attack by Israel? Or an exploding Palestinian land mine? An example of how Palestinians sometimes bend the truth.

By Thorsten Schmitz

Source (in German, with photos):

http://www.sueddeutsche.de/ausland/artikel/315/78237/5/

Last Friday ten year old Huda Ghalia rose early, although she did not have any school. She was excited. The last exams were written, and large summer holidays had begun.

Huda’s father Ali had promised his children to organize a picnic at the beach in northern Gaza on that Friday last week.

Huda is, a cousin tells us, one of the class scholars and loves math, ‎biology and classics.

Their favorite poem is by Mahmud Darwish: Calling Card is a sad poem about a homeless Palestinian and his hate for settlers. The family from the 35,000 inhabitant town of Beit Lahia loaded up with plastic tables and chairs, cooked ears of corn

and Pita bread on the short way to the beach. Beit Lahija is well-known for its strawberries, in addition, however, from here short-range missiles are fired on Israel.

For the father, one of his two wives and five of the sons and daughters the picnic had a deadly end. Before 5 PM a shell exploded g in the midst of the family.

Seven humans lost their lives that Friday afternoon in the sand or in the ambulance.

The bloody picnic made Huda Ghalija famous within a few hours world-wide.

This was owing to the cameraman Zakarija Abu Harbed. Only few minutes after the explosion of shrapnel from a ball-filled shell the 36 year old cameraman from Gaza city with camera and full equipment was at the scene of the catastrophe.

A lucrative job

Harbed works for the Arab TV Ramattan News Agency. The agency has offices in Ramallah in the West Bank and in Gaza city, the capital of the Gaza Strip.

The largest TV broadcasters in the world, CNN and ABC, news agencies such as Reuters and Associated press, and also German TV firms, work almost exclusively with Palestinian camera men, if it concerns reports out of the Gaza Strip.

The pictures of the hopeless world in the Gaza Strip are filmed primarily by Palestinians. As a cameraman, working for Western media is considered one of the most lucrative jobs in the Palestinian areas. Some earn as much as 250 US dollar a day, as much as some Palestinian extended families earn in half a year.

Cameraman Harbed had occupational luck on past Friday: He was first at the place of the misfortune. His agency, Ramattan news Agency sold the heart-rending pictures of the hysterical and tear-flooded Huda Ghalia to television stations around the entire world. In Australia as in India, in Europe as in the USA, Harbed’s photographs of Huda were shown: As she tears her hair and strikes her chest, as she sinks beside her dead father into the sand, as she runs completely alone dozens of meters in the sand.

In the Arab world and in the Palestinian areas the cause of the death of the Ghalia family members was already certain on Friday: Israeli shelling. This verdict was also bolstered by archive photos of Israeli soldiers firing artillery shells, which some Arab television stations cut into the film of cameraman Harbed.

In opinion of the Hamas-led autonomy authority, and in the opinion of Fatah head and president of Palestinian Authority, Mahmud Abbas, the Ghalias were killed by Israeli bombardment. They both used the word “massacre”. In rare agreement still on Saturday, Hamas head of the government Ismail Hanija and Abbas symbolically adopted Huda and vowed they would be responsible for the remainder of their life for her living costs.

A Palestinian child, who lost its father, is considered as an orphan.

(Huda’s physical birth mother Hamdia survived the detonation with an injury) Likewise the investigation of a team of the US human rights group, Human Rights Watch, concluded provisionally that Israel was responsible for the shell explosion.

The group formulates its conclusions, however, carefully and less certainly: After interviews with victims, eye-witnesses, policemen and physicians and visiting the scene of the disaster, one preserves “strong assumptions” that Israeli artillery is responsible for the misfortune.

The report of the human rights groups does not mention however that their investigator researched the incident for evidence only after a day had elapsed – allowing enough time to remove important pieces of evidence.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense concluded, after first evaluations of radar and satellite photographs, that the projectile, which led to the death of the seven Palestinians did not originate with the army. Chief of Staff Dan Halutz said, that while Israel regrets the death of the seven Palestinians, this does not mean however “that we were responsible for it”.

According to investigations of the Israeli army, based only on pictures and medical findings, not on on the scene searches, the Israeli army fired six shells in that Friday afternoon toward Gaza beach. According to data supplied by Halutz, five of the six shells hit in the time between 16.31 and 16.48 – approximately 250 meters north of that place, in which the family picnic had taken place. The artillery bombardment was due to Palestinian rocket launchers.

An unmanned airplane of the Israeli army filmed the Gaza Strip at the time of the bombardment from the air. On the films one sees on the one hand five impact holes of the shells in the beach, in addition, 250 meters to the south, humans. According to data of the army the explosion at the beach section, at which the Ghalias picnicked, must have taken place between 16.57 and 17.10. Before 16.57 normal beach activity is to be seen on the film of the army.

The fact that humans did not react to the five shell impacts at 250 meters distance by rushing to escape is strange. The next scene on the army film shows ambulances, arriving at the beach. That is at 17.15 o’clock. The hospital, where the ambulances came, lies five minutes away from the site of the explosion.

Possible dud

Over the impact site the sixth shell,, which caused the death of the seven family members according to statements of human rights group and the Palestinian government as a dud, The Israeli army cannot give any information. It regards it however as “impossible” that the shell deviated a whole 250 meters from its target.

As further proof Israel states that it treated four of the beach casualties in hospitals in Tel Aviv. From the body of one of the wounded fragments were saved, which could not have originated from weapons in the arsenal of the Israeli army.

The Israeli army does not exclude the possibility that the detonation was due to a mine, which had been buried there by Palestinians, in order to prevent the Israeli navy from landing commandos in the Gaza Strip.

In view of the contradictory statements, great importance is attached to Harbed’s television pictures. These however raise more questions than they contribute to clarifying. The original photographs are in the meantime so doubtful that CNN shows them only in abbreviated form at its Website.

To the Sueddeutche Zeitung, Harbed explains that he had been informed afterwards about the explosion and driven to the scene by the rescue medics in the ambulance. In his pictures however, Harbed films the hysteria of the ten-year Huda, as if he were a witness of the detonation. Also he films the arrival of the medics, as though he was at the beach beforehand. Additionally, some of the dead and wounded are covered with cloths – who did that?

Harbed claims that Huda escaped serious injury, since she was bathing in the sea. In his photos, however, Huda is running around in dry street clothes. Harbed runs several minutes of the crying Huda and afterwards turns his camera to the dead and injured.

Suddenly a man beside Huda’s dead father can be discerned, until now covered and motionless, who appears with a machine gun in his hand.

In the pictures of the cameraman one can recognize both medics in green OI clothes as well as dozens of men, most with typical Hamas full beards, apparently securing pieces of evidence.

However one must ask, why the medics do not worry about the injured people and policemen

do not secure the place. Hove the Hamas men, as Israeli media quote Palestinian eye witnesses, removed pieces of evidence?

Evasive answers of the cameraman

It is also strange why in Harbed’s pictures we cannot discern a crater. The more cameraman Harbed is asked by Sueddeutche Zeitung in the telephone interview, the more he evades the issue. Was he at the scene of the incident before the outpatient clinic [personnel] arrived? Who are the civilians, who are clean the beach? Who is the armed man in the ground, which suddenly rises? If it was an Israeli army shell that killed the Ghalia family members, why don’t the Palestinians show its fragments?

And: Why didn’t it occur to Harbed to calm the hysterical Huda down instead of pursuing her for several minutes with his camera? Harbed says: “She asked me to film her. She wanted to be shown to the world with her father and show the world what crimes Israel commits.” The ten-year Huda, who lost seven family members, distraught in mourning, is supposed have given Harbed cinema direction instructions?

Pallywood

The fact that Palestinians in the Middle East war fabricate based on pictures or bring incorrect pictures into circulation is not new.

In the media parlance following the US TV Magazine 60 Minutes one speaks of “Pallywood” – following Hollywoods film industry. In the [60 minutes] report for example one can see Palestinians of the latest Intifada, who carry a dead person on a stretcher. Someone trips, the alleged dead man falls on the soil – and jumps swiftly again back on the stretcher, lies down and acts like a dead man.

A recent example of an attempt of Palestinians to lead the world public by the nose is the Israeli Air Force attack on last Tuesday on three members of the “Islamic Jihad”, in which eight civilians, among them two children, were killed. After the attack on the car, in which the members of the terror group sat, one sees three men briefly, as they remove a short-range missile in a hurry from the car.

For two days the Ramattan TV news Agency Internet site blinked with an “urgent flash: Message for our customers.” As if the company is anxious to further spread the Huda pictures, whose authenticity is doubted by many people, pointing out hereby that that it possesses exclusive rights to the pictures. Nobody has the right to disseminate the pictures further without consent of Ramattan news Agency.

UPDATED REPORT JUNE 21

Arutz Sheva – NationalNewService.com

It’s Final: IDF Not Guilty of Death on Gaza Beach

Wednesday, June 21, 2006 / 25 Sivan 5766

Physical proof exists that the seven members of the Rhalia family who died on a Gaza beach 12 days ago were not killed by an Israeli shell.

Maj.-Gen. Meir Kalifi, chief of the Israel Defense Forces inquiry commission, told reporters at a news conference on Wednesday that shrapnel taken from the body of a boy wounded in the incident did not match Israeli ammunition. The boy, 12-year-old Adham, is hospitalized in Soroka Hospital in Beersheva in serious but stable condition.

“The examination of a second piece of shrapnel retrieved from the body of a boy who was wounded in the blast unequivocally shows that the explosion was not caused by a 155-mm artillery shell,” announced Kalifi. The IDF was using 155-mm artillery shells in their bombardment of Gaza’s rocket launching sites that day.

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Winkin, Blinkin, and Nod at Jordanian Meeting with Olmert Thursday!

June 21, 2006

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Proverbs 10:10 – He that winketh with the eye causeth sorrow: but a prating fool shall fall.

Rest assured there will be sly winkin’, deceptive blinkin’, and falsetto up-and-down nodin’ of the heads at the meetings of Olmert, Peres, King Abdullah, and Abu Mazem.

It will be interesting to see what comes out of this meeting described in the Arutz Sheva article that follows.

Begin Arutz Sheva Article

Meetings in Jordan: Peres, Nobel Winners, Abbas, Olmert, King

Wednesday, June 21, 2006 / 25 Sivan 5766

Arutz Sheva NationNewsService.com

For the first time, and after much talk of whether it would be possible or advisable, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will meet officially with PA Chairman Abu Mazen, on Thursday.

The indefatigable Shimon Peres, initiator of the Oslo Accords, will meet with Jordan’s King Abdullah in Petra, Jordan today.

Tomorrow, Olmert and Abu Mazen will join the group.

Peres will t ake p

art, in Petra, in a gathering of Nobel Prize winners. He, together with Yasser Arafat and Yitzchak Rabin, won the Peace Prize in 1994 for the Oslo Accords they forged.

Some 1,400 Israelis and thousands of PA Arabs have been killed since the Oslo Accords were signed.

In response to the wave of Kassam rockets that have hit Sderot of late, Peres said last week, “Despite the grave results [of the Disengagement from Gaza], which were not what we expected, we must continue [along the same path], because if not, it would have been [or, it would be] even worse.”

Olmert and Abu Mazen

For the first two months after Olmert was elected in late March, the official government position was that Abu Mazen was not a potential partner for dialogue, as his word would

not be recognized by the Hamas-ruled Palestinian Authority. Throughout this period, Egypt, Jordan and other countries were pressuring Israel to meet with Abu Mazen – but Israel stood basically firm.

Just a day before his departure for the U.S. a month ago, Olmert told CNN, “There is nothing I love more than negotiating with the Palestinians,” but said there is no one in the PA with whom he can speak, as Abu Mazen is “powerless” to stop terrorism and can therefore not speak on behalf of the PA.

Strangely enough, at around the same time, Foreign Minister Tzippy Livni and Vice Premier Shimon Peres were meeting with Abbas in Sharm el-Sheikh.

By the time he left the U.S., Olmert had said that he would meet with Abu Mazen, but did not set any time frame.

MK Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beiteinu) said at the time, “How is it that Olmert tells the whole world on CNN that Abu Mazen is weak and has absolutely no power, and… then, the next day in Washington, Olmert calls Abu Mazen ‘President’ and promises to meet him – this is serious? A man who changes his mind so totally in just one day?”

Olmert and Abu Mazen have known each other for years.

When Abu Mazen said, before the Israeli election, that he hopes Olmert wins, he was later forced to explain that this was not a “political endorsement,” but merely a personal wish based on his acquaintance with Olmert.

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NAFTA – NOT A GOOD THING!

June 21, 2006

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I have tried to stay out of the vicious circle of conspiracy charges against the government of this, or any other country.

Because some of them are absolutely true, some half true, some barely true, some false, and some blown way out of proportion.

I have a job I believe I am suppose to do, which entails doing expositions of Middle East events as they relate to biblical prophecy, and I have my hands full as the pastor of Dardanelle MBC, Radio Broadcasts, and Updating a Web Site and Blog. If

I were to exposit on the many different conspiracies on the international scene and the national stage, I would be like a dog chasing its tail.

Once in a while so many people ask me about a particular thing that I believe I should at least tell them what I think about it.

Such is the case with this blog, but don’ t expec

t a follow up to it. I do appreciate the articles you send me on the conspiracies, and

I do read them, but I limit myself to the things within my area of expertise as a synoptic analyst.

North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Free_Trade_Agreement

www.spp.gov

Many things happen in the international community of nations that I keep track of, but some of the conspiracies associated with them are blown out of proportion. Others are not!

When I keep up with some of the many suspected conspiracies, I ask myself one question – will this conspiracy have enough time to develop into anything that will influence the Middle East situation prior to Armageddon? If I think it will then I write about it.

Otherwise, I say nothing, because I simply don’t have time to exposit on all the monsters lurking behind murky doors of conspiracy.

However, I have been asked a “zillion” times about all the many Washington and International Commissions, Councils, and rich world families, said to be taking over the United States to set the stage for the rise of antichrist to take over all the surface of the earth from pole to pole. Believe me, I know all the terminology of the organizations that are supposedly poised to establish the one world government, but they will simply not have enough time to do it before the tribulation period begins.

But because I have received a lot of mail on the problems now existing along our border with Mexico and Canada, I will at least state what I believe about this situation, since it is tied in with the NAFTA.

I have been opposed to the North American Free Trade Agreement since it first began to be discussed in the last century. I have always believed it would open the borders for the rich to get richer and the poor to get poorer.

I have also been opposed to every new organization, committee, or commission that came out of it.

I do not think it helps the man-in-the-street, only the rich-in-the-towers.

When it became official on January 1, 1994, I shivered, because I knew it would cement the world economies together which, when considering the greed in the world,

would only lead to a financial chaos and multi-national culture.

I will say no more about it, because once the ball began its downhill run in 1994, nothing will stop it. Scream, protest, demonstrate, and fight all you want, and I hope you will, but I intend, for my part, to simply advise you it is rotten to the core, and get back to my rat-killing in the Middle East. I will say this downhill slide, now occurring in the United States, will eventually put our economy into such a pit that when Israel is attacked from the north by a Jihad, we won’t be willing, or really able, to do much about it.

I really feel sorry for whoever is unfortunate enough to win the presidency in 2008.

If you want to know about the North American Free Trade Agreement, and the multiplicity of commissions, committees, and organizations that have sprung out of it, check out the two links at the beginning of this article, and the menus you find listed on them.

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A Desperation Farce by Fatah and Hamas to get More Welfare Funds!

June 20, 2006

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Both Hamas and Fatah are acutely aware that Israel could not accept the so-called “Prisoner’s Peace Document” as they plan to revise it, but both are even more aware they must milk the international milk cow out of more welfare money to continue as a government.

They are in the process of using this peace plan to give the United States and the EU a reason to start the welfare milk flowing again into their canisters to keep them afloat as instruments of destruction against Israel. It will be interesting to see how much they are willing to change their stand on the following four points of the “Prisoner’s Peace Document.”

There are four parts of their revised Prisoner’s Peace Plan that Israel will not accept as they stand at this time.

Hamas and Fatah are fully aware of this fact.

1. It will not officially recognize Israel’s right to exist

as a nation.

2. It will give all Palestinian refugees the right to return to Israel.

3. It gives the Palestinians

the right to continue to resist the occupation.

4. Pre-1967 Jerusalem is to be the capital of the new Palestinian State.

The cutting off of welfare funds to the Palestinians, most of which were used by their corrupt government officials to line their own pockets and purchase weaponry to destroy Israel, has had a profound effect on the Hamas and Fatah terrorist groups.

According to several articles floating around the news circuits, it is being reported that Hamas is close to implicitly recognizing Israel as a state, calling for a Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem, and limiting resistance only to Israeli occupation of the West Bank instead of attacks inside of Israel.

I have been waiting for 32 years

for Arabs to understand the only way they can defeat Israel in a conventional war, is when it is lulled into a mindset of finally having a peace it can control by its own power.

I Thessalonians 5:3,4 – For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape. [4] But ye, brethren, are not in darkness, that that day should overtake you as a thief.

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Fatah-Hamas hope for Deal in 48 Hours

Khaled Abu Tomeh, THE JERUSALEM POST

June 18, 2006

Representatives of Fatah and Hamas on Sunday launched marathon talks in an attempt to reach an agreement over a document drafted by some Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails. The two sides expressed hope that an agreement would be reached within the next 48 hours.

The talks come amid reports that Hamas has agreed to the formation of a new government that would consist largely of independent figures. The move is designed to avert civil war among the Palestinians and to persuade the US and EU to resume financial aid to the Palestinian Authority.

Hamas and Fatah leaders who met in Gaza City said the impending agreement would pave the way for the establishment of a “national unity government” comprising representatives of various Palestinian factions.

The agreement, however, does not include an explicit recognition of Israel’s right to exist.

Majdalawi said the agreement, which may be signed this week, calls for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital on all the territories that were captured by Israel in 1967. The agreement, he added, will emphasize the right of return for all refugees and the right to “resist the occupation.”

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