FRED SET TO GIVE AWAY STORE!
August 6, 2007
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If there ever was a scenario in history set up to establish a worthless peace treaty signed on degradable toilet paper, this would be one to top it.
If, and when, this latest effort to give back part of the land God gave to Jacob does become a reality, you can start a countdown to the fall of Jerusalem and Israel
making a run for the Negev Wilderness. If God wants someone else to have the land He gives it away, not the ones to whom He gave
it. Today’s events in the establishment of Russia using Syrian Ports for their navy to reestablish its cold war fleet in the Mediterranean, the turmoil created by the loss of a seat to a pro-Hizbollah candidate in Lebanon, and the willingness of Prime Minister Olmert to give away the store to the Palestinians to establish a Palestinian State on Israel’s God-Given land, are all crying out that some form of a ungodly false peace is eventually coming to Israel.
Since it is prophesied to happen – THE SOONER THE BETTER. The Scriptures must be fulfilled, and I am guesstimating the initial attack that sets the whole thing in motion will occur at some point in time between 2008 and the end of 2012.
Begin Jerusalem Post Article
PM: Palestinian state to be created as soon as possible
JPost Staff and AP, THE JERUSALEM POST
August 6, 2007
It is our mutual aim to reach the joint vision of establishing two states for two peoples living side by side in peace and security and “we want to do this as soon as possible,” Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas during Monday afternoon’s meeting in Jericho.
Olmert sought to give Abbas the feeling that he had real intentions to move forward with the establishment of a Palestinian state and the two spoke of the fundamental issues that would be the basis for its creation.
Abbas asked Olmert to free more Palestinian prisoners and
to allow Palestinian fugitives who were expelled to Europe or Gaza to return to the West Bank. He requested that Israel remove some West Bank checkpo ints
and allow Palestinians more freedom of movement.
Olmert promised to consider the PA chairman’s requests.
Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat told reporters that the PA had given Israel a list of some of the Palestinian fugitives that were deported in 2002 after hiding inside Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity that the PA wanted back in West Bank.
Army Radio quoted Prime Minister’s Office officials as saying that the “chemistry” of the Abbas-Olmert talks was good.
Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh condemned the meeting, saying that it was merely a “public relations exercise.” He said that the talks served no other purpose since “Israel refuses to cede its demands.”
Hamiyeh went onto say that the meeting simply served US interests to stamp its authority on the Middle East and to attack countries in the region.
Hamas accused Abbas of cooperating with Israel to find ways to harm the Islamist group.
Izza Trishk, a member of Hamas’s political faction, said that Olmert and Abbas were planning to try and isolate the movement and topple it from power, Army Radio reported.
Jibril Rajoub, a former PA security commander closely associated with Abbas, also saw no purpose in the meeting, saying that the Israeli government was incapable of advancing the peace process.
Rahoub, who had just returned from Egypt, urged Abbas to restore contacts with Hamas and to put an end to the situation of “two Palestinian Authorities – one in Gaza and the other in the West Bank.”
Abbas is set to travel to Egypt Tuesday and update Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak about the conclusions of his meeting with Olmert.
In Gaza, Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri criticized Abbas for meeting Olmert, saying the meeting was “aimed at beautifying the ugly image of the Israeli occupation before the world.”
“All meetings will be of no benefit to the Palestinian people,” Abu Zuhri said.
It is our mutual aim to reach the joint vision of establishing two states for two peoples living side by side in peace and security and “we want to do this as soon as possible,” Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas during Monday afternoon’s meeting in Jericho.
Olmert sought to give Abbas the feeling that he had real intentions to move forward with the establishment of a Palestinian state and the two spoke of the fundamental issues that would be the basis for its creation.
Abbas asked Olmert to free m ore Palestinian prisoners and to allow Palestinian fugitives who were expelled to Europe
or Gaza to return to the West Bank. He requested that Israel remove checkpoints in the West Bank and allow Palestinians more freedom of movement. Olmert promised to consider the PA chairman’s requests.
Palestinian negotiator negotyiatopr Saeb Erakat said the teh Pa had given Isral a list of the fugive that were exioed fronBetjoehem gunmen who were deported in 2002 after hiding inside the Church of the Nativ
Army Radio quoted Prime Minister’s Office officials as saying that the “chemistry” of the talks was good.
Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh condemned the meeting, saying that it was merely a “public relations exercise.” He said that the talks served no other purpose since “Israel refuses to cede its demands.”
Hamiyeh went onto say that the meeting simply served US interests to stamp its authority on the Middle East and to attack countries in the region.
Hamas accused Abbas of cooperating with Israel to find ways to harm the Islamist group. Izza Trishk, a member of Hamas’s political faction, said that Olmert and Abbas were planning to try and isolate the movement and topple it from power, Army Radio reported.
Jibril Rajoub, a former PA security commander closely associated with Abbas, also saw no purpose in the meeting, saying that the Israeli government was incapable of advancing the peace process.
Rahoub, who had just returned from Egypt, urged Abbas to restore contacts with Hamas and to put an end to the situation of “two Palestinian Authorities – one in Gaza and the other in the West Bank.”
Abbas is set to travel to Egypt Tuesday and update Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak about the conclusions of his meeting with Olmert.
In Gaza, Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri criticized Abbas for meeting Olmert, saying the meeting was “aimed at beautifying the ugly image of the Israeli occupation before the world.”
“All meetings will be of no benefit to the Palestinian people,” Abu Zuhri said.
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