MIDDLE EAST BANDWAGON SHIFTING!
BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCKING TOGETHER!
RADICAL ISLAMIC MIDDLE EAST POWER GROWING!
TIME FOR MODERATES TO BEGIN
TO JUXTAPOSITION TO BE ON THE WINNING SIDE!
Daniel 7:24,25 – And the ten horns out of this kingdom are ten kings that shall arise: and another shall rise after them; and he shall be diverse from the first, and he shall subdue three kings. [25] And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.
Revelation 17:12,13 – And the ten horns which thou sawest are ten kings, which have received no kingdom as yet; but receive power as kings one hour with the beast. [13] These have one mind, and shall give their power and strength unto the beast.
Revelation 17:17 – For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled.
February 1, 2008
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
The fear of the possibility of fanatical terrorist Islamic nations being victorious in a Middle East war if America draws back and Israel
loses the war, is filling the hearts of moderate Arab nations friendly to the U.S., and each day it becomes more realistic to see eight Arab nations linking up with Iran and Syria to form the ten horns of Revelation and Daniel. They do not want to be on the losing side if the fanatics win.
It would be a time of “head chopping” for the leaders of the Arab nations that had failed to join Syria and Iran..
As you know, I have long held that the most likely ten nations, which will unite to fulfill
the prophecy, are Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, and Sudan.
Begin Series of Excerpts from the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs – Daily Alert – January 31, 2008
Excerpt 1
Has the Shiite Crescent Disappeared
? Saudi Arabia and the U.S. Alliance Against Iran
Joshua Teitelbaum
Viewed from Riyadh, Washington is no longer the strong, confident leader it had been – weakened in Iraq, and burdened by a National Intelligence Estimate that appeared to contradict much of the current administration’s rhetoric. Bush arrived in Riyadh on Jan.
15 with the deck stacked squarely against him.
Sa’ud Al Faysal had stated a week earlier that his country would hear Bush out, but that “Saudi Arabia is a neighbor of Iran in the Gulf, which is a small lake.” In private, the Saudis are deeply fearful of Iran. But they want a U.S. policy of containment, not confrontation.
More than anything, they want to be on the winning side. (Dayan Center-Tel Aviv University)
Excerpt 2
Hamas Wants Egypt to Provide Gaza
with Electricity and Fuel
Erica Silverman
“Hamas wants to keep Rafah a Palestinian-Egyptian border crossing, without Israeli interference…and to create an access point to the world, a passage for humanitarian support from Arab nations and our food imports,” said Ahmed Yousef, foreign adviser to Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader who was elected Palestinian prime minister in 2005. Yousef said Hamas wants to persuade Egypt to provide Gaza with electricity and fuel instead of Israel. “For three years, Egypt has only wanted to deal with Gaza on a security level; for political issues they talk with the leadership in Ramallah,” said a Hamas official. “Egypt is now forced to be involved, since the border was breached.” (Washington Times)
Excerpt 3
Abbas: Hamas Must “End Its Coup in Gaza”
Alaa Shahine
“Hamas has to end its coup in Gaza, accept all international obligations, and accept holding early elections. After that, our hearts are open for any dialogue,” Mahmoud Abbas said Wednesday, referring to Hamas as an “illegitimate” party. “We do not accept any new (border) agreements,” he said. The PA was willing to take control of crossings only according to an international deal in place before Hamas took control, he said. But it is unclear how Abbas would be able to exert control over Rafah, given opposition from Hamas, whose forces have command on the ground.
“Talking about a partial role contradicts reality,” senior Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Zahar said. “The reality is that there is a legitimate government.
We will not give up our legitimacy to anybody.” (Reuters)
Excerpt 4
Gazans Trying to Get to Cairo
Omar Sinan
Eissa Sweillem, 27, entered Egypt from Gaza and hopes to buy a fake Egyptian identification card so he can get through security checkpoints and across the desert to Cairo. Most Palestinians trying to get farther into Egypt insist they are merely seeking work, or even just fun – any escape from Gaza. However, there are growing Egyptian concerns that Gazans, if not contained in the border area, could become a problem for the rest of the country.
Shady el-Rmelat, 23, said he and two other Gazans tried three times to sneak out of El-Arish to Cairo – paying taxi drivers to take them – but had gotten caught each time by Egyptian security.
Muwaffaq, 22, said the young men wanted to watch belly dancers in Cairo night clubs and taste alcohol for the first time. Liquor is not allowed in Hamas-controlled Gaza.
(AP)
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