Iran, Syria, and Hizbullah Warlords,
Let fourth team Hamas take Punishment,
While they set on the sidelines till 4th Quarter,
Then final 3 and ½ year tribulation quarter Begins,
But In The Final Seconds At Armageddon Israelis Wins!
The current Israel and Hamas Conflict will end like all the multiple conflicts and wars have ended since 1948. It will end in a truce after Israel has reached its goal or when Hamas has had enough. I am sure the conflict or war truce scenario episodes will continue until the final battle of Armageddon at the end of Israel’s 3 and ½ year entrapment in the Negev occurs. The vicious attack that initially drives Israel into the Negev, where she remains for 3 and ½ years, will also end in a truce, which will not be broken until the final battle of this Gentile Age, the battle of Armageddon. Armageddon will not end in a truce, but in a complete victory over the forces of the Islamic Antichrist followed by 1000 years of peace. Israel will be the ruling nation on the earth during this period.
The current conflict, (after many protest marches, deaths, air and ground assaults, constant accusations, UN protests and condemnations, crocodile tears by so-called moderate Islamic nations, and even more international hatred shown to Israel), will eventually end in some kind of truce arrangement.
Don’t be surprised if another Israeli & Palestinian conflict arises in the Gaza Strip at some point in time between 2010 and 2015, in order to draw a consolidation of IDF forces to the south to launch another attack on Gaza, which would thus allow Hizbullah freedom to launch a massive rocket attack against Israeli cities in the north. And don’t be surprised when the IDF hastily runs north to invade Lebanon it is ill prepared because of its operation concentration on a southern conflict.
And don’t be surprised if Hizbullah, Lebanese, Syrian, and Iranian forces, plus a vast array of troops from many Arab countries, are poised and ready to drive all Israel into the Negev Wilderness.
December 29, 2008
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
Excerpt 1 – Six Brief Headlines from Jerusalem Post
5 reported dead in latest IAF strike
Navy reportedly shells Gaza targets; total death toll rises to 322; IDF soldiers amass on border.
Barak: This is ‘all out war’ on Hamas
Defense minister says IDF will expand op to change situation in South: “We’ll go on until goals reached.”
Six wounded in Modi’in stabbing attack
Terrorist shot by MDA paramedic; pro and anti Gaza op protests held at universities in J’lem, Haifa, TA.
Egypt: Hizbullah declared war on us
Gheit says Nasrallah wants to create chaos; thousands attend Gaza support rally in Beirut.
Turkey freezes Israel-Syria mediation
“Israel’s policy to turn to war with Palestinians has greatly disappointed us,” says Turkish FM.
Group signs up Iranians to fight Israel
Influential group of clerics provide three options for ‘assistance:’ military, financial and PR.
Excerpt 2 from Jerusalem Post
Analysis: Don’t forget the Iranian connection
December 29, 2008
David Horovitz , THE JERUSALEM POST
Among the many negative consequences of the Second Lebanon War in summer 2006 was the distraction it provided from Iran’s nuclear program.
So focused was the international community on 34 days of fighting, and so inarticulate was Israel in explaining that it was (indecisively) confronting the Iranian takeover of southern Lebanon, that Teheran slipped gratefully into the global shadows, there to quietly advance its progress toward the bomb.
Today, there is a danger of the same process repeating itself.
Hizbullah is an Iranian creation.
Hamas is not. But it has drawn itself increasingly into Iran’s orbit.
Much of its imported weaponry, and the expertise with which it now produces and refines its own rockets, have been provided by Iran.
Dozens of its commanders have been trained in Iran in recent years, coming home and disseminating that “education” as Hamas has built an army in Gaza.
And, increasingly too, Hamas has come to act in the service of Iran’s aims.
Many signs, even on day two of Operation “Cast Lead,” suggest that Israel is trying to conduct this conflict on the basis of lessons learned from the war against Hizbullah as regards the avoidance of grandiose stated aims and the absence of boasting about the IDF’s capacity to destroy its enemy.
What is not yet clear, by contrast, is whether Israel is truly intending to pursue it s de
ceptively narrow-sounding stated goal of restoring long-term calm to the South.
This aim is actually immensely complex, given that Hamas’s raison d’etre is to attack Israel and that it is thoroughly indifferent
to the deaths of its own people – as exemplified by its ruthless seizure of control in the Gaza Strip 18 months ago.
Many signs, too, suggest that Israel is making an effort, albeit not wholly successful, to improve on the abject public diplomacy of the 2006 war.
What is not yet clear, by contrast, is whether the official spokespeople have internalized the necessity to highlight Iran in their message to the world – Iran, the state champion and major enabler of Hamas’s terror-state in Gaza.
Iran is inspiring, funding, arming and training Hamas.
Iran is avowedly committed to Israel’s destruction, and regards Hamas as a tool toward this goal.
The same Iran, via an emboldened Hizbullah, is now most of the way to achieving proxy control not merely of southern Lebanon, but all of Lebanon.
The same Iran, already armed with missiles that can reach Israel, is extending its missile range to Europe and, it hopes, ultimately to North America.
The same Iran is openly challenging not just the Middle East order but the world order, with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad personifying that challenge, thoroughly backed by the entire Teheran regime.
And that same Iran is moving ever closer to the nuclear capability it intends to use in
the service of its goals.
The long-term deterrence of Hamas’s capacity to threaten Israel would represent the long-term deterrence of one aspect of Iran’s rapacious and far-reaching power drive.
That’s an outcome of Operation “Cast Lead” that at least part of the watching world might appreciate – if Israel can manage, first, to explain it clearly, and then to achieve it.
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