Supplement to Archive Prophecy Updates 66A and 65C
August 10, 2005
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Dardanelle MBC
Where there is a Will there is a Way to False Peace!
The Wall is the Will of Israel and the Way to a False Peace!
Israel is locked into its commitment to finish the great security barrier and, regardless of political changes in governmental structures, will finish it. Once they get their own people out of the Gaza Strip and West Bank, then look out terrorist groups – the IAF will exact a terrible toll for rockets and mortars launched out of these areas by the terrorists, and retaliation for terrorist acts on the Israeli side of the barrier will be met with swift retaliation.
Please take a look at Archive Updates 65C and 66A.
The Security Barrier/Wall was first advocated by Yigal Allon in 1968, but his idea did not bear fruit until 2002 when it became obvious that Yasar Arafat could not, and would not, ever negotiate a lasting peace with Israel.
It is the only answer to the everlasting problem of constant strife between the Israelis and Palestinians, and it, at best, can only put a false peace in place long enough for the consolidation of Islamic forces to attack Israel. The accelerating spirit of Jihad success, no matter how false or unjustified it is, is causing the Arab nations to believe they can finally drive Israel out of the land from Dan to Beersheba. This rising spirit of Jihad success can be detected in all the news releases coming out of the Middle East, as in the one which follows this Supplement.
In the coming weeks there will be a lot of in-fighting between Hamas, the Palestinian Authority, and the Islamic Jihad for control of the Gaza Strip, which at least will keep them partially off Israel’s back, but after the smoke settles they will all be united against Israel.
After the disengagement process is finished, I doubt if Ariel Sharon will be around for another term. With the Palestinians and all their terror groups enclosed within the security barrier, Israel will want a super conservative, strong leader to keep them there, and I would not be very surprised to see Benjamin Netanyahu as the new Prime Minister, if he lives long enough to fill the office.
His recent resignation could pave the way for his eventual election to the post.
The following article from the JPost Online gives a prospective of what the next Prime Minister will be trying to confine within the security barrier.
In my opinion, Netanyahu is the ideal man for such a task.
BEGIN JERUSALEM POST ARTICLE
Gaza Militias Moving to West Bank
By Khaled Abu Toameh, THE JERUSALEM POST
August 7, 2005
The Popular Resistance Committees, an alliance of various armed militias in the Gaza Strip, announced on Sunday that it would start operating in the West Bank immediately after the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.
“We will move our cells to the West Bank,” said Jamal Abu Samhadaneh, commander of the Popular Resistance Committees, which has been behind many of the attacks on IDF soldiers and settlers in the Gaza Strip over the past four and a half years.
“We won’t sit on the side and watch Israel as it perpetrates massacres in the West Bank. We will start operating there, too.”
He said that after the Israeli pullout, his group would employ the same “fighting tactics” used in the Gaza Strip in the West Bank. “We will focus on the West Bank,” he said. “We will transfer all our fighting methods and capabilities to the West Bank. The withdrawal will not be complete without the West Bank and Jerusalem, which is even more precious to us than the West Bank.”
The Popular Resistance Committees, which consists mainly of disgruntled gunmen belonging to the ruling Fatah party and dissident members of
the PA security forces, had claimed responsibility for the October 2003 attack on a US diplomatic convoy in the northern Gaza Strip.
Three US security officers were killed when a roadside bomb went off near their vehicles.
Abu Samhadaneh, who is wanted by Israel for his role in a series of terror attacks, revealed that the Palestinian Authority recently offered him a senior position in its Military Intelligence Force and that he was positively weighing the offer.
The Popular Resistance Committees was established in the Gaza Strip shortly after the beginning of the intifada in 2000. Its founders said then that they had been deeply influenced by the “great victory” achieved by Hizbullah following Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
According to Abu Samhadaneh, the Israeli pullout from Lebanon “enhanced our belief that the option of resistance can succeed, especially through qualitative operations against the occupation.”
The “qualitative operations” are a reference to suicide bombings, rocket attacks and drive-by shootings used by Hizbullah against IDF troops.
“This was our model,” Abu Samhadaneh explained.
“We learned from Hizbullah and started establishing armed cells that have carried out special operations against settlements and the Israeli army together with other Palestinian groups. Thank God, the withdrawal [from the Gaza Strip and northern West Bank] has been achieved through the blood of our martyrs and the sacrifices of the wounded and prisoners.”
Abu Samhadaneh said he and his cohorts viewed the disengagement as an Israeli “surrender” to the will, determination and resistance of
the Palestinians.
“When [Prime Minister Ariel] Sharon came to power, he had a plan to eliminate the intifada within 100 days,” he added.
“Now, a few years later, he is admitting defeat in the face of the Palestinians’ determination to pursue the resistance.
By God’s will, after the withdrawal we will celebrate and we will send a message to the martyrs and the wounded that their blood was not shed in vain.”
Abu Samhadaneh said his group is planning to participate in the celebrations organized by the PA after disengagement.
“Like the rest of the Palestinian groups, the Popular Resistance Committees will go to the settlements immediately after the withdrawal to participate in the celebrations,” he said.
“We will go very close to the settlements despite the risks and even if the Palestinian Authority closes the area. We have already seen how the Lebanese people celebrated their victory and we want to do
the same. This is a beautiful victory.”
He said his group would continue to launch attacks on Israel after the disengagement “to liberate the remaining Palestinian lands.” The Palestinian armed groups, he said, were not established only to liberate the Gaza Strip.
“Our goal is to liberate all Palestinian lands,” he added. “That’s why military operations will continue in the West Bank and other parts of the Palestinian lands. We won’t leave our people in the West Bank to face Israeli repression alone.”
Abu Samhadaneh disclosed that at least 500 members of his group have been recruited to the PA security forces since PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas was elected in January. “We are entering the Palestinian security forces as soldiers to defend our people,” he said. “If Israel tries to invade the Gaza Strip, we will be at the frontline to fight.”
He also dismissed reports that al-Qaida was trying to establish terror cells in the Gaza Strip. “There are no al-Qaida groups in the Gaza Strip,” he said. “These are unfounded Israeli allegations designed to link the Palestinians to the violence.”
END JERUSALEM POST ARTICLE