Still holding my Bre ath on Hudn
a Lasting plus Sudan proves it is a Horned Toe!
November 28, 2006
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
In the long run, if the Hudna (Ceasefire) lasts, Israel will end up fleeing to the Negev eventually. But on the other hand, if the Hudna ends tomorrow, Israel will eventually end up fleeing into the Negev. And then again, if Israel reoccupies the Gaza Strip, Israel will eventually end up fleeing into the Negev. However, if Iran gets a nuclear warhead, Israel will eventually end up fleeing into the Negev. But, if Iran does not develop a nuclear weapon, Israel will flee into the Negev.
And, oh yes, some three and one half years after one-third of Israel arrives in the Negev, this will happen!
Zechariah 13:9 – And I will bring the third part through the fire, and will refine them as silver is refined, and will try them as gold is tried: they shall call on my name, and I will hear them: I will say, It is my people: and they shall say, The Lord is my God.
Isaiah 41:20 – That they may see, and know, and consider, and understand together, that the hand of the Lord hath done this, and the Holy One of Israel hath created it.
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Olmert: We’re ‘disappointed’ by Kassam Rocket Fire
JPost.com Staff, THE JERUSALEM POST
November 28, 2006
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said on Tuesday evening that “we are a little disappointed by the continuation of Kassam rocket fire at the South by the Palestinians.”
Earlier in the evening, two Kassam rockets landed by a Sderot cemetery.
No one was wounded.
Speaking at a meeting with European Union envoys at the Finnish Embassy, Olmert added, “I hope very much that the Palestinians will honor their obligations and stop the fire.”
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Sudan’s president spews anti-Semitism
David Byers, Special to the Jerusalem Post
THE JERUSALEM POST
November 28, 2006
Sudan’s President Field Marshal Omar Hassan Ahmed al-Bashir claimed Tuesday that reports in western newspapers of hundreds of thousands dead in his country’s brutal civil war are all part of an Israeli-led worldwide conspiracy.
In a rambling video-link interview from Khartoum, in which he connected with journalists based in eight different countries, al-Bashir also claimed fatality levels in Darfur were “less than 9,000,” instead of a figure of upwards of 400,000 quoted in much of the media, and accepted by the United Nations.
Al-Bashir asserted that all talk of a serious conflict – and accusations that his Government has supported, trained and armed the brutal Arab Janjaweed militia, which has displaced, raped and robbed an estimated 2.5 million people in Darfur – were a western conspiracy engineered by Israel to divert attention from the conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Palestinian territories.
He also blamed Chad for financing and sponsoring the rebels, and denied any responsibility for supporting the Janjaweed.
However, just hours after his interview, which included answering questions of this Jerusalem Post correspondent based in Berlin, aid agencies revealed the true scale of the horror in Darfur.
Speaking to the Post from another Berlin press conference, Vincent Hoedt, who was last year the head of mission in Darfur for the Medecins Sans Frontiers agency, said parts of Darfur were now out of bounds to his agency because staff fear attack from the multitude of tribal forces engaged in the conflict.
He revealed that 17 Medicins Sans Frontiers were beaten up recently by tribes ordering the evacuation of a village, and said there had been “incredible” casualties.
The conflict, in the Darfur region of western Sudan, is mainly being fought between the Janjaweed and the other, mostly land-tilling tribes, of the region. The Sudanese Government is accused in participating in joint attacks with the Janjaweed, systematically targeting the Fur, Zaghawa, and Massaleit ethnic groups in Darfur. It started in 2003.
In statements that appeared to be more in keeping with 1920s anti-Semitism than statesmanship, Field Marshal al-Bashir added that Israeli influence was at the center of the conflict, and all the world’s disputes.
“You cannot at all rule out the Israeli role in any problem that any Arab country is facing because the security of Israel is based on weakening Arab states,” he said.
“Israel would do everything through their media and their different mechanisms – you can’t deny they have such influence in circles all over the world so they can do what they want.”
Appearing to believe that western media are controlled by their governments, Field Marshal al-Bashir claimed
that America and Britain had asked Sudan to recognize Israel and hinted negative coverage of the Darfur conflict could stop as a result.
“Since we took power, these messages have never stopped. They (America, Britain and Israel) would like to divert the Arabs from the central cause of the Arabs, which is Palestine.
“This is a camouflage for what is happening in Iraq, in Palestine, in Afghanistan.”
Field Marshal al-Bashir also refused to call in outside help from the United Nations, claiming the organization is infiltrated by western agents from the US and Britain, and praised Saddam Hussein’s regime for creating a country which contained “the best Arab citizens in terms of livelihood and stability.”
However, Mr. Hoedt – now in Amsterdam coordinating the Sudanese mission having returned from Sudan himself six months ago – said in a one-on-one interview at the end of a Berlin press conference yesterday that evidence from aid agencies’ experiences was that there must have been hundreds of thousands of casualties, although there are no exact figures. Hoedt confirmed that the aid agencies’ ability to do their work
is being hampered by growing hostility.
“We came to the conclusion that incredible numbers must have died, but (whether that is) 200,000, 300,000 or 400,000, we do not know,” he said.
Hoedt added that growing hostility towards all foreigners meant that Medecins Sans Frontiers was struggling to do its work.
“Seventeen of our staff, who were working with displaced people in southern Darfur, got beaten up when rebels evacuated the area,” he said.
“Darfur is a difficult place to work.
We do get affected by a lot of menace, a lot of robberies and threats to our security.”
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