Knesset to discuss bill to secure Jewish homes in Samaria

Netanyahu arranges two-week freeze of bill aiming to circumvent High Court ruling on Ulpana‬‬.

Because of neglect in making proper laws for Judea and Samaria, High Court has ordered this Jewish home to be demolished.

The Knesset plenum is set to discuss a bill to legalize West Bank settlements despite an agreement to freeze it for two weeks.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the bill’s initiator Mk Zvulun Orlev (Habayit Hayehudi) agreed to freeze promotion of the bill in order to give the government time to settle the issue. Meanwhile, Netanyahu has instructed Defense Minister Ehud Barak to halt all demolition preparations.

Netanyahu is under heavy pressure from right-wing ministers to use legislation to circumvent the High Court of Justice and prevent the evacuation of Beit-El’s Ulpana neighborhood. The High Court has given the State a July 1 deadline to demolish five structures in the neighborhood.

Source: Ynetnews.com

My comment:

Israel committed a huge mistake by not annexing the former areas occupied by Turkey and United Kingdom.

In 1967 all this land were liberated, and should have been include as fully legalized ares of the state of Israel.

In stead, Jerusalem chose to keep Judea and Samaria is suspension. These Jewish properties is still ruled by “temporarily military ordinances”.

That is a shame.

Its is time to give the Jewish settlers full rights as Israeli citizens, inline with the rights of Jews living in Tel Aviv and Haifa.

Jesus the Messiah has called the Jewish people home, to rebuild the ruins of Zion. This is the promised land belonging to the Jewish people,  a land that was criminally neglected and trampled on by pagans of different kinds.

The Messiah has called the Jews to live on the Mountains in Zion. Amen.

Written by Ivar

Half a million Jews live in the Biblical heartland of Israel

Half a million Jewish Israelis are living beyond the Israel-Jordan border prior to 1967.

Some 200,000 reside in greater Jerusalem in areas annexed by Israel. Another 300,000 live in the so-called West Bank, the Biblical heartland of Judea and Samaria. At the current rate of growth, the Jewish population there will comprise about 750,000 people by 2025.

The evacuation of 8,000 Jewish settlers from Gaza and their absorption in Israel cost NIS 10 billion.

Those interested in turning back time and evacuating Israelis from the areas beyond the 1967 borders would have to invest NIS 600 billion for that end. An unreal figure.

Source: Ynet News

My comment:

The first Italians and Irishmen that came to America as settlers, were welcomed into the city of New Amsterdam by the Dutch colonialists. But during the British occupation, the city was renamed after after the Dutch of York. «New York» was considered a more pleasing name to the King of England, than to call the city «New Amsterdam».

The opinion of the native American, who mostly lived on the «West Bank» of the Delaware River, was not taken into consideration.

The question is obvious:

Were the first 500.000 Europeans who settled in America, liberators of the land, or were they occupiers?

Most people will say that the European settlers were liberators. They ended up forming a new nation, and build it on Judeo-Christian values. The American Constitution from 1776 is based up on the 10 commandments. And every US President has to hold his hand on the Bible, and say an oath to God of the Bible.

The same Americans, are today trying to enforce Islamic laws and falsehood on the state of Israel. By trying to rob the Jewish people of their right to own properties and settle in the land of Judea and Samaria. This is the same Jewish homeland, from were the first US lawgivers got their inspiration.

Its amazing that the American leadership, including five of the the last six US Presidents, can not see this historical parallel.

First published: 17.09.2009

Written by Ivar

Daily bread from the life of Y´shua

John 3:19
This is the verdict: Light has come into the world, but men loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil.

The Messiah is the light of the world. There is no darkness in Him. He healed the sick, raised the dead, drove out demons, feed the hungry, and rebuked people living in error. People hate to be rebuked, and become the enemy of God. People who hate the Messiah hate God.  Some evil deeds are obvious. Others are hidden.

Cartoon of the day # 322

A good Cartoon often tells the story in a better way than 1000 words

Daily bread from the life of Y´shua

Mark 5:36
«Ignoring what they said, Jesus told the synagogue ruler, “Don’t be afraid; just believe».

The Messiah even raised the dead daughter of a Rabbi. He was not against Jews in Power. But He rebuked the disbeliefs of the people in Power, and corrected their errors. He told His fellow Jews not to be afraid, but belive in His divine powers.

Daily bread from the life of Y´shua

John 10:24
The Jews gathered around him, saying, “How long will you keep us in suspense? If you are the Christ, tell us plainly.”

During the feast of «Hannuka», in English translated to the feat of Dedication,the Jews was remembering the Maccabean revolt. Since Jesus said he was the promised Messiah, the Jews expected him to evict the Romans from Israel, just like the Persians had been evicted from Jerusalem 200 years earlier. But the Jews had misunderstood. The Messiah had come to save them from their sin, not rescue them from Earthly oppression. In this World they would face trouble. Jesus came and gave the Jews the real Heavenly Shabbat. Peace with their Father in the eternal Kingdom.

Cartoon of the day # 320

A good Cartoon often tells the story in a better way than 1000 words

Cartoon of the day # 339

A good Cartoon often tells the story in a better way than 1000 words.

EU issues second document blasting Israel

Document critiques Israel for anti-democratic bills, anti-Arab discrimination, not prosecuting settler violence.

The EU use every possibility to attack Benjamin Netanyahu for his defense of Biblical Zionism.

For the second day in a row, the European Union issued a document that had some harsh words for Israel, saying a spate of “potentially discriminatory or even anti-democratic bills” were tabled in the Knesset, and blasting Jerusalem for not prosecuting those responsible for settler violence.

The criticism came in an annual document summarizing the political and economic situation in Israel as part of the EU’s review of its partnership with other countries, known as the European Neighborhood Policy.

While saying that the IDF recently stepped up interventions against settlement violence, the report said the overwhelming majority of cases filed with the Israel Police against such attacks were closed without indictment.

In addition, the report found “media freedom, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly remained problematic in the occupied Palestinian territory in 2011.”

It also said Palestinian economic and social rights remained “hampered by Israeli restrictions on the freedom of movement,” and that “the risk of forced displacement of Bedouin communities increased.”

It also said women’s rights in the country “have become the subject of increasing debate as a result of a more aggressive attitude on the part of the ultra-Orthodox groups.”

Source: Jerusalem Post

My comment:

Who said Israel is perfect?

But is the EU perfect?

The European Union should clean up its own mess before pointing fingers towards others.

There have been violence in the EU too over the last years. But Israel do not try to police the Europeans, and tries to support those who want to demonize Europe or true to delegitimize the whole continent.

Written by Ivar

The Old and the New Covenant

Isaiah 49:6

he says: “It is too small a thing for you to be my servant to restore the tribes of Jacob and bring back those of Israel I have kept. I will also make you a light for the Gentiles, that you may bring my salvation to the ends of the earth.”

John 3:16
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.