Propaganda
Wars
Will you be Deceived?
2 Stories 2 Views to cause you to react, What will YOU do.
“Prayer is not the last resort, it is the only answer”
Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem
Pray for Salvation
Not Pay for
Sinners to Sin.
Who Do you listen to?
The Bible or the “Latest Story”
Israel planning to destroy al Aksa'
By KHALED ABU TOAMEH
17/03/2010 03:18
Martyrs Brigades calls on PA to release jailed "fighters" to "defend J'lem."
The armed wing of Fatah, the Aksa Martyrs Brigades, on Tuesday called on the Palestinian Authority to give back the weapons it had confiscated from the group’s gunmen so that they could participate in the “Jerusalem Intifada.” The call came as both the PA and Hamas continued to accuse Israel of planning to destroy the mosques on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
“We call on all the Palestinian security services in the West Bank to release all Palestinian fighters from prison and to give them back their weapons so that they can join their people in defending Jerusalem against Israeli aggression,” the armed group, which was supposed to have been dismantled years ago in line with understandings between the PA and the US, said in a leaflet distributed in Ramallah.
Under the terms of the understandings reached about three years ago, hundreds of members of the Aksa Martyrs Brigades handed over their weapons to the PA in return for promises that Israel would stop pursuing them and that they would be recruited as policemen in the various security forces.
Israel has since then pardoned dozens of Fatah gunmen who agreed to turn over theirweapons and refrain from involvement in terror activities.
This was the first time since then that the Fatah group had called on the PA to return theweapons so that its gunmen could resume armed attacks on Israel.
The group also called on its members to “resist Israeli attempts to turn Jerusalem into a Jewish city and to respond to the series of Israeli assaults on Islamic and Christian holy sites.”
Although the PA leadership has been calling on Palestinians to demonstrate against Israel’s alleged scheme to destroy the mosques on the Temple Mount, Palestiniansecurity forces have banned street protests in many Palestinian cities, eyewitnesses told The Jerusalem Post.
They quoted PA security officials as saying that demonstrations were only allowed in areas under Israeli control, including Jerusalem, and that there was no need to protest inside Palestinian cities in the West Bank.
Hatem Abdel Kader, a top Fatah official in Jerusalem and the former PA minister forJerusalem Affairs, confirmed that the PA security forces were stopping Palestinians from demonstrating in many parts of the West Bank.
Abdel Kader said that the PA and several Palestinian factions were preventing the Palestinians from venting their anger and frustration over Israel’s measures inJerusalem, including the inauguration of the Hurva Synagogue and plans to build new homes in Jewish neighborhoods in the city.
The Fatah official said that divisions between Fatah and Hamas were also torpedoing Palestinian efforts to launch a new intifada and stand united against Israel.
Hamas and Fatah have already begun referring to the recent wave of violence as al-Quds (Jerusalem) Intifada.
Abdel Kader told Post that he later received a phone call from Tayeb Abdel Rahim, an aide to PA President Mahmoud Abbas, threatening to punish him for stating that the PA was preventing anti-Israel demonstrations in its areas.
“This man thinks he’s the military governor of the West Bank,” Abdel Kader said. “Instead of dealing with the important issue of Jerusalem, Abbas’s office is threatening to punish me for telling the truth. They forgot that I’m an elected member of parliament and that I’m in charge of the Jerusalem portfolio in Fatah.”
The PA leadership in the West Bank on Tuesday sent copies of a letter to members of the Quartet – the US, EU, UN and Russia – urging them to intervene to stop Israel from “creating new facts on the ground, particularly in Jerusalem.” Chief Negotiator Saeb Erekat headed with the letters to Moscow, where representatives of the Quartet are scheduled to meet next week. The letter accuses Israel of continuing to expand existing settlements and claims that Israeli authorities are working to “Judaize” Jerusalem.
Abbas Zaki, a member of the Fatah Central Committee, predicted that the violence, which broke out in Jerusalem in the past few days, would escalate “if Israel insisted on pursuing its scheme to rebuild the so-called Temple Mount.”
Zaki and several Fatah and PA officials have in recent days claimed that the inauguration of the newly renovated synagogue in the Old City of Jerusalem was part of a conspiracy aimed at destroying the Aksa Mosque.
“The battle for Jerusalem is the battle of all Palestinians and Arabs, regardless of their religion,” Zaki said. “We are facing huge challenges that need to be confronted.”
Hamas also urged Palestinians on Tuesday to step up the protests against Israel’s measures in Jerusalem. The appeal came after the Islamist movement called for a day of “rage” in Jerusalem on Tuesday to protest plans to build new homes in Ramat Shlomo and the inauguration of the old synagogue.
The armed wing of Hamas, Izaddin al-Kassam, said recent events in Jerusalem will lead to “a new explosion in the face of the Zionist entity.” The group called on the PA to stop security coordination with Israel and to allow armed gangs to resume terror attacks against Israelis.
Ahmed Bahr, a senior Hamas official in the Gaza Strip, called for a “military strike” against Israel. He claimed that Israel had just built a synagogue on the Temple Mount as part of its plan to destroy the Aksa Mosque. He also called on the Arab countries to withdraw their support for holding indirect talks between Israel and the PA.
IDF watches for signs of W. Bank uprising
By YAAKOV KATZ AND YAAKOV LAPPIN
16/03/2010 23:18
Security officials say chances that a third intifada will erupt are still unlikely.
The chances that a third intifada will erupt are unlikely as long as the Palestinian Authority does not give an official order to its security forces to engage in terrorist activity against Israel, security officials said on Tuesday as police clashed with rioters in east Jerusalem.
The Central Command has been holding daily operational assessments in an effort to foresee if the riots in Jerusalem will spread to the West Bank. On Tuesday, the IDF received an encouraging sign after the PA instructed its security forces to prevent violence in the West Bank and ensure that quiet prevails in Palestinian cities.The Central Command, officials said, was keeping a close eye on the territories to ensure that they do not erupt into violent demonstrations like those in the beginning of the second intifada in October 2000.
With the current military manpower stationed in the West Bank, the IDF is prepared to contain isolated demonstrations like the ones that erupted in February in Hebron following the government’s decision to list the Cave of the Patriarchs in the West Bankcity as a heritage site.
The IDF, however, is concerned with two scenarios that could lead to an uprising in theWest Bank – extreme violence in Jerusalem including several Palestinian deaths, or a potential Jewish terror attack against a Palestinian target in the West Bank.
Police Insp.-Gen. David Cohen said on Tuesday following a tour of the Old City in Jerusalem that a third intifada was unlikely to break out in the near future despite efforts by some organizations to incite Muslims to violence.
“There is a unique fabric of life here,” Cohen said, describing the Old City. “Quiet needs to be safeguarded, both from the Muslim and the Jewish sides in the area,” he added.
“Our job is to keep a relative calm and to allow freedom of worship to all three religions,” Cohen said. “But there are signs of elements attempting to cause disturbances. We have made massive preparations and we will continue to remain on stand-by until Friday,” he added. “The incitement we have seen from last Friday until today shows that our deployment was correct.”
Both of these stories have been picked up by bible sites.
Both are pure propaganda.
They are exaggerated to make you think something that is not true.
Both “stories” are used by opposite political parties.
Devotions with Emotion
Fair Use Notice
In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, any copyrighted work herein is archived under fair use without profit or payment to those who have expressed a prior interest in reviewing the included information for personal use, non-profit research and educational purposes only.‘Your Devotion with Emotion’
This material was brought to you by Broadcast(B.C.)Christianity. Last Call Digest, is a ministry of Michael James Stone, volunteers, and people dedicated to the Love of God and Salvation of Souls. It is an aggragate of Christian Material selected to Bless you and Prepare you for each and every day you read them. May God Bless You as You Do!! Reading these Devotions will help you to prepare daily for life, living, and your Lord. You will hear God Speak To You thru them. Jesus is Coming Very Soon.
“the simple format”
Broadcast(B.C.)Christianity, operates by you, with you, and for you. “Freely you have received, freely give” Pass this on, everywhere you can, anytime you can, anyway you can. You will be blessed if you do. mrnetbizness@gmail.com The simple format “the prophecy site just about prophecy”
This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner.
The material is being made available in an effort to understand scripture, news, technology and society especially as it relates to God and Jesus. It is specifically for non-profit research and educational purposes only. I believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. If you wish to use this copyrighted material for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use,' you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. This is a completely non-commercial site for private personal use. No fee is charged, and no money is made off of the operation of this site. Nor is any implied reciprocal gratuities implied or construed.
