Fayyad wants US to force “god” to compromise
Since 4,4 million Muslims to not want to listen to God of Israel, “perhaps we can adjust the divine contract a little.”
In an exceptionally candid interview to the New York Times, Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad described the history of the Palestinian people as “a story of failed leadership, from way early on”
According to Fayyad, the US should press Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a straightforward answer to his view regarding a Palestinian state.
From Netanyahu’s few indications, said the New York Times article, such a state would not include the major Israeli settlement blocs, or have control over the strategic Jordan Valley (some 25 percent of the West Bank). All of greater Jerusalem would remain Israeli. Palestine would be demilitarized.
“A state of leftovers is not going to do it,” Fayyad declared.
According to him, Netanyahu should tell Israelis that “Yes, it is true we have a contract with God Almighty who gave us the land, but there happen to be 4.4 million other people on this land who want to exercise their right to self-determination, so perhaps we can adjust the divine contract a little.”
Source: Ynetnews.com
My comment:
Salam Fayyad never stood in elections. His authority was based on a totalitarian agreement between the PLO and Washington. If there has been bad leadership among the Arabs living on the Moutnain of Zion, He is an excellent example.
In regards to his bid for compromise the deal between God of Israel and the 12 tribes of Israel, the former PM of Ramallah do hit the nail on the head.
The people of Israel have during the ages been led into corruption and rebellion against their God. When they fell for this kind of temptation, it always ended in misery for the Jewish people.
To “adjust the divine contract” is not possible. Its leads to lawlessness. The Koran is such a unholy “adjustment”,and it has led the Arabs into 1400 years of misery. And the deception and misery seems to continue.
Written by Ivar
In an exceptionally candid interview to the New York Times, Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad described the history of the Palestinian people as “a story of failed leadership, from way early on”
According to Fayyad, the US should press Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a straightforward answer to his view regarding a Palestinian state.
From Netanyahu’s few indications, said the New York Times article, such a state would not include the major Israeli settlement blocs, or have control over the strategic Jordan Valley (some 25 percent of the West Bank). All of greater Jerusalem would remain Israeli. Palestine would be demilitarized.
“A state of leftovers is not going to do it,” Fayyad declared.
According to him, Netanyahu should tell Israelis that “Yes, it is true we have a contract with God Almighty who gave us the land, but there happen to be 4.4 million other people on this land who want to exercise their right to self-determination, so perhaps we can adjust the divine contract a little.”
Source: Ynetnews.com
My comment:
Salam Fayyad never stood in elections. His authority was based on a totalitarian agreement between the PLO and Washington. If there has been bad leadership among the Arabs living on the Moutnain of Zion, He is an excellent example.
In regards to his bid for compromise the deal between God of Israel and the 12 tribes of Israel, the former PM of Ramallah do hit the nail on the head.
The people of Israel have during the ages been led into corruption and rebellion against their God. When they fell for this kind of temptation, it always ended in misery for the Jewish people.
To “adjust the divine contract” is not possible. Its leads to lawlessness. The Koran is such a unholy “adjustment”,and it has led the Arabs into 1400 years of misery. And the deception and misery seems to continue.
Psalm 119:89The Bible is the truth. Let all men be liars, but God, Father, Son and Holy spirit the truth. Amen.
Your word, Lord, is eternal; it stands firm in the heavens.
Written by Ivar
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