I Know That Not All Muslims Are Terrorists

The story of Joseph is of his interpretation while jailed of the Pharaoh's dream where he saw seven healthy cows and seven near starving ones which he saw as seven abundant years followed by seven lean years and so he was placed in charge of the storehouses and decreed under the authority given him by the pharaoh that a large portion of the grains produced be put aside in the store houses and so everyone survived the seven lean years. This situation was not the famine and drought that led the migration down into Egypt of the seventy Jews from the land Canaan into the land of Goshen - Egypt - because they did something about it - store the grain from abundant years to survive the lean years and secondly because it did not force a migration. David - later King David - came after Solomon.

in my view - one that no doubt you will take issue with - one of the most significant missed opportunities in recent history was that in June 1967 when Jerusalem was being claimed by Israel that those mosques were not removed then - if I and others of like minds had been there then - rest assured that those mosques would have been wiped off the face of the earth then and there. Even the orthodox chassidim wished for those mosques to be levelled in 1967 - one voice coming from the Lubavitch rabbi Menachim Schneerson who yelled for a bomb to be levelled upon them then. He was a proponent of the Messiah will build it scenario that I do not ascribe towards. My opinion will no doubt differ remarkably from yours - the ownership of Jerusalem was, is and will forever be VERY settled business, it was settled long ago with a deed granted and since redeemed. However it is as yet unfinished business and what will finish this business is a little construction project in a particular spot in Jerusalem. I too have been to Jerusalem - more than one time, I have been to the wall and left my supplications to the all mighty within it's crevices, I have been up to the temple mount and I have stood by the rock - and I was and remain dismayed at the presence of those mosques upon land reserved for but one thing and one thing only which is G-d's home upon this earth in the erection of the third temple in its spot. There are those who mourn every year the destruction of the first two temples - I find it difficult to do so, because instead of mourning for what they don't have everyone should be building for what they want. For all your HIGHLY objectionable protestations about the lack of freedom of the west bank Arab population not being able to go at will to the mosques there - remember that while this property was in Jordanian hands from 1948 to June 1987 no Jew - under ANY circumstances what so ever was granted the freedom to visit let alone pray at the wailing wall. The Israeli Jews have been far more and far too accommodating to the Arab Muslims than the Arab Muslims ever were to the Jews. I would have parked BIG bull dozers on the temple mount all fuelled and ready to go and warned the Arabs that at the first sign of misbehaviour or terror that those bull dozers would be started to do their work and level those mosques and the result would be upon their hands and heads. It is a form of language that they seem to understand.

You know I don't remember "palestinians" demanding their own state while Jordan was in charge of the west bank - do you? That is because it never happened. Palestinians don't want peace with Israel they want peace without Israel. Now that is just too bad and one would figure they might have got the message by now.... My opinion of these West bank Arabs is simple - there is no such thing as a palestinian - there never was other than a referral to those who lived in the land of Palestine while others were in charge of it - they and their descendants are always will be citizens of Jordan who happen to now reside within Israel. They are free to remain if they behave themselves or leave and go elsewhere if they wish to or can not behave themselves. The ones who possess Israeli citizenship - are indeed full citizens with the same rights and responsibilities as anyone else including taxes and military service. As far as I am concerned Jordan and Egypt have made peace with Israel and what you see in terms of control over the land by Israel is the status quo. It has almost been fifty years since Israel captured Jerusalem and the West bank so everyone had best get used to it. What the world does not need is another failed Arab state. Like I said you don't need to agree - I don't much mind if you don't, it does not concern me in the least.

Yes there are those who believe and you must understand that I am not among them - that the temple will miraculously appear but even they admit when pressed that there is no prohibition against its construction. No they do not approve of a secular state - they believe in religious government but they and that can wait until the coming of the Messiah [i]when ever that event occurs[/i] - meanwhile there is [i][c=#BF0000]nothing[/c][/i] to prevent the temple from being built or used and when G-d gets round to sending his emissary among us then he can fix what ever is not quite right but until then it is[u] far[/u] better to get on with the construction and use of the Temple and there is no good or valid reason to wait one more second for it either. G-d helps those who help themselves. That there were a few Jews who actually survived the Holocaust, That some were able to avoid it, that Jews have returned to the Land of Israel and grown ten fold since 1948 and prospered, that they in short order recaptured and reclaimed Jerusalem, that they can for the first time in over two thousand years effectively defend themselves from those who wish them ill are all modern miracles. Modern Israel is built upon ONE mission statement - never again, only thing is they really mean it and everyone had best understand that is is not only a mission statement - it is a fact. Never again will Jews go like lambs to the slaughter and if anyone tries - they will pay a terrible and unfathomable price for it. You see there are some things are not negotiable.

This is not about who owns relics of history - it is about now and the future. You don't have to agree with me - likely you never will and I don't seek your agreement or try to convince you of anything, I don't much concern myself with such things but those mosques are a provocation and a blight upon land owned and deeded to those other than Muslims and they have no valid substantiated claim to this of any sort what so ever while this spot - they are squatters and it is more than time to make this provocation disappear - this very spot is well documented as who owns it and what should be placed upon it, G-d's home upon this earth. There has been more than one Pope who agrees with this statement and who placed their own supplications to the all mighty within the cracks in the wall and if there are those who disagree with it - that is their problem not mine. The plans are printed and ready, the money to construct the building is available and the property is under Jewish control so what exactly is everyone waiting for? Building the temple will and should offend no one so lets just get on with it.