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About 60 individuals showed up
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Fuckoff, commies.

Not only that. They can't count either.

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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
I understand whats going on

I just don't understand why all the fuss

This is ALL about appeasing muslims and hating on Israel.

Nothing more, nothing less.

The muslims want Jerusalem, even though they have NO historic connection to the city. Even though Israel has a 3000-year long connection with Jerusalem. The US has nothing like it - no one city that captures the very heart and soul of the country. Actually, I think the only reason the muslims want Jerusalem is so that they can deny it to the Israelis.

And the idiots in the msm go along with the 'appeasement' angle, since they, too, hate Israel and hate President Trump. You can bet that if zippy the wonder turtle did this 4 years ago, the media would have been gushing about what a wonderful, presidential, and 'historic' thing this would have been. Of course, zippy is a muslim, and his hatred of Israel is a matter of public record. He never would have even considered doing such a thing. Bush Jr and clinton never did, either, as clinton was trying to appease the muslims in order to cement his (failed) legacy by 'securing peace in the Middle East,' and Bush Jr just apparently didn't want to rock the boat.

+1

Also, in the Qu'ran, it states that any land taken by Muslims becomes Muslim land for ever. It would be like if the Japanese captured Hawaii in 1941, and we eventually kicked them out. If the Japanese thought like Muslims, they'd still believe that their land (Hawaii) was being occupied by Hawaiians.

If you think elections have consequences, wars really have consequences. Arabs had a bad 6 days in '67.

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If you think elections have consequences, wars really have consequences. Arabs had a bad 6 days in '67.

Which THEY started.

Guess the word "Karma" doesn't translate into arab. . .

Another display of solidarity with the ONLY democracy in the middle east. Don't forget that. De-moc-ra-cy. Spell it and say it liberals, if you dare. (I know most of you will probably burst into flames at the mere mention).

My favorite Israeli crowd dispersement video!

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My favorite Israeli crowd dispersement video!
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We should use that stuff on the antifa people.

It was used in Ferguson.
I contacted the company to market their product in the US, there's an interest....

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Originally posted by Hound Dog:

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Originally posted by jigray3:
If you think elections have consequences, wars really have consequences. Arabs had a bad 6 days in '67.

Which THEY started.

Guess the word "Karma" doesn't translate into arab. . .

But Judaism, there is Teshuva, in its full and complete meaning. Islam has Taubah, and therein is some real irony.

That kicks Karma's butt.

On the surface, the usage of both are understood as "repentance", but the origin and deeper understanding is much more profound.

In the picture above: "United against Hate"

This coming from the most hateful people on the face of the earth. They hate us, they hate their next door neighbors, they hate women, they hate bacon, they bring a weaponized hatred to everything they touch and have for 1300 years.

So I don't think that sign means what they think it means.

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So I don't think that sign means what they think it means.

Speaking of which:

Brennt der Mittlerer Osten?

Love,
Adolf

Here you go...they even hate oranges!!!

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about 60 individuals showed up

A whole 60?

Must be super important, then.

Until the Palestinian leadership (whatever that is ) and people recognize Israel's right to exist as a country, put it in print and remove all language of killing Jews...all their arguments are moot and inconsequential.

Good for Trump in moving the embassy.

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A whole 60?

Well, apparently they had oral sex and OJ on offer.

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Trump's Jerusalem declaration sparks talk of 3rd Temple

WASHINGTON – While Muslims jeer, Israelis cheer President Trump’s Jerusalem declaration, prompting Jewish religious activists to suggest building the Third Temple is closer to reality than ever before.

“What he did … was an enormous step in bringing the Temple,” said Asaf Fried, official spokesman for the United Temple Movement, an association of organizations working towards making the Third Temple a reality.

He added, “This necessarily had to come from a non-Jew in order to bring them into the process, so they will be able to take their part in the Temple.”

Fried sees Trump’s role similar to the one played by Cyrus, the Persian king who ended the Babylonian exile and helped build the Second Jewish Temple.

“There have been amazing advances towards bringing the Temple this year. It was clear that Trump was part of that process, guided by Hashem (God),” Fried declared.

He is hardly alone in his jubilation about the possibilities of rebuilding a Temple last destroyed in A.D. 70 – 1,948 years ago.

“The prophets’ words of prophecy are coming forth from the Bible and becoming facts right before our eyes,” said Likud lawmaker and prominent Temple Mount movement figure

Quoting from the opening words of the book of Lamentations, in a reference to Jerusalem, noted that once Jeremiah had wept, crying “How deserted lies the city, once so full of people! How like a widow is she, who once was great among the nations!”

But the rise of the state of Israel, coupled with Trump’s declaration, have now changed all that, ‘Jerusalem is no longer alone like a widow. Jerusalem is recognized as the capital of the Jewish People.'”

Rabbi Hillel Weiss, spokesman for the nascent Sanhedrin, was cautiously optimistic.

“One year ago, the Sanhedrin called on Trump to build the Temple as Cyrus did 2,000 years ago,” Weiss said. “He has clearly moved in this direction but there is still a long way to go and many pitfalls that could prevent that from happening. Trump is facing enormous political pressures. The borders of Jerusalem are still open to negotiation. The Temple Mount is still not a settled issue and the United Nations is working hard at trying to convince the world the Jews have no place there. If Trump is to succeed, the Jews have to come together in unity in order for him to remain strong.”

Yakov Hayman, the United Temple Movement chairman, also saw Trump’s statement as part of a major shift in modern history for Israel and the Jewish people.

He said, “1917 was the Balfour Declaration establishing Israel for the nations, 2017 was Trump’s declaration.”

“When Jews and non-Jews go up en masse, the Temple is inevitable,” Hayman added. “The people of Israel are returning to their roots while simultaneously the non-Jews of the world are realizing the authenticity of our claim to the Temple Mount and our right to build a Jewish Temple as a House of Prayer for All Nations. These processes are codependent. It depends on the Jews, our actions, but the non-Jews are an essential part of the process. Our task is to act as priests to make the whole world holy,” Hayman said, citing verse 19:6 in the Book of Exodus: “And ye shall be unto me a kingdom of priests, and an holy nation. These are the words which thou shalt speak unto the children of Israel.”

He added: “That will only happen in a Temple in Jerusalem,” he emphasized. “The next step, the most important step, must be taken by the Jews. We need to begin going up to the Temple Mount is massive numbers. Once we do that, the Temple is the next inevitable step.”

“Just as I’ve said that the State of Israel is a miracle, one of the greatest of miracles, it seems to me that the fact that hundreds of millions of people, Christians, recognize Israel, is another stage in the miracle.”

“There is something very special and holy in Trump,” added Hayman. “Sometimes, he appears coarse and not connected to religion, but every time he addresses the nation he speaks about God. Last night, he said his motivation for recognizing was Jerusalem was because it was the right thing to do. That is precisely how a leader guided by God should speak.”

Dr Mordechai Kedar, an Israeli scholar of Arabic culture and a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University who also speaks fluent Arabic, was recently interviewed by Al Jazeera about Donald Trump’s announcement on Jerusalem.

I bet they wished they hadn’t invited him.

You'll have to follow along in sub-titles, but an epic smackdown is worth the 2.5 minutes...

Part of my thinking on the issue is if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Especially if a can of worms come with the fix. No appeasement, just practical.

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Dr Mordechai Kedar, an Israeli scholar of Arabic culture and a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University who also speaks fluent Arabic, was recently interviewed by Al Jazeera about Donald Trump’s announcement on Jerusalem.

I bet they wished they hadn’t invited him.

You'll have to follow along in sub-titles, but an epic smackdown is worth the 2.5 minutes...


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I encourage all to read these subtitles....One thing evil cannot bear is inescapable truth.