Wednesday, October 5, 2016

No Jew has the right to yield the rights of the Jewish People in Israel - David Ben Gurion


No Jew has the right to yield the rights of the Jewish People in Israel -
David Ben Gurion

(David Ben-Gurion was the first Prime Minister of Israel and widely hailed as the State’s main founder).



“No Jew is entitled to give up the right of establishing [i.e. settling] the Jewish Nation in all of the 
Land of Israel. No Jewish body has such power. Not even all the Jews alive today [i.e. the entire Jewish People] have the power to cede any part of the country or homeland whatsoever. This is a right vouchsafed or reserved for the Jewish Nation throughout all generations. This right cannot be lost or expropriated under any condition or circumstance. Even if at some particular time, there are those who declare that they are relinquishing this right, they have no power nor competence to deprive coming generations of this right. The Jewish nation is neither bound nor governed by such a waiver or renunciation. Our right to the whole of this country is valid, in force and endures forever. And until the Final Redemption has come, we will not budge from this historic right.”
BEN-GURION’S DECLARATION ON THE EXCLUSIVE AND
INALIENABLE JEWISH RIGHT TO THE WHOLE OF
THE LAND OF ISRAEL:
at the Basle Session of the 20th Zionist Congress at 
Zurich (1937)
“No country in the world exists today by virtue of its ‘right’.
All countries exist today by virtue of their ability to defend themselves against those who seek their destruction.”

The Arab-Palestinian Terror and Violence must be stopped at all costs, no holds barred and zero tolerance r4 - YJ Draiman


The Arab-Palestinian Terror and Violence must be stopped at all costs, no holds barred and zero tolerance r4



Israel and the Jewish people must stand United against the evil terror and violence. This is no time to be selfish and score political points on the dead bodies of Jewish souls.
The situation today with terror attacks on a daily basis is no different than July 2014 when Hamas - a recognized terrorist organization firing thousands of missiles against Israel's population centers, which it keeps sporadic firing until today October 2016. Mahmoud Abbas’s organization the Fattah is no different, they just conceal their activities, while they incite violence.
These are very difficult days. The escalating Arab violence and attack after attack carried out by Arab savage knife wielders and inhuman vehicular use and knifing as a weapon of terror are again putting to a test the spiritual strength and resolve of the Israeli people. Our enemies, both foreign and domestic, should know that we will never lose our will to live as a free people in our homeland, NEVER AGAIN, because we have no other home in the world.
Israel is the only Jewish country for over 4000 years. We must defend it no matter what, damn the torpedoes, no holds barred and zero tolerance.
The Arab countries have terrorized and expelled over a million Jewish families and their children who now reside in Israel. Jews who are not willing to grasp a sword will not be able to hold onto life, we will not let a Holocaust decimate us. We will not give up and we will not capitulate or cower to terror, threats and intimidation, because this is our mission in life. Weakness is not leadership and endless fruitless concessions that increase terror and violence do not constitute a vision.
While we preach and pursue peace and coexistence, the Arabs are pursuing terror, death and violence. They, the Arabs clearly state in no ambiguous terms that they want to kill the Jews and destroy
Israel.
The Israeli government must send a clear and determined message and act with all the force necessary to put the murderous violence to a halt. This is war, and we have no choice but to win at all costs, if we want to live and prosper. "Let us all as a unified nation go up at once, and possess it; for we are well equipped and able to overcome it."
We have turned a desert into a flourishing country; we can and will defend our homeland at all costs.

Chanukah, the holiday celebrating the Liberation of Jerusalem is a few months away. Chanukah is a time of renewal. Significantly outnumbered, the Maccabee's succeeded against great odds by combining strategy, devotion to God and a willingness to sacrifice themselves in their unified battle against both assimilation and religious persecution. They returned to rededicate the ransacked and desecrated temple in Jerusalem with renewed faith and hope for the future. Today is no different, The Jewish nation is fighting for its survival, let us follow in the footsteps of our ancestors and with faith and perseverance we shall triumph.

Thursday, September 29, 2016

Mahmoud Abbas aka Abu Mazen the convicted terrorist - YJ Draiman


Mahmoud Abbas the convicted terrorist


Abu Mazen. Mahmoud Abbas (a.k.a. Abu Mazen). The leader of the Arab PA, was born in 1935. He was one of the founding members of the ‘Fattah’ and one of the senior-most members of the Arab/Palestinian front. Abbas is also the leader of the Arab Palestinian Authority. He is also the mastermind financier of the Munich Olympic massacre and the hijacking of the cruise ship Achille Lauro his men had killed the wheel chair bound Klinghoffer, they pushed him overboard. There is a criminal conviction against Mahmoud Abbas (a.k.a. Abu Mazen) with life in prison; he is an escaped convict with multiple murders. (There was also a reward for his capture by the German and U.S. authorities).
Mahmoud Abbas aka Abu Mazen has been a part of the Fattah leadership and has helped formulate and finance all of the terror tactics devised by this group and now exported to Islamic terror organizations around the world. These tactics include assassination, plane hijacking, car bombs, and homicide bombers, child soldiers used both in Lebanon and Israel, and hate education. Now, Israeli and Western movers and shakers have been inclined to sacrifice and overlook his 50-year terrorist track record on the altar of delusion and wishful thinking, which has sanctified Oslo and its offshoots (the Hebron and Wye Accords, the Road Map and the Disengagement Plan). A U.S. colloquialism states: “Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.” Abu Mazen aka Mahmoud Abbas and his colleagues have fooled Israel and the U.S. and others since 1993. Are Israel and the world going to be fooled once again? Mahmoud Abbas aka Abu Mazen declared at his U.N speech in the summer of 2015 that he will not abide by the Terms of the Oslo Accord; therefore, The Oslo Accord is null and void. Israel can now retake full control and sovereignty over Judea and Samaria aka The West Bank
Abbas incites and promotes terror and violence; he supports suicide bombers and educates the children to hate and violence. Abbas and his people are also stealing hundreds of millions of dollars designated to help the impoverished Arab/Palestinian masses.

YJ Draiman

Wednesday, June 1, 2016

Israel's Disengagement from the Gaza Strip August-September 2005


Israel's Disengagement from the Gaza Strip
August-September 2005

    The complete withdrawal of Israelis from the Gaza Strip was one of the biggest historical withdrawals a nation has ever made. In an effort for peace, Ariel Sharon went against his historical support and implementation of the Israeli settlement movement. The disengagement uprooted and removed 21Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip totalling about 9,000 people. The disengagement plan faced a large amount of opposition, mostly stemming from the major Israeli settlement of Gush Katif. In the year leading up to the disengagement the color orange identified people, restaurants, and stores as against the withdrawal of Israeli settlements from the Gaza Strip. The prominent slogan of the opposition movement was,Yehudi lo megaresh Yehudi, translated to "A Jew doesn't expel a Jew." 


For More Information:
Israel's unilateral disengagement plan
Disengagement Plan of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon
Disengagement Plan and President Bush's Acceptance
Outline of Disengagement Plan
In Gaza, A test Case for Peace
Map of Settlement Withdrawal
Gaza Disengagement: The History
Ben Eliezer: Disengagement a mistake- The Jerusalem Post


A residential street in the Neve Dekalim settlement in Gush Katif.
An anti-Disengagement protest in Gush Katif.
Anti-Disengagement protesters wearing the shirts with the Hebrew slogan of the opposition movement, Yehudi lo megaresh Yehudi, translated to "A Jew doesn't expel a Jew."
Anti-Disengagement protesters in Ofakim, a city in southern Israel near the Gaza Strip with an Israeli police presence.
Artistic picture showing the relationship of Judaism to the opposition to the disengagement plan. The black leather straps are called tefillin or phylacteries. They are used in a daily morning prayer ritual. The orange wristband shows the man's opposition to removing the Jewish settlements from the Gaza Strip. This wristband shows the Hebrew slogan of the opposition movement, Yehudi lo megaresh Yehudi, translated to "A Jew doesn't expel a Jew."
Un-Armed Israeli soldiers during the Gaza Disengagement
Palestinians Celebrating the Gaza Disengagement on its coast.



The destruction of Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip as a result of the disengagement.


Map Showing Gaza Settlements Evacuated
Peace Process - Map of Israeli Disengagement in Gaza 2005
SettlementFoundedPopulation***
Atzmona (Bnei Atzmona)
1982**650
Bedola'h
1986220
Dugit
198280
Elei Sinai
1983350
Gdid
1982310
Ganei Tal
1979400
Gan Or
1983350
Katif
1985405
Kerem Atzmona200170
Kfar Darom***
1989365
Kfar Yam
198320
Morag
1972220
Netzarim
1972390
Netzer Hazani1973410
Neveh Dekalim
19832,500
Nissanit
19801050
Pe'at Sadeh
1989105
Rafiah Yam
1984150
Shirat Hayam200050
Slav
1980
50
Tel Katifa1992
75
* Founded 1979 in Sinai. Moved to Gaza, 1982. 
**Kfar Darom was founded about 1935; destroyed 1939; re-founded 1946; destroyed 1948
*** Estimates are about 15% below published total of 8,500

Remember Gush Katif


Remember Gush Katif

Nine years after the Disengagement, two thirds of former Gush Katif residents are still looking for permanent homes.
Zionist Jews removed by the IDF in 2006. The total destruction of Jewish properties in Gaza did not bring the promised peace.
Nine years after 10,000 Jews were thrown out of their homes in Gush Katif in Gaza and in northern Samaria as part of former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s Disengagement plan, barely one third of Gush Katif refugees have found new permanent homes.
A poll by the Ma’agar Mochot organization said that only 35 per cent were living in permanent homes. The rest were either renting apartments, or living in the “caravilla” trailer park villages.
Jews become homeless after jewish properties in Gaza were demolished.
Jews become homeless after jewish properties in Gaza were demolished in 2005.
The Jewish settlement in Gaza was destroyed .
The Jewish settlement in Gaza was destroyed .
Arab-Jewish colabroration in Gaza was replaced by Islamic terror and destruction.
Arab-Jewish colabroration in Gaza was replaced by Islamic terror and destruction. Gush Katif was like an oasis in the desert.
Many of the homes in these trailer parks are in terrible disrepair, with residents being forced to make ad-hoc repairs of the cheaply-built trailers, which were supposed to be used for no more than a year. Infrastructure.
Source: Israel National News
My comment:
The distruction of Gush Katif in Gaza was a huge blunder in the history of the Jewish people.  The IDF was used by the government in Jerusalem, to destroy Jewish property in Gaza.
In return for what was presented as a “peace plan” because the breeding ground for Islamic terrorism.
Hardly one year after Gaza became “juderein”, the territory was taken over by the Hamas.  The peacemakers in Jerusalem did not face many difficulties because of this error. But Jews living in the border area in Southern Western Israel is facing a daily bombardment of mortals and missiles from Gaza.
 Genesis 17:8
The whole land of Canaan, where you are now an alien, I will give as an everlasting possession to you and your descendants after you; and I will be their God.”
That the Jews who lived in Gaza has not received the promised replacement for their properties, is nothing but a disgrace.  If the promises given by the Israeli government can not be trusted, the moral and values of the Jewish statehood is at risk.
The movement the Israeli’s do no longer trust their leaders, the future of the whole Jewish homeland becomes at risk. People must certainly not trust politicians, more than they trust God of the Bible.
 Luke 21:23
How dreadful it will be in those days for pregnant women and nursing mothers! There will be great distress in the land and wrath against this people.
Behold: Jesus the Messiah said that there will come terrible times just before his second coming. Now we have reached this season. The treatment of the Jews from Gaza is just another sign, that the coming of the final antichrist followed by the return of the Messiah is imminent.
Written by Ivar

Should Israel Annex the Gaza Strip?


Should Israel Annex the Gaza Strip?


Peace only comes once national security is guaranteed.  Former Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin would have told you at once that his country would never be secure without the Gaza Strip.  Look at any map to see why.  The piece of land is visibly inside the boundaries of Israel itself.

     For a long stretch of its history, Gaza was once a Roman city.  Then the Byzantines took over after the Roman Empire dissolved.  When Islam was developed in the 7th century, it quickly became a land-grabbing force.  Christian and Jewish locations were aggressively gobbled up.  Constantinople itself fell in 1453 after repeated military attacks.

     Israel’s defensive Six-Day War in 1967 allowed it to capture, liberate and occupy key geographical points that were being used to attack the country.  The Gaza Strip was one of them.  The 17 Israeli communities and settlements there known as Gush Katif were quaintly modern, but Western-friendly, both Jews and Christians feeling a lot more at home again.

      As Wikipedia reports, “Many advocates of settlement in Gush Katif view it as part of the Land of Israel and thus subject to a theological injunction for resettlement, and some also assert a right of return to Gaza, as Jews had been living there for over 1600 years until they were moved out by the British during the 1929 Palestine Arab violence and riots.”

    But “diplomacy” from increasingly liberal Western democracies pressured Israel into pulling all of its communities and settlements out of the Gaza Strip in 2005.  Jewish residents and settlers were forced to relocate en masse–by their own government no less, many under forceful expulsion, like they did in Yamit the Jewish community in Sinai.

     But as Britain’s Chamberlain discovered in his dealing with Hitler, appeasement and concession-oriented diplomacy is seen as a sign of weakness, to be taken advantage of.  The Gaza Strip became even more of a magnet for  aggressive “wipe Israel off the map” Muslim politicians.

       Now the Israeli Army has a chance to send in ground forces to retake the Gaza Strip.  There is no other long-lasting choice.  Annexation might well be the only solution that will guarantee a lasting peace in that troubled territory.  Gush Katif Forever t-shirts are starting to show up again.

     The Muslims who have drifted in to populate the Gaza Strip over the years can continue migrating to Egypt and other Arab countries.  Wasn’t this religion-based solution what Mahandas Gandhi had it mind when he “partitioned” greater India into the countries we know today?


1 comment for “Should Israel Annex the Gaza Strip?

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    Yes, Israel must annex Gaza, the West Bank and Golan Heights. The “Palestinians” are NOT a nationality but a pseudo-ethnic group and “Palestine” is a region NOT a country. Therefore, “Palestinians” must move to the neighboring Arab countries and acquire citizenship and nationality in those Arab countries. Israel is the promised land of the Jews as per scripture and the Jews only have one country, while the Arabs have many countries!

Gush Katif .... Unsettled & Unsettling!


Gush Katif .... Unsettled & Unsettling!




The complete withdrawal of Israel from the Gaza Strip which began from the day after Tisha B'Av in 2005,  uprooted and removed 21 Israeli "settlements" within the Gaza Strip totalling about 9,000 people, the largest"settlement" area in Gaza being Gush Katif and wherein the exiles from this area now take their name.   I have put the word 'settlement' in parentheses here because it is the wrong word.  They were not the pioneering outposts people think of habitually when that disparaging term is used.  These were neighbourhoods, as built up as any suburban area that you or I inhabit today.  

Scandalously,  Ariel Sharon,  then Prime Minister of Israel went against his own people & all historical support and the expulsion of Jews from their own homeland followed.  Another disparaging term was applied here ..."Disengagement". In the year leading up to the "disengagement" the colour orange identified people, restaurants, and stores, not only in the Gush Katif area, but throughout Eretz Yisrael as against the withdrawal of Israelis from their homes in Gaza loomed. Our land. The prominent slogan of the opposition movement was,  Yehudi lo megaresh Yehudi ~ A Jew doesn't expel a Jew. But they were .... They were evicted from the entire area and their homes demolished as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan. It is Shameful that Jews were treated to this by their own people. The greatest tragedy of our times, the tragedy of Gush Katif ~ in fact, the end of legal Jewish residence in Gush Katif ~ happened on Tisha B'Av in 2005. We All need to grieve for Gush Katif!! 



And today marks the Seventh Anniversary of the Giving of Gush Katif to our Arab enemy in the vain hope of some mythical 'Peace'. Seven years on that Aspiration lies trampled, the pain of those torn from Gush Katif remains real. Even today, many have not been given the opportunity to rebuild their homes or their lives, and not their community that was ripped away from them.  And Gaza has become not only 
Judenrein, but a launching pad to unleash terror into Eretz Yisrael on a sustained basis.  Rockets Rain on Southern Israel Regularly, as do Missiles of various sort, including the detonating human variety.  





Gush Katif was a strip of land bordering Gaza where 21 Jewish communities had turned the desert to bloom .... it boasted some of the highest developed Green House farming projects in Israel, and indeed, in the world. A 'Breadbasket' of Israel, yet today, it is part of the Gaza centre of a 'palestinian' terrorist hell-hole. And it is 'Judenrein' !!! That's right, Zero Israelis, dead or alive, remain in Gaza. The Orchards & thriving farmland that were so treasured in Gush Katif have been Razed. Nothing Remains! 



Israel's government, leaned over backwards to appease the anti-Semite nations of the world who wanted, according to the Road Map Peace Plan, a 'palestinian' State to share Eretz Yisrael, the ONLY Jewish State on the planet, with Jews by creating "two viable, secure states living in peace side by side". This has been shown to be a falsity & a farce.  The Arab plan of gaining Eretz Yisrael in "Pieces" remains intact!!
In retrospect, the recklessness of that move has become all too apparent, as Gaza has been transformed into a launching pad for rocket attacks against the Jewish state, leaving southern towns and cities across the Negev, such as Sderot, in the crosshairs of palestinian terrorists. The fiasco of Israel’s retreat has led many of those who supported the move to publicly admit the error of their ways. In November 2007, former Defence MinisterBinyamin Ben-Eliezer of the Labour Party told an Israeli radio station, “I admit and I confess that I was among those who strongly supported Ariel Sharon (and the withdrawal). Today I say, with my head held high, ‘We erred, we made a very big mistake.’” Amein to that!!


Other senior Israeli military officers, pundits, journalists, and politicians have likewise acknowledged that the Gaza pull-out has proven to be ill-advised. And neither, I might add, can I understand it either. Indeed, it is still hard to accept that the forcible removal of Gaza’s Jews took place, or to believe that we could have possibly reached such a low point in the history of our nation. After so many years of struggle and sacrifice, those once celebrated as pioneers by successive Israeli governments were demonized as obstacles to peace and treated with contempt by much of the Israeli media. The Israel Defence Forces were deployed against the citizens of their own state, with the express purpose not of defending the Jewish people but of exiling them from parts of their ancestral birthright. And withdrawal under fire, once derided as capitulation to terror, suddenly became official government policy.


So, on 18th, August 2005, Israel carried out its "disengagement initiative", handing over all of Gaza and part of the West Bank to the Arab enemy ~ poor palestinians ~ making the tiny Jewish State the first country in modern history to give up land acquired in a defensive war. The forced evacuation of Jewish citizens from Gush Katif by their own government rival the discriminating and brutal treatment of Jews by Jew-hating German authorities under Hitler ~ but this time in their own Land. Ha'Shems Land .... Not ours to Give away at all!

The Anti - Semitic world was gleeful, trumpeting the evacuation of Gaza as signaling the end of the dream of “Greater Israel.” But I believe they could not have been more mistaken. For the dream of return rightly lives on. It might take years or even decades to achieve, but of one thing we can all be sure .... the Jewish people will eventually bounce back, just as we have throughout our history. And soon enough, the sand dunes of Gaza will once again most assuredly be Eretz Yisrael! B'Zereth Ha'Shem!!





2 comments:

  1. Thank you - I have been there and support all you say. Don't ever be intimidated. Someone has to tell the truth as it is.
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  2. Thank you - so true. I've been there and seen the beauty of the breadbasket of Israel - now look at it. Don't be intimidated about telling the truth like it is. I too am a Celt - a Cornish Celt! I have many wonderful Jewish friends. Shalom
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