The Final Solution

The Torah describes the land of Israel as being a place flowing with milk and honey. The Cabala explains the meaning of this strange analogy as representing the two basic emotions of kindness and severity–milk is obviously kindness and honey because it comes from the bee is severity. Perhaps to accent this disparity the Creator deemed it necessary to put the Palestinian People together with the Jewish People in a very small area.

The Palestinians who came up from Africa were amongst the first peoples to forge iron into weapons; they were giants known for their fierceness. The Torah attest to the Palestinian might when God did not immediately bring the Jewish People to Israel for fear the new Jewish nation would return to the slavery of Egypt rather than fight the brute force of the Palestinians.

From the beginning until now every generation has stood up to destroy the Jewish People and God has saved us from their hands, but there was always the price to pay in human blood and anguish as the Jewish population has dwindled compared to our Arab brother. It has been a long time policy of the west to breed discord between brothers for the purpose of control and exploitation of their oil.

The Middle East and the West are distinguished by our books. The Koran is prophecy while the Testaments are inspired writings according to the Catholic Church–the basis of religion. Hundreds of thousands of people are dedicated in each generation to repeating the Koran precisely as did the prophet Mohammed–yet, there are thousands of discrepancies within the Testaments plus no original single text.

The Torah is also prophecy preceding the Koran by two thousand years; the Koran refers to the Jewish People as the People of the Book–the Torah and all the many prophets are respected within the Koran. The essential ingredient to peace in the Middle East is respect for our mutual books through which a true dialogue can arise. The majority of the 613 Commandments outlined in the first five books of the Torah can only be done in the Land of Israel. Jerusalem is the spiritual capital of the Jewish People, but politics has overrun the land holding both peoples hostage.

The problem in the Middle East is the Jewish alliances made with the west through Rome and Christianity by which means the Jewish People have become proxy instead of indigenous. Divide and conquer has been the forever creed of Rome practiced in the Middle East to sunder apart brother from brother; Jews and Arabs share common beliefs and genealogy going back to our first father Avraham.

It says in the Torah, There is no greater love than the love of brothers; the terrible opposite is when the brothers of two books, both transmitted from heaven by means of prophesy, fight and kill–the extreme politicians who use religion to denounce their brother’s book and refute their natural love are to blame. The more the Muslim nations coalesce around the issue of Gaza the more isolated are the Jewish People–playing right into the hands of Rome.

The boundaries of the land of Israel as specified in the Torah is where the Jewish People are obligated to perform the 613 Commandments–Eretz Yisroel/Land of Israel. The promise of the land was not to build a state, but to have king; until King Moshiach arrives it is necessary to govern our peoples in an atmosphere where violence is unacceptable.

All peoples abhor violence, but it is the politicians who will not let go of the gun as long as they can send someone else to pull the trigger. What does God want? That is simple, God wants two brothers to live together by means of the Torah and Koran.

Through right action will reverberate world peace.

Jerusalem and Nukes

A nuclear Iran is not the problem, but a nuclear Israel is a problem–a problem that leads directly to Jerusalem. Yerushliam/Jerusalem is made from two words, Yira/Fear and Shalom/Complete with the double meaning, Peace–without peace nothing is complete. The political fight over this holy city can easily be solved by removing all politics from the place in the world, Jerusalem, that has equal meaning to every inhabitant on the earth.
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The No State Solution

Three thousand years ago Shlomo son of Dovid ascended the throne in Jerusalem where he would build the First Temple destined to stand for 410 years until destroyed by Babylon. Among the first things recorded about his kingdom is the following story: two women come before the new king wanting justice; the problem is a new born infant who both women claim. The king pronounced judgment—divide the child in half andgive half to each mother.

If the Land of Israel is the child and the two warring nations the two mothers then where is the compassion for the child? Each side wants it all and each side would rather see the country cut into two than to let the child live, but the two mothers are not real, they are imposed surrogates of secular entities trying to take hold in the Middle East. The real mother of the land are those who respect the holy teachings of the Semitic People, Arab and Jewish—the Koran and Torah.

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Middle East Peace

Esteemed President Barack Obama
Honorable Secretary of the State Hillary Clinton
George Mitchell Special Ambassador to the Middle East

In accordance with our president's wishes I am forwarding to your office my proposal for peace in the Middle East. Peace throughout the Middle East can be accomplished by making peace in Israel which is predicated on finding a solution to Jerusalem—key to the Holy Land. (read more)

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