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King Abdullah's empty threats
May 19, 2020 22:33:13   #
Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX
 
https://www.jns.org/opinion/king-abdullahs-empty-threats/?utm_source=IVN&utm_medium=email

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May 19, 2020 23:40:03   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
Peewee wrote:
https://www.jns.org/opinion/king-abdullahs-empty-threats/?utm_source=IVN&utm_medium=email


Sustain peace by preparing for war?

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May 20, 2020 07:28:55   #
Zemirah Loc: Sojourner En Route...
 
The reason King Abdullah's threat is empty:

1) God won't allow anyone to seriously harm Israel.

2) Israel has more Jet Fighters and Tanks than Jordan could dream of, and they have nuclear armaments no one but the U.S., and possibly Russia, can match.

However, as the article says, if King Abdullah is sufficiently threatened by his own
Islamic radicals, and his family's reign is threatened, he will believe he has to attack Israel.

In my words, Jordan's attack would thereby give Israel reason to fight back in self defense, and to "annex" all of Jordan, which is within their own Biblically promised borders, and would therefore be fulfillment of prophecy.

Thanks for posting this. The above were my own remarks.

I copied some of their interesting headlines below, Peewee.


JNS PRESS Jewish News Syndicate
https://www.jns.org/opinion/king-abdullahs-empty-threats/?utm_source=IVN&utm_medium=email
May 20, 2020

Some of their Headlines:

Ashkenazi: Trump Middle East peace plan a ‘historic opportunity’ for Israel
The former IDF chief of staff is entering familiar territory; his first order of the day will be waging a bitter struggle for a defense budget and promoting a cautious approach on Trump's peace plan.

Abbas: PA no longer bound by agreements with Israel, US
Israel has “annulled” the Oslo Accords, says P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas • P.A. officials: Statement likely aimed at incoming Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz.

Israeli's new unity government pledges to continue corona response, apply sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

During the swearing-in ceremony, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared to the Knesset that “the public wants a unity government, and that’s what the public will get. We decided to avoid a fourth election that would have wasted 2 billion shekels.”

“The people wanted unity, and that is what it got,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Israel Navy congratulates the Chinese Navy on docking at the Haifa port. On Aug. 13, 2012, the Chinese vessels arrived at Israel in order to celebrate 20 years of cooperation between the Israel Navy and the Chinese Navy.

Report: US scrutinizes Israeli academic ties with China

After the United States, China is Israel’s second-largest trading partner with $11.9 billion in bilateral trade annually.

US sanctions Chinese firm for working with Iranian airline
Mahan Air has allegedly been operating charter flights to Venezuela for Iranian technicians and technical equipment, using materials sourced from China.

Five Iranian tankers sailing for Venezuela, defying US sanctions
Amid economic collapse, Venezuela has been relying on Iran to prop up its oil industry by giving the Islamic Republic tons of gold bars.

Report: Israel behind ‘highly accurate’ cyber attack on Iranian port
Operations at the Shahid Rajaee port—one of two major shipping terminals in the city of Bandar Abbas in the Strait of Hormuz—came to a sudden halt after the port’s computer systems were hacked.

Bennett: Iran beginning to withdraw from Syria
Outgoing Israeli Defense Minister Naftali Bennett urges his successor Benny Gantz to keep up the pressure on Tehran, saying that the goal of pushing the country out of Syria is “in reach.”

The mausoleum of the biblical Esther and her cousin Mordechai in Hamadan, one of the most important Jewish sites in Iran, May 2002.
Groups decry reported arson at Tomb of Esther and Mordechai in Iran, urge investigation

According to Jason Guberman, executive director of the American Sephardi Federation, the Islamic regime has for decades “waged a disgraceful campaign to persecute Persian Jews, as well as to politicize and desecrate Jewish holy sites in Iran.”

Israel lifts some coronavirus mask restrictions amid extreme heatwave
Amid a heatwave expected to break records, thousands of Israelis hit the country’s beaches in defiance of Health Ministry regulations.

Bipartisan congressional letter warns against pulling US troops out of Sinai
It came after a report that U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been pushing to end participation in the 13-country peacekeeping force, which seeks to implement the 1979 Israel-Egypt peace treaty.

Lebanese journalist Nadim Koteich: “Israel is a scientific, economic, cultural and military power, whereas Lebanon is no longer a respected country.”

Biden: West Bank annexation ‘will choke off hope for peace’



King Abdullah’s empty threats (abbrieviated)
By Caroline Glick:

Abdullah will not cancel his kingdom's peace treaty with Israel, because the treaty guarantees the survival of his regime.

(May 19, 2020 / JNS) Should Jordan’s King Abdullah have veto power over Israel’s plan to apply its sovereign laws to its cities, towns and villages in Judea and Samaria and to the Jordan Valley, in accordance with the Trump peace plan? Monday morning, senior leaders of Israel’s Blue and White Party began making noises to that effect.

In an interview with Germany’s Der Spiegel last Friday, King Abdullah threatened, “If Israel really annexes the West Bank in July, it would lead to a massive conflict with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.”

News updates Monday morning reported that “senior officials” from Blue and White were working to condition Israel’s implementation of the sovereignty plan on securing prior approval from Jordan.

Later Monday morning, during the ceremony at the Foreign Ministry marking the arrival of incoming Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi, Ashkenazi said that Israel will implement the Trump peace plan “in dialogue with our neighbors, [and while] preserving of the peace treaties and the State of Israel’s strategic interests.”

Taken together with the morning news updates, Ashkenazi’s remarks raised the prospect that he and his partner, Defense Minister and vice prime minister Benny Gantz see Abdullah’s threat as a justification for abandoning their support for the sovereignty plan.

It bears recalling that during the negotiations leading up to the formation of the unity government between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud and Gantz and Blue and White, Netanyahu made Blue and White’s support for the sovereignty plan his only substantive condition for signing the deal.

Abdullah, of course, will never approve the sovereignty plan, so giving him a veto means shelving the plan. This raises the question of whether there is any reason to give the head of the Hashemite clan that sort of power. Can he cause Israel harm so grave that it should abandon the sovereignty plan to appease him?



Peewee wrote:
https://www.jns.org/opinion/king-abdullahs-empty-threats/?utm_source=IVN&utm_medium=email

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May 20, 2020 10:02:02   #
bahmer
 
Zemirah wrote:
The reason King Abdullah's threat is empty:

1) God won't allow anyone to seriously harm Israel.

2) Israel has more Jet Fighters and Tanks than Jordan could dream of, and they have nuclear armaments no one but the U.S., and possibly Russia, can match.

However, as the article says, if King Abdullah is sufficiently threatened by his own
Islamic radicals, and his family's reign is threatened, he will believe he has to attack Israel.

In my words, Jordan's attack would thereby give Israel reason to fight back in self defense, and to "annex" all of Jordan, which is within their own Biblically promised borders, and would therefore be fulfillment of prophecy.

Thanks for posting this. The above were my own remarks.

I copied some of their interesting headlines below, Peewee.


JNS PRESS Jewish News Syndicate
https://www.jns.org/opinion/king-abdullahs-empty-threats/?utm_source=IVN&utm_medium=email
May 20, 2020

Some of their Headlines:

Ashkenazi: Trump Middle East peace plan a ‘historic opportunity’ for Israel
The former IDF chief of staff is entering familiar territory; his first order of the day will be waging a bitter struggle for a defense budget and promoting a cautious approach on Trump's peace plan.

Abbas: PA no longer bound by agreements with Israel, US
Israel has “annulled” the Oslo Accords, says P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas • P.A. officials: Statement likely aimed at incoming Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz.

Israeli's new unity government pledges to continue corona response, apply sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

During the swearing-in ceremony, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared to the Knesset that “the public wants a unity government, and that’s what the public will get. We decided to avoid a fourth election that would have wasted 2 billion shekels.”

“The people wanted unity, and that is what it got,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Israel Navy congratulates the Chinese Navy on docking at the Haifa port. On Aug. 13, 2012, the Chinese vessels arrived at Israel in order to celebrate 20 years of cooperation between the Israel Navy and the Chinese Navy.

Report: US scrutinizes Israeli academic ties with China

After the United States, China is Israel’s second-largest trading partner with $11.9 billion in bilateral trade annually.

US sanctions Chinese firm for working with Iranian airline
Mahan Air has allegedly been operating charter flights to Venezuela for Iranian technicians and technical equipment, using materials sourced from China.

Five Iranian tankers sailing for Venezuela, defying US sanctions
Amid economic collapse, Venezuela has been relying on Iran to prop up its oil industry by giving the Islamic Republic tons of gold bars.

Report: Israel behind ‘highly accurate’ cyber attack on Iranian port
Operations at the Shahid Rajaee port—one of two major shipping terminals in the city of Bandar Abbas in the Strait of Hormuz—came to a sudden halt after the port’s computer systems were hacked.

Bennett: Iran beginning to withdraw from Syria
Outgoing Israeli Defense Minister Naftali Bennett urges his successor Benny Gantz to keep up the pressure on Tehran, saying that the goal of pushing the country out of Syria is “in reach.”

The mausoleum of the biblical Esther and her cousin Mordechai in Hamadan, one of the most important Jewish sites in Iran, May 2002.
Groups decry reported arson at Tomb of Esther and Mordechai in Iran, urge investigation

According to Jason Guberman, executive director of the American Sephardi Federation, the Islamic regime has for decades “waged a disgraceful campaign to persecute Persian Jews, as well as to politicize and desecrate Jewish holy sites in Iran.”

Israel lifts some coronavirus mask restrictions amid extreme heatwave
Amid a heatwave expected to break records, thousands of Israelis hit the country’s beaches in defiance of Health Ministry regulations.

Bipartisan congressional letter warns against pulling US troops out of Sinai
It came after a report that U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been pushing to end participation in the 13-country peacekeeping force, which seeks to implement the 1979 Israel-Egypt peace treaty.

Lebanese journalist Nadim Koteich: “Israel is a scientific, economic, cultural and military power, whereas Lebanon is no longer a respected country.”

Biden: West Bank annexation ‘will choke off hope for peace’



King Abdullah’s empty threats (abbrieviated)
By Caroline Glick:

Abdullah will not cancel his kingdom's peace treaty with Israel, because the treaty guarantees the survival of his regime.

(May 19, 2020 / JNS) Should Jordan’s King Abdullah have veto power over Israel’s plan to apply its sovereign laws to its cities, towns and villages in Judea and Samaria and to the Jordan Valley, in accordance with the Trump peace plan? Monday morning, senior leaders of Israel’s Blue and White Party began making noises to that effect.

In an interview with Germany’s Der Spiegel last Friday, King Abdullah threatened, “If Israel really annexes the West Bank in July, it would lead to a massive conflict with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.”

News updates Monday morning reported that “senior officials” from Blue and White were working to condition Israel’s implementation of the sovereignty plan on securing prior approval from Jordan.

Later Monday morning, during the ceremony at the Foreign Ministry marking the arrival of incoming Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi, Ashkenazi said that Israel will implement the Trump peace plan “in dialogue with our neighbors, [and while] preserving of the peace treaties and the State of Israel’s strategic interests.”

Taken together with the morning news updates, Ashkenazi’s remarks raised the prospect that he and his partner, Defense Minister and vice prime minister Benny Gantz see Abdullah’s threat as a justification for abandoning their support for the sovereignty plan.

It bears recalling that during the negotiations leading up to the formation of the unity government between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud and Gantz and Blue and White, Netanyahu made Blue and White’s support for the sovereignty plan his only substantive condition for signing the deal.

Abdullah, of course, will never approve the sovereignty plan, so giving him a veto means shelving the plan. This raises the question of whether there is any reason to give the head of the Hashemite clan that sort of power. Can he cause Israel harm so grave that it should abandon the sovereignty plan to appease him?
The reason King Abdullah's threat is empty: br br... (show quote)


Amen and Amen thanks for that Zemirah we are approaching the last days for sure.

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May 20, 2020 10:44:20   #
Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX
 
Zemirah wrote:
The reason King Abdullah's threat is empty:

1) God won't allow anyone to seriously harm Israel.

2) Israel has more Jet Fighters and Tanks than Jordan could dream of, and they have nuclear armaments no one but the U.S., and possibly Russia, can match.

However, as the article says, if King Abdullah is sufficiently threatened by his own
Islamic radicals, and his family's reign is threatened, he will believe he has to attack Israel.

In my words, Jordan's attack would thereby give Israel reason to fight back in self defense, and to "annex" all of Jordan, which is within their own Biblically promised borders, and would therefore be fulfillment of prophecy.

Thanks for posting this. The above were my own remarks.

I copied some of their interesting headlines below, Peewee.


JNS PRESS Jewish News Syndicate
https://www.jns.org/opinion/king-abdullahs-empty-threats/?utm_source=IVN&utm_medium=email
May 20, 2020

Some of their Headlines:

Ashkenazi: Trump Middle East peace plan a ‘historic opportunity’ for Israel
The former IDF chief of staff is entering familiar territory; his first order of the day will be waging a bitter struggle for a defense budget and promoting a cautious approach on Trump's peace plan.

Abbas: PA no longer bound by agreements with Israel, US
Israel has “annulled” the Oslo Accords, says P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas • P.A. officials: Statement likely aimed at incoming Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz.

Israeli's new unity government pledges to continue corona response, apply sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

During the swearing-in ceremony, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared to the Knesset that “the public wants a unity government, and that’s what the public will get. We decided to avoid a fourth election that would have wasted 2 billion shekels.”

“The people wanted unity, and that is what it got,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Israel Navy congratulates the Chinese Navy on docking at the Haifa port. On Aug. 13, 2012, the Chinese vessels arrived at Israel in order to celebrate 20 years of cooperation between the Israel Navy and the Chinese Navy.

Report: US scrutinizes Israeli academic ties with China

After the United States, China is Israel’s second-largest trading partner with $11.9 billion in bilateral trade annually.

US sanctions Chinese firm for working with Iranian airline
Mahan Air has allegedly been operating charter flights to Venezuela for Iranian technicians and technical equipment, using materials sourced from China.

Five Iranian tankers sailing for Venezuela, defying US sanctions
Amid economic collapse, Venezuela has been relying on Iran to prop up its oil industry by giving the Islamic Republic tons of gold bars.

Report: Israel behind ‘highly accurate’ cyber attack on Iranian port
Operations at the Shahid Rajaee port—one of two major shipping terminals in the city of Bandar Abbas in the Strait of Hormuz—came to a sudden halt after the port’s computer systems were hacked.

Bennett: Iran beginning to withdraw from Syria
Outgoing Israeli Defense Minister Naftali Bennett urges his successor Benny Gantz to keep up the pressure on Tehran, saying that the goal of pushing the country out of Syria is “in reach.”

The mausoleum of the biblical Esther and her cousin Mordechai in Hamadan, one of the most important Jewish sites in Iran, May 2002.
Groups decry reported arson at Tomb of Esther and Mordechai in Iran, urge investigation

According to Jason Guberman, executive director of the American Sephardi Federation, the Islamic regime has for decades “waged a disgraceful campaign to persecute Persian Jews, as well as to politicize and desecrate Jewish holy sites in Iran.”

Israel lifts some coronavirus mask restrictions amid extreme heatwave
Amid a heatwave expected to break records, thousands of Israelis hit the country’s beaches in defiance of Health Ministry regulations.

Bipartisan congressional letter warns against pulling US troops out of Sinai
It came after a report that U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been pushing to end participation in the 13-country peacekeeping force, which seeks to implement the 1979 Israel-Egypt peace treaty.

Lebanese journalist Nadim Koteich: “Israel is a scientific, economic, cultural and military power, whereas Lebanon is no longer a respected country.”

Biden: West Bank annexation ‘will choke off hope for peace’



King Abdullah’s empty threats (abbrieviated)
By Caroline Glick:

Abdullah will not cancel his kingdom's peace treaty with Israel, because the treaty guarantees the survival of his regime.

(May 19, 2020 / JNS) Should Jordan’s King Abdullah have veto power over Israel’s plan to apply its sovereign laws to its cities, towns and villages in Judea and Samaria and to the Jordan Valley, in accordance with the Trump peace plan? Monday morning, senior leaders of Israel’s Blue and White Party began making noises to that effect.

In an interview with Germany’s Der Spiegel last Friday, King Abdullah threatened, “If Israel really annexes the West Bank in July, it would lead to a massive conflict with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.”

News updates Monday morning reported that “senior officials” from Blue and White were working to condition Israel’s implementation of the sovereignty plan on securing prior approval from Jordan.

Later Monday morning, during the ceremony at the Foreign Ministry marking the arrival of incoming Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi, Ashkenazi said that Israel will implement the Trump peace plan “in dialogue with our neighbors, [and while] preserving of the peace treaties and the State of Israel’s strategic interests.”

Taken together with the morning news updates, Ashkenazi’s remarks raised the prospect that he and his partner, Defense Minister and vice prime minister Benny Gantz see Abdullah’s threat as a justification for abandoning their support for the sovereignty plan.

It bears recalling that during the negotiations leading up to the formation of the unity government between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud and Gantz and Blue and White, Netanyahu made Blue and White’s support for the sovereignty plan his only substantive condition for signing the deal.

Abdullah, of course, will never approve the sovereignty plan, so giving him a veto means shelving the plan. This raises the question of whether there is any reason to give the head of the Hashemite clan that sort of power. Can he cause Israel harm so grave that it should abandon the sovereignty plan to appease him?
The reason King Abdullah's threat is empty: br br... (show quote)


That's why this is the most interesting time to be alive. We are going to see some awesome stuff happen in our lifetimes. Excellent reporting, by the way, I've read many of your comments previously. I can not look away from Israel. That's where most of the important action is about to take place, spiritual and human. That's why I sent you those links. They are my most trusted sources in Israel. Israel definitely has its own deep state. The Orthodox, Supreme Court, and Gantz are proof of that. I've loved and prayed hard for Israel and Bibi for years, I still don't know which way he will go when extreme pressure is applied. If it's true he wanted children microchipped, I will have to change my opinion of him.

I have other weird news that is pretty bad and it's about Satanist and children. PM me and only then will I tell you. Your choice to know. I won't be posting it on OPP or anywhere else.

There are also reports from Varginha, Brazil, and if true, it's a new Roswell.

Very busy and exciting night and I'm very tired and sleepy. I'll check back in when I wake up. Take care and prayers sent as always, on you and your family's behalf.

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May 20, 2020 11:25:27   #
Zemirah Loc: Sojourner En Route...
 
Thanks, Peewee.

Bibi's knowledge of the admonitions against the "mark of the beast in the hand or forehead" are peripheral at best, as they are in the book of Revelation, in the Christian New Testament.

Bibi Netanyahu is a practicing Orthodox Jew, but not a Messianic Jew, Peewee. As such, his reference is the Old Testament, the Jewish Tanakh, not the New Testament.


Peewee wrote:
That's why this is the most interesting time to be alive. We are going to see some awesome stuff happen in our lifetimes. Excellent reporting, by the way, I've read many of your comments previously. I can not look away from Israel. That's where most of the important action is about to take place, spiritual and human. That's why I sent you those links. They are my most trusted sources in Israel. Israel definitely has its own deep state. The Orthodox, Supreme Court, and Gantz are proof of that. I've loved and prayed hard for Israel and Bibi for years, I still don't know which way he will go when extreme pressure is applied. If it's true he wanted children microchipped, I will have to change my opinion of him.

I have other weird news that is pretty bad and it's about Satanist and children. PM me and only then will I tell you. Your choice to know. I won't be posting it on OPP or anywhere else.

There are also reports from Varginha, Brazil, and if true, it's a new Roswell.

Very busy and exciting night and I'm very tired and sleepy. I'll check back in when I wake up. Take care and prayers sent as always, on you and your family's behalf.
That's why this is the most interesting time to be... (show quote)

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