Monday, July 02, 2012

Today, Mon. July 2, 12th day of Tammuz, Liberation, Fwd: An Urgent Lesson Prof. Eidelberg

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Dear Knesset Members and Manhigut Yehudit people, amv"sh

In 1927 on the 12th Day of Tammuz, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Schneerson, the previous Rebbe was informed of his release from prison.  On 13 Tammuz he actually left Kostrama.

Queen Esther said to King Achashveirosh Megillat Esther 7: "For we have been sold , I and my people to be destroyed, slain and annihilated.  Had we been sold as slaves and servant girls I would have been silent". 


This is an auspicious day, so as much as I would like to stop sending you emails, I don't want to miss this opportunity. 

especially after reading that the Chareidi Draft Threaten Stability with Kadima threatening to leave Likud. 

I agree with Prof. Eidelberg that Moshe Feiglin and Manhigut Yehudit supporters must leave Likud and work to reform all branches of gov't. The time to leave is now before the expulsions from HaUlpana and Migron.  Learn from Yitzchok Shamir Z'L just to say NO!  If the gov't wants to destroy HaUlpana or Migron with or without deals with the Yesha leaders, leave LIKUD! "Mi Shemaamin, Lo Mefached!"  As your motto goes,"A believer is not afraid"
  • A believer is not afraid to tell Netanyahu, stop with expulsions slated in HaUlpana, Migron or any settlement within the rightful boundaries of Eretz Yisroel. 
  •  A believer is not afraid to tell the Ultra Chareidi MK's that the Torah expects Jews to settle the Land, the entire land within the delineated boundaries, to keep the commandments and to protect her!  A believer is not afraid!  

Mofaz of Kadima joined Netanyahu for the wrong reasons yet may be leaving partly for the right reasons. All Jews even Chareidim and even Jews in the Diaspora must protect the Land of Israel, but  religious requirements must be accommodated.  It must be a HOLY CAMP! For YOUR SALVATION we wait for. (Liyeshuascha Kivisi Hashem...) and the Jews must be worthy.

To Moshe Feiglin and his Manhigut supporters I say.  It is because I love you I am against you.  Like an Eizer Kenegdo, a helpmate who stand in opposition to her husband, stand up to your partners or potential partners in Likud and the Ultra Orthodox parties! 

At the Manhigut dinner this past Shushan Purim, the night of the Manhigut Yehudit dinner, I received an email on my smartphone from Mattot Arim, that Prime Minister Netanyahu was forcing the ministers to vote against the Regulation bill.  I was upset and in shock since I assumed the 2 week extension given to Ketzele was in return that precisely this scenario would not happen. I showed it to several people at the Dinner who were very upset.  Helen Freedman of AFSI and myself walked over to Moshe Feiglin and showed him the email.  He said sadly that he knew about it for several hours and that it was Gush Katif all over again.  SO WHY DIDN'T YOU YELL About it at the Dinner?  Why not make it the number one message of the Dinner instead of ignoring it.  Why didn't you scream with pain NO MORE EXPULSIONS LIKE GUSH KATIF? Why not blast Netanyahu for forcing the Ministers to vote against their better judgement???  

Surely it was for political reasons that Moshe Feiglin was silent.  

ENOUGH OF STUPID POLITICS when we are facing annihilation!  Lech Knos Es Kol HaYeHudim.  Gather all the Jews together and pray and then say NO to the expulsions, No to a PA state!  NO to Netanyahu playing more political games! NO to the entire Knesset making deals at the Jewish People's expense!

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Paul Eidelberg <paul@i-ari.org>
Date: Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 1:46 AM
Subject: An Urgent Lesson
To: Paul Eidelberg <paul@i-ari.org>


How Some Nationalist Organizations

Helped the Likud win the Election that Led to

the expulsion of Jews from Gaza and the Ascendancy of Hamas:

A Review of the Eidelberg Report on

Israel National Radio, October 18, 2004

 

The report was entitled "The Next Knesset Elections and Beyond."

 

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It's not too early for non-parliamentary nationalist organizations to prepare for the next Knesset election. I just hope they don't commit the disastrous errors certain nationalists committed in the January 2003 election.  We're suffering from the consequences.  So let me give a post mortem on that election.

 

Certain opponents of Sharon's Gaza retreat plan may be shocked to learn that they themselves enabled Sharon to foist this plan on Israel!  How? 

 

By urging people in the 2003 Knesset election to vote Likud and not "waste" their votes on a small party. These nationalists were still mourning over the June 1992 election, when certain small right-wing parties entered the race and unwittingly prevented the Likud-religious camp from winning enough seats to form the government. These small parties are still blamed for Labor's winning control of the government and imposing Oslo on the State of Israel.

 

What these nationalists failed to see is that the political situation had dramatically changed last year, in 2003. Labor had been discredited by its Oslo policy of "territory for peace," and the party itself was divided. Polls indicated that Labor would receive only 15 seats, while Likud would win at least 40. Hence the entry of a small nationalist party in the 2003 race could not possibly prevent a Likud victory.

 

The political situation in 2003 was unique. During the previous three decades, the contest between Labor and Likud was rather close. Many people—especially the religious—voted Likud only to prevent Labor from gaining power. In 2003, however, it was obvious not only that the next government would be formed by the Likud, but by a prime minister committed to a Palestinian state—­Ariel Sharon.

 

What nationalists failed to see is that Sharon's ability to manipulate his cabinet toward a Palestinian state would depend on the margin of the Likud victory. 

 

This margin would determine whether the Likud's coalition partners would support or oppose a Palestinian state, and whether its opponents in Sharon's cabinet would be numerous enough to prevent his pursuing Labor's objective.

 

Therefore, it was absolutely necessary for the nationalist camp to prevent the Likud from receiving too many mandates.  The only way nationalists could do this was to vote for parties to the right of the Likud, namely, National Union, the National Religious Party, and Herut.

 

Of these three parties, Herut, the smallest, had the most nationalist position—no territorial compromise. The mere fact that Herut leader Michael Kleiner had refused to join Sharon's 2001 national unity government—because Sharon was committed to a Palestinian state—justified voting Herut, more [so] because of Herut's alliance with the [now defunct] Yamin Israel Party, whose nationalist credentials transcend territory.  

 

Unfortunately, certain misguided nationalists, such as the leadership of Professors for a Strong Israel (PSI) and Manhigut Yehudit, misled the public by urging voters not to "waste" their ballots on a small party like Herut. A lot of campaign money was wasted by PSI on ads declaiming against Herut despite my efforts, as Yamin's president, to clarify the nationalist issue.  This is not all.

 

Yamin was aware of the crucial importance of limiting the Likud to roughly 30 seats. Therefore, even before Yamin formed a list with the Herut, I urged Moshe Feiglin to ditch Likud and join—as well as head—the Yamin Israel Party. Instead, Feiglin encouraged people to vote Likud which Manhigut Yehudit had joined… [for nationalist and religious but misguided reasons of its own]!

 

Now, suppose Likud had won only 30 seats instead of the 38 it actually won, so that [those] 8 additional seats would have gone to parties on the right.  Since Likud MKs, for various reasons, would balk at sharing ministries with Labor, Sharon would have had to form a government coalition with National Union and the religious parties. 

 

This would have excluded Shinui, since Shinui had pledged not to sit in a government with religious parties, especially Shas. Without Shinui, Sharon could not possibly ram his Gaza retreat plan through the cabinet; indeed, the plan would have died before it was born.  

 

Had the voters not been turned away from Herut, it would have passed the electoral threshold—it was within a few thousand votes of doing so. Kleiner would now be in the Knesset, and he would be vigorously opposing and arousing public opposition to Sharon—which no one is now doing in any organized way.  But those few thousand votes were lost because well-meaning people and organizations campaigned against Herut on the naïve grounds that Herut would "divide the nationalist camp."

 

This post mortem [my Report of October 18, 2004] continued is not sour grapes. It's a warning about the next Knesset election.  Those who are either swelling the ranks of the Likud, like Manhigut Yehudit, or speaking against any small, genuine nationalist party, should think again.  [Pause for an unrecorded question regarding Manhigut Yehudit, to which I replied:] "If 50,000 Manhigut people give Likud an extra Knesset seat, it could mean an extra cabinet ministry, but one appointed by Sharon, not Moshe Feiglin."

 

Although the Likud is likely to lose some seats because of Sharon's adoption of Labor's Gaza retreat policy, he still enjoys more public support than his competitors—the wimps in his cabinet. The public's misplaced confidence in generals remains a decisive factor in Israeli politics. Therefore, it's more important than ever for extra-parliamentary nationalist groups to unite to diminish the number of Likud mandates. They need not fear the ascendancy of a left-wing government.  The Left is split and largely discredited.

 

Summing up: those nationalists who prevented Herut from breaking the electoral threshold in the January 2003 election, or who lured people into the Likud, unwittingly contributed to Sharon's Gaza retreat plan. They should engage in serious self-criticism and develop a more sophisticated understanding of Israel's political system—a system that thwarts the clearly expressed will of the Jewish people.

 

But now I want to say a few words about the so-called nationalist camp.  What is meant by a nationalist? You can't be a nationalist unless you emphasize the nation or the national interest. But how can you [effectively] emphasize the national interest when the nation is fragmented into a welter of parties? At least 20 compete in an election and as many as 15 get into the Knesset. Why does this happen? 

 

There are several reasons. Given Israel's single, nationwide electoral district, parties must compete for Knesset seats on the basis of proportional representation.  Since no party has ever won a majority of Knesset seats, the cabinet invariably consists of a multiplicity of party leaders, each with his own personal and partisan interests. And since these party leaders never have to compete in regional or constituency elections, they remain safely ensconced at the top of their party's electoral list, and they can influence the order of candidates on those lists despite party primaries. This makes Knesset Members subservient to their party leaders, especially when their party leaders are cabinet ministers.

 

Look: the cabinet consists of a loose combination of parties. Their business is not to pursue a national program "but merely to divide positions of influence and the national budget"—to quote Ben-Gurion.  But this means that the very system of government is an anti-nationalist or anti-Zionist system!

 

Therefore, if you are not committed to changing this system, you are not a genuine or intelligent nationalist or Zionist! So, what are called nationalist parties are nothing more than territorial nationalists. And we see [that] Israel's territory is shrinking, and our territorial nationalists are partly responsible for this shrinking because of their ignorance about political institutions—or how the system of government has undermined Israel's hold on its territory!

 

So, what must you advocate to be a genuine and intelligent nationalist? You must reform all three branches of Israeli government. 

 

First and foremost, the Legislature: its members must be individually elected by and be accountable to the voters. Power must shift from parties to the people.  This is being a nationalist.

 

Second, the Executive: coalition-party cabinet government must be replaced with a Presidential system.  This is being a genuine and intelligent nationalist. 

 

Third, we must curtail the power of the anti-nationalist, anti-Zionist Supreme Court—which has usurped powers belonging to the Legislature and the Executive.

 

Finally, a true and intelligent nationalist understands that we need a Constitution ratified by the nation, a constitution that will delineate the powers of the three branches of government, a Constitution designed to unite both religious and non-religious Jews.  I have designed such a Constitution for the Yamin Israel Party.

 

[Pause for an unrecorded question regarding Feiglin to which I replied]: "The trouble is that Feiglin, to the best of my knowledge, does not say a word about regional elections, which is the key to changing the system.  So while he may speak of my book as his bible, he has ignored its key point. He emphasizes Jewish leadership. Fine, I wrote his first serious essay on the subject. But if you want Jewish leadership to be effective, you must shift power from parties to the people, and this requires regional elections. And since the vast majority of the people prefer to vote for a personal representative than for a party slate, he could get a lot more support if he takes this line, as I have urged him to do.  If he does this, he can then say that he is moiré democratic than his opponents in the Likud."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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Robin Ticker
Activist emails sent to my list  are L'Ilui Nishmat Yisrael ben David Aryeh ob"m (Izzy - Kaplan)  a great activist and lover of Eretz Yisroel, Am Yisroel and the Torah. Yehi Zichrono Baruch.

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Sunday, July 01, 2012

No 2 State Solution! additional links

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Please forward, publish, use as source material for sermon or drasha and do what you can to stop expulsion of Jews from our homeland.  Even when the settlers themselves "agree" to being displaced because of stupid deals the Yesha leaders agree to, it's a bad idea not only for the gov't of Israel and people of Israel and Yesha people who settle for bones while saving their necks short term, but for everyone, Jews and non Jews!


Say No to a 2 State Solution!  Sources: (Thanks Buddy for links)
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=af3f9a24-0225-4971-a1f9-205383dacf42

http://www.jpost.com/LandedPages/PrintArticle.aspx?id=114380

http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/insideisrael/2010/April/Yaalon--No-Need-to-Dismantle-Settlements/

http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPolitics/Article.aspx?id=221383


On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 5:27 PM, Robin Ticker <faigerayzel@gmail.com> wrote:
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Dear Readers, amv"sh

I am reducing what I send out but will still continue. The first link is to give Chizuk to our claim for all of the Land of Israel, the 2nd link is to discourage all those, "friend" or foe, that speak out for a 2 State Solution. 

From Mattot Arim:  Re: Ron Lauder

 

 

 

 

 



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Robin Ticker
Activist emails sent to my list  are L'Ilui Nishmat Yisrael ben David Aryeh ob"m (Izzy - Kaplan)  a great activist and lover of Eretz Yisroel, Am Yisroel and the Torah. Yehi Zichrono Baruch.

Most of these emails are posted on Shemittahrediscovered.blogspot.com 

Personal emails to individuals will not be posted to my blog. 




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Sincerely,

Robin Ticker
Activist emails sent to my list  are L'Ilui Nishmat Yisrael ben David Aryeh ob"m (Izzy - Kaplan)  a great activist and lover of Eretz Yisroel, Am Yisroel and the Torah. Yehi Zichrono Baruch.

Most of these emails are posted on Shemittahrediscovered.blogspot.com 

Personal emails to individuals will not be posted to my blog. 

San Remo mandate חשוב; More on Ronald Lauder background

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Dear Readers, amv"sh

I am reducing what I send out but will still continue. The first link is to give Chizuk to our claim for all of the Land of Israel, the 2nd link is to discourage all those, "friend" or foe, that speak out for a 2 State Solution. 

San Remo Mandate: 
From Mattot Arim:  Re: Ron Lauder

 

 

 

 

 



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בברכה,
קטי 

 




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Sincerely,

Robin Ticker
Activist emails sent to my list  are L'Ilui Nishmat Yisrael ben David Aryeh ob"m (Izzy - Kaplan)  a great activist and lover of Eretz Yisroel, Am Yisroel and the Torah. Yehi Zichrono Baruch.

Most of these emails are posted on Shemittahrediscovered.blogspot.com 

Personal emails to individuals will not be posted to my blog. 

Thursday, June 28, 2012

Zocher HaBrit: news fit to print: Remembering the Covenant between G-d and Israel vs Covenant of Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas a wing of the Muslim Brotherhood

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Dear Readers, amv"sh

I am Beezrat Hashem planning on taking a Sabbatical from "Activitizing" in order to focus on the Yesh of this world.  Yesh is the material and Ayin is the spiritual.  The purpose of improving the Yesh is to ultimately improve the Ayin with Hashem's help. I will be bli neder cutting back significantly so let me leave you with this one idea.  

 In my recent emails I have been focusing on the concept of Zocher Habrit.  Remembering the Covenant G-d made with Noah and the Covenant G-d made with our forefathers Abraham, Issaac and Jacob and to their seed thereafter.  People ask, "What is Zocher Habrit" supposed to be?  What exactly are you talking about?  First come to Israel.  Another political party in Israel?  We have plenty religious parties!

Let me explain.  Frankly, I don't know if Zocher Habrit will become a political party. Maybe it will be a movement a new paradigm in the way we think in the political arena.  Personally, I hate politics and would not make a great politician.  I disdain making deals, tit for tat, the typical way politics is conducted.   

I am idealistic to still want a system whereby moral principles override practical considerations.  Let us only make a deal with G-d and try to do His will and what is right.  

In Judaism, Halacha is the male's domain. Torah SheBichtav, the written Torah is the woman's focus. I have no aspirations in being the next Prime Minister of Israel nor of being a leader of this Zocher Habrit party, (if it ever becomes a party).  It's not like I have a fan club who is knocking down my door demanding I take a greater leadership role.   I have no political ambitions. I have my work cut out for me.

However, the spirit of the Torah and having Halacha consistent with the spirit of the Torah is where I come in.  My fascination with Shemittah as a result of having lived in Kiryat Arba with a view of Hebron is a driving force in my life.  Zocher Habrit, remembering G-d's Covenant with Noah and with our forefathers is fundamental to Judaism. It is a foundation of Torah,of our Avoda (prayer) and of Gemilat Chassodim, lovingkindness (Chesed). There are those who dismiss what is happening in HaUlpana as the struggle of the few who are endangering their own lives by living in a dangerous place.  (See letter to the editor of Mishpacha Magazine, page 12, page 13 issue 415 in response to the front page article "Resigned to Exile" issue: 413 Parshat Shlach).  This letter writer to Mishpacha (not me, I don't believe they printed my letter) was very disappointed that Mishpacha featured people in Beit Ulpana and Migron by putting them on Mishpacha cover, "usually graced by Gedoilim and accomplished people". "Do you have to make them into heroes?" he asked.  This individual clearly has no clue about the significance of claiming each and every part of Eretz Yisroel and the dangers of allowing a Palestinian State, or rather perhaps 3 Palestinian States (you can add Gaza run by Hamas, and possibly Jordan if it ever gets taken over by the Palestinians chas vechalila) surrounding and in the heart of the delineated boundaries of Eretz Yisroel.   He perhaps doesn't realize that when we don't claim the high ground, the Palestinians in the Shomron will, and we put Ben Gurion airport in shooting range.  But even more disturbing is that he is not at all focused on Zocher Habrit, remembering the Covenant G-d made with our forefathers and with us, their seed.  He is not in tune with the spirit of Hebron.  

My hearts desire and longing is that there will be a surge of desire and longing among the keepers of the faith,  to always keep in the front of our minds, in our hearts and revealed deep to the depths of our soul, the Covenants between G-d and humanity and between G-d and the Jewish People:   Abraham and the Brit Bein Habesarim, the Akeida, binding of Isaac, Jacob's dream on Temple Mount, Moses and the burning bush that did not get consumed, the generation of the desert and the Sin of the Spies.  The Torah, especially in Sefer Devarim, aka Mishne Torah, is filled with numerous Commandments in the Torah that must be observed on Temple Mount and dependent on the Land of Israel itself.  

In answer to the response "So come to Israel first and then you can have an impact":  The Torah was given to all Jews at Sinai and not in Eretz Yisroel.  The Torah represents all Jews and not only Jews who are Israeli citizens. Zocher Habrit is a Covenant with the seed of Noah and the seed of our Forefathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob whether or not they reside in Israel or are Israeli citizens. 

I like to learn from our enemies.  Upon winning the election, the Muslim Brotherhood victorious winner Morsi announced that he doesn't only represent Egyptians in Egypt but also Egyptians who live outside of Egypt.  The Muslim Brotherhood think global.   Also they believe every inch of Israel belongs to Palestine.  Surely we must learn from them that we must think on a grand scale and be more proactive in proclaiming that every inch of Israel belongs to Israel. 

We seem to have forgotten our Covenenent.  Sadly, the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas fills our void unfortunately.  Please read Paul Eidelberg's latest article.  How can we fight our enemies out to destroy us?  All we really need is to learn the message of Shemittah and condition ourselves to trust G-d. Emuna Peshuta.  Once we get G-d on our side, no enemy is strong enough, no weapon powerful enough. It is simplistic and brilliant and really there is no other way. 

The Muslim Brotherhood and the Prophecy of Anwar Sadat:
Time to Call a Spade a Spade
UPDATED
Prof. Paul Eidelberg, President
             Israel-America Renaissance Institute
 
Contrary to the tepid analyses of Drs. Dore Gold and Daniel Pipes regarding Mohamad Morsi's victory in Egypt's presidential election, Israel has more to worry about than they suggest about the results of that election, and for at least three ominous reasons of which they are not unaware:
 
(1)  Morsi is a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood now poised to sweep over Egypt and render Egypt's 1979 peace treaty with Israel a dead letter.
(2)  Rabid Jew-hatred permeates the people of Egypt and its state-controlled media.
(3) The U.S. has supplied Egypt's ambitious military establishment with billions of dollars of sophisticated military hardware.
 
Item (3) was part of a U.S. "payoff" to Anwar Sadat's for his historic November 1977 visit to Jerusalem, which signified that brilliant strategist's severing Egypt's alliance with the Soviet Union and adopting a pro-American foreign policy. Although it remains to be seen how Egypt's military echelon will relate to the Muslim Brotherhood, optimism is not in order: both parties hate Israel.
 
Turning to Mohamad Morsi: he is an alumnus of Cairo University and the University of Southern California. Dr. Morsi, now a member of Egypt's parliament, is the Chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), founded by the Muslim Brotherhood in the wake of the 2011 Egyptian revolution.

In Morsy's official biography, which appears on the Brotherhood's English-language website, Ikhwanweb.com, it proudly lists him as a "founder-member of the Egyptian Resist the Zionist Project Committee."
In a recently posted video (http://www.memri.org/clip/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/3476.htm) on the MEMRI.org website, we can listen to a speech Morsi gave in Cairo on May 13, 2012 in which he declared: "The Koran is our constitution. The Prophet Muhammad is our leader. Jihad is our path. And death for the sake of Allah is our most lofty aspiration" (Voice of Russia, May 13).

As Michael Freund warns: "Don't let various pundits and talking heads fool you when they deploy loaded terms such as "moderate" to describe the Muslim Brotherhood or its leaders. Morsi and his comrades are a band of extremists and fanatics bent on religious, social and political domination whose agenda does not stop at the Egyptian border" (Jerusalem Post, June 28, 2012).

Morsi is called an "Islamist"—a monotonous euphemism for Muslims who typically harbor an Islamo-Nazi mentality. That Hamas cheered Morsi's victory is also unsurprising: Hamas is the Palestinian wing of the Muslim Brotherhood. Perhaps Drs. Gold and Pipes should take another look at the Hamas Covenant, for this document speaks for its patron and therefore may reveal something ominous about Morsi, but muted by those experts.

I call that document the "Hamas Covenant of Death." It is a blood-curdling expression of the "Islamist" love affair with death, or what Michael Ledeen calls "necrophilia" in Accomplice to Evil: Iran and the War Against the West (2009). Dr. Ledeen's book, we note in passing, documents the necrophilia of Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad, who had thousands of Iranian children blown to bits walking across Iraqi land mines in Iran-Iraqi war. This is the same Ahmadinejad who screams "Death to America" and vows to "wipe Israel off the map."

But let us examine the Hamas Covenant of Death, for it manifests the demonic or demented mentality of Ahmadinejad. And here it should be noted that although Morsi, unlike Ahmadinejad, is a Sunni and not a Shiite Muslim, this is little more than a distinction without a difference. Time to call a spade a spade.

"Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it ..." Thus begins the Hamas Covenant of Death, officially known as "The Covenant of the Islamic Resistance Movement," which, as indicated, is inspired by the mentality of the Muslim Brotherhood.
 
Now, to grasp the true nature of the war Muslims—Sunni and Shiite—have waged against Jews and the State of Israel, let us explore some passages of that Covenant.
 
The Covenant refers to the Muslim Arabs of Judea, Samaria, and Gaza as a single "squadron" of the "vast Islamic world."  "Our struggle against the Jews is very great," and this struggle will go on "until the enemy is vanquished and Allah's victory is realized." 
 
The Covenant explicitly refers to the Islamic Resistance Movement as "one of the wings of the Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine." It calls on all Muslims to "raise the banner of Jihad in the face of the oppressors, so that they would rid the land and the people of their uncleanness, vileness and evils." Contrary to the puerilities of the media and the obscurantism of "experts,' the Muslim Brotherhood is not simply a fanatical sect of Islam; it lives authentic Islam, resurgent and animated by the global ambitions of the seventh-century Mohammed, after whom Egypt's new president is named.
 
The Covenant continues: "The Islamic Resistance Movement is a distinguished Palestinian movement, whose allegiance to Allah, and whose way of life is Islam. It strives to raise the banner of Islam over every inch of Palestine." In contrast to the short-term pragmatism of democracies, "The Islamic Resistance Movement aspires to the realization of Allah's promise no matter how long that should take. The Prophet, Allah bless him and grant him salvation, has said: 'The Day of Judgment will not come about until Muslims fight and kill the Jews, when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees. The stones and trees will say O Muslim, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.'"
 
Unlike the signatories of the American Declaration of Independence, whose fondest wish was for all mankind to enjoy the rights to "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness, the of the Islamic Covenant teaches Muslims that "Death for the sake of Allah as the loftiest of wishes." Indeed, the Covenant declares that these Muslims are prepared to drench "Palestine" with blood. Hence democratic opinion makers and decision makers should understand that Muslims are not about to be bought off with the bourgeois policy of "territory for peace." This policy arouses Muslim contempt for Jews; it makes Jewish blood cheap by making the Holy Land cheap.
 
This is the same policy of appeasement that truncated and dismantled Czechoslovakia and led to the Second World War. It is a liberal-leftwing policy, and it is quite prevalent today among multicultural relativists in Israel, in America, and in Europe—and is pursued by many experts and policy-makers afraid to call a spade a spade when speaking of Islam. Contrast this tough and unambiguous statement of the Hamas wing of the Muslim Brotherhood: "The Land of Palestine is an Islamic Waqf consecrated for the future for the future Muslim generations until Judgment Day. It, or any part of it, should not be given up."
 
With utter contempt for Israelis and Americans who call for a "two-state solution" to the conflict between Israel and the "Palestinians"—a mindless manifestation of moral equivalence—the Hamas Covenant of Death proclaims, "There is no solution for the Palestinian question except through Jihad. Initiatives, proposals and international conferences are all a waste of time and vain endeavors," which describes the bland, democratic menu of men without chests. 
 
Lacking is the stamina to confront and overcome the hydra of another "evil empire," whose Covenant is deadlier than the Communist Manifesto. "The day the enemies usurp part of Muslim land, Jihad becomes the individual duty of every Muslim. It is [therefore] necessary to instill in the minds of the Muslim generations that the Palestinian problem is a religious problem, and should be dealt with on this basis." Hence the Covenant enjoins upon Muslims the following oath: "I swear by the holder of Muhammad's soul that I would like to invade and be killed for the sake of Allah, then invade and be killed, and then invade again and be killed."
 
Conclusion
 
With the Muslim Brotherhood poised to reign over Egypt—but therefore the Sinai—and with Hamas entrenched in Gaza, we are witnessing a process pointing to the fulfillment of the prophecy of Anwar Sadat, or so we may conclude from these statements of his:
 
● In a Cairo Mosque Sadat proclaimed that "The jihad is a religious duty of all Muslims."

—John Laffin, The Arab Mind Considered (New York: Taplinger, 1975), 152.

● Interviewed in al-Anwar on June 22, 1975, Sadat declared: "The effort of our generation is to return to the 1967 borders. Afterward the next generation will carry the responsibility."

—Y. Harkabi, Arab Strategies and Israel's Response (New York: Free Press, 1977), 55.
 
● Finally, in an October 19, 1980 interview with the New York Times, Sadat boasted: "Poor Menachem [Begin], he has his problems ... After all, I got back ... the Sinai and the Alma oil fields, and what has Menachem got? A piece of paper"
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Sincerely,

Robin Ticker
Activist emails sent to my list  are L'Ilui Nishmat Yisrael ben David Aryeh ob"m (Izzy - Kaplan)  a great activist and lover of Eretz Yisroel, Am Yisroel and the Torah. Yehi Zichrono Baruch.

Most of these emails are posted on Shemittahrediscovered.blogspot.com 

Personal emails to individuals will not be posted to my blog. 

Zocher HaBrit : News fit to print for G-ds Covenant with the Jewish People and with Noahides and if your advertisers don't approve they can advertise elsewhere. HaUlpana is still not demolished. We can still try to save her ....

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I just read this urgent message from Elisheva Federman: Yisca is her daughter.  See attached letter with pictures of the young couple. See letter below. 


Re: HaUlpana:

Even though residents of HaUlpana came to an agreement to leave peacefully, this decision is still a dangerous one for all settlement in Judea and Samaria and for all of Israel.  It's hard to blame the settlers.  

Jewish Press June 29, 2012 writes on Page 40 "Netanyahu reportedly  stressed that the agreement is not a precedent for future evacuations of West Bank outposts". [what does that mean Jewish Press?  did he or did he not say it?] The first thought that came to my mind was READ MY LIPS!   Didn't Sharon promise a solution for every family from Gush Katif.  Arutz7 reported "Katz agreed on May 23 to temporarily table his bill during a stormy debate, after he was promised by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu that the government would not oppose the bill if he held off for two weeks – the period in which Netanyahu hopes to find an administrative solution to the pending demolition orders."  It seems that Netanyahu only bought time to find an administrative solution and what happened to Netanyahus promise to Katz?  Was he double crossed?  And why did Katz magically do such an about face? This demands a thorough investigation as per what pressures the settlers are facing. It just doesn't add up!

"Of key concern after Netanyahu's threat to impose cabinet and party discipline against the bill last week, is whether ministers will be allowed to vote according to their conscience should Katz resubmit his bill.

Netanyahu is under intense pressure from Likud lawmakers and government ministers to allow them to vote freely next week, should no administrative solution present itself."

Well this concern was well justified and Netanyahu in spite of intense pressure, got his way!  This is democracy in action?

How can we agree to settle for 300 new units in Beit El and unfreezing another 551 in Judea and Samaria when this move seems to undermine our right to settle all of Judea and Samaria?  It is irrelevant if the residents agree or do not agree. 
This decision affects all of Judea and Samaria and weakens our Biblical claim to the Land of Israel.  Judea and Samaria are bursting with large population growth and have been slowly strangled by the government.  (see article in Jewish Press page 11 by Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silverstein enttitled 'Givat HaUlpana and Jerusalem')  Finally the gov't temporarily loosens a notch in order to make a PR statement to the world that they are serious about "Peace".  

Is it no wonder that the residents in Judea and Samaria need to take a breath so desperately so that they agree to this deal.  But we, who aren't being strangled, how can we be silent?  We know that it is not for anyone's best interest especially those living in Judea and Samaria to agree to this ridiculous compromise and waste of money that is a Judicial lynch as Moshe Dann calls it.
Op-ed: Top institutions use power arbitrarily, without due process to prevent settlement expansion
Moshe Dann
Published: 06.26.12, 11:15 / Israel Opinion
-- Let us fight this until the very end, until we can not fight this battle any longer and let us or the gov't never forget how they reneged in the past of their promises to the Settlers.

Arabs Burn House of Young Married Couple in Havat Gilad
On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 4:40 PM, אלישבע פדרמן <elishfed@gmail.com> wrote:
Yesterday Arabs came, in broad daylight and burned the house of Yisca and Elyasaf Oyerbach.
Please take a few minutes to read this letter and do what you can to help them.
Please forward this letter to your mailing lists.
May Hashem bless you. 


Dear Friends,
Four months ago, Yisca Federman and Elyasaf Oyerbach got married.
 
The young couple had decided to build their house in Havat Gilead, in the Shomron. Elyasaf was expelled from his house in Neve Dekalim which was in Gush Katif (Gaza strip). After being deported from his home, he went to the beautiful Shomron Mountains and built a new house. He hoped that this will be the place he will be able to put down roots.
Unfortunately, the bulldozers were sent by the authorities to this house too. The house was destroyed completely. Elyasaf did not give up and he started all over again- determined to build another house. It wasn't long before Yisca joined his efforts.
 Like him, she too was deported from her home which was in the Federman's farm in the Hebron Mountains.  In the middle of the night police troops broke into her family's house, forced her 8 younger siblings out to the cold, dark night and destroyed the house and everything that was in it. The very next day she went back to the ruins of the house and started clearing them. Her family rebuilt the house, and again it was destroyed by the Israeli police. 6 times they built their house and 6 times it was dismantled. No wonder that Yisca joined Elyasaf in rebuilding his house at Havat Gilad.
Yisca and Elyasaf spent all of their savings and all of the money they got for their wedding to build a beautiful, well equipped house. 
Words can't describe the joy of watching the young couple establish the foundation of their new home. So many tears were shed, prayers said, and hopes wished for them to get to this exciting moment. 
   

On Monday Tamuz 5th, in broad day light Arab intruders broke daringly into their house. The plunderers broke the furniture, spilt the content of the closets and set fire to the house in three different spots. When Yisca and Elyasaf returned home from work, they saw smoke coming out of the house. They immediately called the firemen, but despite all their efforts, the house was completely burnt. All they could do was sit and watch their dream house burn up.
  
This brave young couple's story is not a story of privet people. This is a story of courageous young people who were born into a life of caring for our people's future. Their life is a life of devotion to the Jewish people and for the holy land of Israel. Not only that they did not seek a more comfortable life, but they chose to be pioneers and conquer the hills of Samaria. It wasn't an easy choice, but they have a strong and undeniable faith that this is the right thing to do. That this is the best way they can act in the behalf of our people, our land and our Torah.
Not all of us have their mental strength. Not all of us can choose to lead our life the way they do- so unselfish, so devoted to the cause. But many of us feel that their struggle is our struggle and their pain is our pain. Let us not be indifferent! Let each and one of us, open our hearts and our wallets and help them. Let us all be part in this courageous act of conquering the land.  May G-d bless us in all of what we do, and may he help us in the task of maintaining the land of Israel.
For donations:
Elyasaf Oyerbach. Bank Ha Mizrahi- 491. Account no. 152143.
Or: p.o.b. 89 Kiryat Arba-please mention it is for Yisca and Elyasaf Oyerbach.

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Received from Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover of Women in Green - 2nd Conference on the Application of Israeli Sovereignty over Judea and Samaria 
Dear Friends,
 
Below please find the fascinating program of our upcoming Second conference on the application of Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria that will please G-d take place Thursday July 12th at the Machpela Visitor Center in Hebron
 
The struggle is about changing the public discourse from reactive to proactive and raising awareness to the program of application of Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria as an alternative to all the defeatist political plans.
 
We'd appreciate if you could spread this email far and wide to all your lists.
In the next few days we will publish and spread the official flyer
 
Whoever can get together at least ten people from his area to come to the conference,
 we will help organize the transportation.
 
Shavua Tov
 
Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar
050-7161818                                 050-5500834
 
 
 
 
Conference II
Application of Israeli Sovereignty
 over Judea and Samaria
Thursday, July 12th 2012
Machpela Visitors Center
Hebron, the City of the Patriarchs
 
All lectures are in Hebrew with simultaneous translation into English
 
16:00 Gathering
           Handing out of earphones for simultaneous translation from Hebrew to English
 
16:30 Greetings: (video)
 Ms. Geula Cohen, Israel Award Laureate, initiator of the
Jerusalem and Golan Heights Bill
 
MK Ze'ev Elkin, Chairman of the Coalition and Chairman
of the Lobby for E'retz Yisra'el
 
MK Miri Regev, Chairwoman of the Knesset Lobby for
the Application of Israeli Sovereignty over Judea and
Samaria
 
16:45 Rabbi Uziyahu Sharbaf, Head of the Shalhe'vet-Yah Kollel - One Nation and One Land
 
17:00 Minister Rabbi Prof. Daniel Hershkovitz - Sovereignty, without further
Disengagements
 
17:15 Adv. Daphna Netanyahu,editor of the Hebrew "Marah" internet magazine - Sold, for less than Lentil Stew
 
17:30 MK Uri Ariel, National Union -The program for the extension of Israel's sovereignty over Judea and Samaria
 
17:45 Adv. Itzik Bam - Application of Sovereignty, the Legal aspect
 
18:00 Refreshment Break
 
18:15 Eran Bar-Tal, Economics editor, Ma'kor Rishon – Balance of profit and  cost of Applying Sovereignty
 
18:30 Emanuel Shilo, Be'She'va editor – The Jordan Valley First
 
18:45 Yoram Ettinger, former consul in US,Demographic Studies for the Begin-Sadat Center -From Refuted Fatalism to Documented Optimism
 
19:00 Caroline Glick (video), Jerusalem Post senior editor, Head of the Israel
Security Program at the David Horovitz Center of Freedom in Los
Angeles - Israeli Sovereignty throughout all of Judea and Samaria
 
19:15 Adv. Gershon Mesika, Head of the Shomron Regional Council -
Bringing forth the Gospel of Sovereignty
 
Conference leaders and conductors: Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar
 
The conference is sponsored by ( preliminary list):
Women for Israel's Tomorrow (Women in Green) - Just Peace for Israel- Professors for a Strong Israel
 
Transportation based on pre-registration by Tuesday, 10/7/12:
Jerusalem- Ramot 14:15 - Inbal Hotel 14:45 Rene Margolis 052-3294194
Gush Dan and the Merkaz- 14:00 Arlozerov Train Station and the Coca-Cola Junction Katty Cohen 03-5323472
Efrat and Gush Etzion- 15:30 Elisheva Ginzburg 02-9931978 or 052-3003689
Bet Shemesh- 15:00 Givat Savyon 15:15 Ramat Bet Shemesh Debbie Buckman 0528909524
North – Orit Spitz 0524627118
Meitar- Leah Wolf 0522719875
 

 
   


Sincerely,

Robin Ticker
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