Israel Plans Mass Forced Removals of Bedouin! Negev Village Torn Down For Second Time!

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• Christians who support Zionist Israel must re-examine their beliefs. There are no commandments in the bible to support Zionist Israel, to take land away from others and give to Zionists who claim to be the ‘chosen people’. The bible is very clear that Israel is the rejected people, not the chosen people. The chosen people in this church age are Christians.
   
  Romans 11:11-12,15
  ¹¹ I say then, have they stumbled that they should fall? Certainly not! But through their fall, to provoke them to jealousy, salvation has come to the Gentiles. ¹² Now if their fall is riches for the world, and their failure riches for the Gentiles, how much more their fullness!
  …
  ¹⁵ For if their being cast away is the reconciling of the world, what will their acceptance be but life from the dead?
   
  1 Peter 2:9-10 (New King James Version)
  ⁹ But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light; ¹⁰ who once were not a people but are now the people of God, who had not obtained mercy but now have obtained mercy.
   
• 80-90% of modern Jews are Ashkenazi Khazars. They are not semitic in origin. How can the biological descendents of Jacob not be semitic? The covenant of God was with the biological descendants of Israel. The Khazars originate from the Caucasus mountains of what is now Kazakstan and Georgia.
    
  1980 Jewish Almanac
  “Strictly speaking it is incorrect to call an ancient Israelite a ‘Jew’ or to call a contemporary Jew an Israelite or a Hebrew.”
  (1980 Jewish Almanac, p. 3)
   
  The Jewish Encyclopedia:
  “Khazars, a non-Semitic, Asiatic, Mongolian tribal nation who emigrated into Eastern Europe about the first century, who were converted as an entire nation to Judaism in the seventh century by the expanding Russian nation which absorbed the entire Khazar population, and who account for the presence in Eastern Europe of the great numbers of Yiddish-speaking Jews in Russia, Poland, Lithuania, Galatia, Besserabia and Rumania.”
   
  The American Peoples Encyclopedia
  … for 1954 at 15-292 records the following in reference to the Khazars: “In the year 740 A.D. the Khazars were officially converted to Judaism. A century later they were crushed by the incoming Slavic-speaking people and were scattered over central Europe where they were known as Jews.
   
• Every day the Zionist state of Israel violate God’s commandments. The bible absolutely forbids oppression of people different from us. The bible forbids discrimination and forbids having different laws for Jews and non Jews. The command is to love the stranger. And yes, the bible forbids the eviction of non Jews from Palestine!
   
  Exodus 22:21
  “You shall neither mistreat a stranger nor oppress him, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.
  Exodus 23:9
  “Also you shall not oppress a stranger, for you know the heart of a stranger, because you were strangers in the land of Egypt.
  Leviticus 19:33
  ‘And if a stranger dwells with you in your land, you shall not mistreat him.’ 
  Leviticus 19:34
  The stranger who dwells among you shall be to you as one born among you, and you shall love him as yourself; for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the LORD your God.  
  Leviticus 23:22
  ‘When you reap the harvest of your land, you shall not wholly reap the corners of your field when you reap, nor shall you gather any gleaning from your harvest. You shall leave them for the poor and for the stranger: I am the LORD your God.’” 
  Leviticus 24:22
  You shall have the same law for the stranger and for one from your own country; for I am the LORD your God.’”
  Ezekiel 47:22-23 (New King James Version)
  ²² It shall be that you will divide it by lot as an inheritance for yourselves, and for the strangers who dwell among you and who bear children among you. They shall be to you as native-born among the children of Israel; they shall have an inheritance with you among the tribes of Israel. ²³ And it shall be that in whatever tribe the stranger dwells, there you shall give him his inheritance,” says the Lord GOD.  
   
• To those Jews and Christians who say that evicting Palestinians and non Jews from Palestine is OK, you are an idiot. If you need a 2nd opinion you can consult Lusha the chimp here! Read carefully the commandments above. 
   
  Israel Plans Mass Forced Removals of Bedouin
  Negev village torn down for second time
  Israeli security forces destroyed a Bedouin village this week for the second time in a matter of days, leaving 300 inhabitants homeless again after they and dozens of Jewish and Arab volunteers had begun rebuilding the 45 homes. 
   
  Human rights groups warned that these appeared to be the opening shots in a long-threatened campaign by the Israeli government to begin mass forced removals of tens of thousands of Bedouin from their ancestral lands in the southern Negev. The High Follow-Up Committee, the main political body for Israel’s Arab minority, vowed this week to help rebuild the village for a second time and said it would call on the UN to investigate Israel’s treatment of the Bedouin.
   
  Al Araqib village, which is a few kilometres north of the Negev’s main city Beersheva, has become a symbol of the struggle by about 90,000 Bedouin to win recognition for dozens of communities the government claims are built on state land. In a test case before the Israeli courts, an inhabitant of al Araqib has been presenting documents and expert testimony to show his ancestors owned and lived on the village’s lands many decades before Israel’s establishment in 1948. The judge is expected to rule within months.
   
  “Tearing down an entire village and leaving its inhabitants homeless without exhausting all other options for settling longstanding land claims is outrageous,” said Joe Stork, the deputy Middle East director of Human Rights Watch. A force of 1,500 police, including a special riot squad wearing black balaclavas, entered the village early on Wednesday to pull down a dozen wooden shacks and a half-built concrete home. The local Aturi tribe had been in the process of rebuilding the village after it was razed by bulldozers a week earlier.
   
  The Israeli forces also uprooted 850 olive trees, said Ortal Tzabar, a spokeswoman for the government’s Land Administration. Yesterday Adalah, a legal group for Israel’s 1.3 million Arab citizens, demanded a criminal investigation into what it called “police brutality” during both demolition operations.
   
  Sawsan Zaher, a lawyer, said assaults on villagers, confiscation of their property and the security forces’ decision to cover their faces and not wear identity tags were all designed to “instil fear” in the residents.
   
  Taleb a-Sanaa, a Bedouin member of the Israeli parliament who was left unconscious on Wednesday after police dragged him from a tent in which he was staging a protest, warned that the government was risking “an uprising in the Negev”. Six village leaders were arrested shortly afterwards when they refused to sign a paper committing not to return to al Araqib.
   
  Awad Abu Freih, a village spokesman, said they remained defiant. “The authorities want to break our connection to this land so it can be turned over to Jews. They can keep destroying, but we will continue rebuilding. We will not leave.” The first demolition of the village, late last month, came shortly after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned his cabinet that the growth of the country’s Arab minority, already a fifth of the population, posed a “palpable threat” to the state’s Jewishness.
   
  “The effect could be that different elements will demand national rights within Israel – for example, in the Negev – if we allow for a region without a Jewish majority.” Last month the government announced a $50 million assistance programme to encourage army personnel to relocate to Jewish communities in the Negev. The Bedouin’s increasing assertiveness about their indigenous status, which is backed by international groups, has led to a backlash from officials, who regularly refer to the Bedouin as “squatters” and “invaders” of state land.
   
  Nili Baruch of Bimkom, an Israeli planning rights group, said a master plan currently being approved for the metropolitan area of Beersheva required “more house demolitions and more forced removals of the Bedouin population”, such as occurred at al-Araqib. In addition, she said, the authorities had approved a special operation known as “Hot Wind” to carry out the demolitions.
   
  The government’s conflict with the Bedouin dates back to Israel’s founding, when most of the Negev’s population were driven out of the new state. With the highest birth rate in Israel, the surviving tribes have grown rapidly and now number 180,000, more than a quarter of the Negev’s population despite waves of state-sponsored Jewish migration.
   
  Israel has refused to recognise most of the Bedouin’s traditional communities and insists they move into seven deprived townships built by the government several decades ago. Only about half have done so, with the rest insisting on their right to continue with their pastoral way of life. Al-Araqib has become a particular point of friction because most of the Aturi moved into a nearby township, Rahat, in the 1970s, after their lands had been declared a closed military zone.
   
  But faced with severe overcrowding in Rahat and no new land for expansion, many young families began moving back to al-Araqib a decade ago. Like 45 other unrecognised villages, al Araqib is denied all services, including water and electricity, and its buildings are illegal. A recent government commission found that tens of thousands of Bedouin buildings are subject to demolition orders, though until now individual buildings have been targeted, not whole communities.
   
  Last month the Beersheva planning committee approved a scheme to recognise 13 Bedouin villages and force the other inhabitants into the townships. In that plan, al Araqib’s lands are designated for a “peace forest” – funded by an international Zionist organisation, the Jewish National Fund – a move Mr Abu Freih said was designed to prevent the villagers’ return.
   
  Ms Baruch said the authorities were demanding the inhabitants move to Rahat, even though no homes were provided for them. Mr Abu Freih said other parts of the tribe’s lands nearby had been secretly settled by Jews in 2004. In a night-time operation JNF and government officials set up caravans that subsequently became an exclusively Jewish known as Givat Bar.
   
  From 2002, Israel began a policy of annually spraying herbicide on al-Araqib’s crops, in an attempt to move them off the land, until the supreme court deemed the practice illegal in 2007.

Revelation 2:9 - .... and I know the blasphemy of those who say they are Jews and are not, but are a synagogue of Satan.

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