And so it begins....
At the Paris Conference of the UN on Sunday 15th January, the terms that will be demanded by the delegates include :
- It makes a clear commitment to “two states, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace and security
- It insists that there must be an end to “the occupation that began in 1967”.
- It calls on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to publicly renew their commitment to a two state solution.
- It also calls on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to publicly renounce any of their officials that do not support a two state solution.
- It states that the 70 nations gathered in Paris only recognize the June 4th, 1967 borders, and that the only future changes to those borders they will recognize will come as the result of negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians. And just like UN Security Council Resolution 2334, Jerusalem is specifically mentioned. So according to this document, Israel does not own the Wailing Wall, the Temple Mount, a single inch of the West Bank or a single inch of East Jerusalem.
- The summary statement will also call on all countries to clearly distinguish between the State of Israel and territories that would belong to the Palestinians based upon the 1967 borders in all of their dealings.
Note: the parsha will be Shemot. In this parsha the children of Israel multiply in Egypt. Threatened by their growing numbers, Pharaoh enslaves them and orders the Hebrew midwives, Shifrah and Puah, to kill all male babies at birth. When they do not comply, he commands his people to cast the Hebrew babies into the Nile.....G‑d appears to Moses in a burning bush at the foot of Mount Sinai, and instructs him to go to Pharaoh and demand: “Let My people go, so that they may serve Me.” .....Moses’ brother, Aaron, is appointed to serve as his spokesman. In Egypt, Moses and Aaron assemble the elders of Israel to tell them that the time of their redemption has come. The people believe; but Pharaoh refuses to let them go, and even intensifies the suffering of Israel....Moses returns to G‑d to protest: “Why have You done evil to this people?
G‑d promises that the redemption is close at hand.
Source: Chabad
Question: If there's a giant earthquake in Paris next Sunday, am I allowed to say Hallel? (without bracha)
ReplyDeletehttps://www.breakingisraelnews.com/81931/famous-rabbi-predicts-trumps-divine-mandate-will-bring-peace-undo-obamas-betrayals
ReplyDeleteOnly Hashem knows all.
ReplyDeleteALL is in Hashem's Hands. Amen v' Amen.
We all should just keep praying, doing teshuva, and sll will be well.
Baruch Hashem.
Shabbat Shalom to all.
ziporah/stella
Hashem has a great sense of humor. We maybe redeemed while reading parsha Shemot over the next few weeks
ReplyDeleteThe demands of the 70 nations against Yisrael equate the the renunciation to the purpose of the very existence of Yisrael, to be a light into the nations.
ReplyDeleteAlready the evil has reached to point of no return. The present humanity cannot be saved anymore. The current human species is absolute. A new mankind dawns from ashes.
The 70 nations a doomed, their suffering narrows.
Mashiach is watching.
IT'S ACTUALLY 72 NATIONS, NOT 70. SO THIS WHOLE "PROPHECY" IS NOT EVEN A PROPHECY.
ReplyDelete70 nations of the world is a general term for many nations, 70 or 72 or even 76, it is gog magog.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous Yitz said...
ReplyDeleteSome are wondering... that the reports are now saying 72 nations (as opposed the 70 they talked about before).
I found this interesting footnote from a Talk of the Rebbe in reference to the 70 Nations and the 70 bulls that are brought on Sukkot (from Sichos in English):
"1. It does not mean only Esav and Yishmael but all the gentile nations. The reason Esav and Yishmael are specifically mentioned is because they represent all the seventy nations. Thus at times we find seventy two nations mentioned, for Esav and Yishmael are counted not just as two regular individual nations, but also as representative of all nations."
Source:
http://www.chabad.org/therebbe/article_cdo/aid/2539387/jewish/Night-of-Simchas-Torah-5742-1981.htm