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Israeli tanks have now surrounded Rafah. This action has resulted in the encirclement of a "red zone" as part of the expanding army operations. The tanks have sealed off the eastern side of the southern Gaza city of Rafah, capturing and shutting down the only crossing between the enclave and Egypt. This development has raised concerns and is a significant development in the ongoing conflict.

The world now views this action as the beginning of the campaign of terror by the IDF to move into Rafah under the pretext of capturing Palestinian resistance fighters and murdering thousands of Palestinian civilians. If this is not demonic then I would like to know what it is? If there is anyone, either Jew or gentile, bond of free, who is complicate with barbarous actions of the Israeli army they are just as guilty of the perpetrators themselves of wanton acts of brutality.

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The issue of attitudes towards Israel is a complex and multifaceted one, shaped by historical, political, religious, and social factors. Here are some key points to consider:

Reasons for Criticism of Israel:

- Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine has been a central issue for decades, with both sides experiencing significant loss and suffering. Criticism of Israel often stems from its actions in this conflict, including military operations, settlements in disputed territories, and the blockade of Gaza.

- Human Rights Concerns: Some critics of Israel point to alleged violations of human rights, particularly concerning the treatment of Palestinians in the occupied territories, checkpoints, and the Israeli military's use of force.

- International Law: Many countries and organizations consider the construction of Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem as illegal under international law, leading to condemnation of Israel's actions.

- Political Alliances: Israel's close relationship with certain powerful countries, such as the United States, has also drawn criticism, especially when these alliances are seen as influencing international decisions or enabling Israeli actions.

Perception of Demonization:

Some supporters of Israel argue that the criticism it faces has crossed the line into demonization, where the country is portrayed in an exaggeratedly negative light, often with dehumanizing language or comparisons to historical atrocities like the Holocaust. This can contribute to a sense of isolation and unfair treatment among Israelis and their supporters.

Different Perspectives:

It's important to recognize that perspectives on Israel vary widely around the world. While some view Israel as a democratic state defending itself against real security threats, others see it as an occupying power that suppresses the rights of Palestinians. These differing viewpoints contribute to the complex global discourse around Israel.

Demonic Connotations:

Describing the world's stance towards Israel as "demonic" suggests a belief in supernatural or inherently evil forces at play. While there are certainly deep-seated emotions, biases, and conflicts involved in discussions about Israel, attributing these to demonic influences may not reflect the full complexity of the situation.

In conclusion, the international community's attitudes towards Israel are influenced by a range of factors, including historical events, human rights concerns, political dynamics, and differing perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. While criticism of Israel is common, characterizing this as demonic as you have said oversimplifies a complex and contentious issue and it is complete BS.

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The concept of Blood Moon prophecies refers to the belief that a series of four consecutive total lunar eclipses (known as a tetrad) hold significant prophetic meaning. Some people interpret these events as signs of impending doom, spiritual transformation, or fulfillment of biblical prophecies.

However, it's important to note that the reliability of Blood Moon prophecies is highly debated. Many scientists and skeptics argue that these interpretations are based on subjective and speculative connections between astronomical events and prophetic predictions. They view them as pseudoscience or superstition rather than reliable indicators of future events.

Religious scholars and theologians also have varying opinions on the validity of Blood Moon prophecies. Some believe that these events hold spiritual significance, while others consider them to be misinterpretations or exaggerations of ancient texts.

In summary, the reliability of Blood Moon prophecies is a matter of personal belief and interpretation. While some individuals find meaning in these events, others question their validity. It's essential to approach such prophecies with critical thinking and consider multiple perspectives before concluding.

This is an instance of someone calling “The kettle calling the tea pot black” "The kettle calling the teapot black" is an idiom that refers to the act of someone criticizing or accusing another person of a fault or behaviour that they are equally guilty of.

This phrase implies hypocrisy, where the accuser is guilty of the same type of thing they are accusing the other person of. It is a way of pointing out the irony or inconsistency in someone's actions or statements when they are worse.

In the context of discussions about Bible inconsistencies and Blood Moon prophecies, this phrase can be used to highlight the irony of someone criticizing others for believing in such prophecies when someone like you is just as guilty of inconsistencies in their own beliefs.

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The Star of David is a symbol closely associated with Judaism. It is also known as the Shield of David or Magen David in Hebrew. The origins of the Star of David have been a topic of discussion for a long time, but there is no conclusive evidence of its exact origins. However, it is believed to have emerged as a Jewish symbol in the late Middle Ages, around the 14th century.

The Star of David gained prominence as a Jewish symbol and can be seen on Jewish ritual objects, synagogues, Jewish flags, art, and jewellery. The symbol consists of two interlocking triangles that form a six-pointed star. Each triangle represents a different aspect of Jewish identity. One triangle points upwards, symbolizing the connection between God and man, while the other triangle points downwards, symbolizing the connection between the Jewish people and the earth.

Several theories suggest the possible origins of the Star of David. According to some scholars, the symbol's association with Jewish mysticism, particularly Kabbalah, played a role in its adoption as a Jewish symbol. Another theory is that the symbol was linked to King David, the biblical king of Israel, who was known for his shield. Over time, the six-pointed star became associated with King David and Judaism.

The Star of David gained recognition as a Jewish symbol in the 19th century. It was later used on the flag of the Zionist movement and eventually became a central symbol on the flag of the State of Israel. The Star of David is a well-known symbol of Judaism that represents Jewish identity, faith, and heritage. Although its exact origins are not entirely clear, it has become one of the most recognizable symbols of the Jewish religion. 

Kabbalah also spelled Kabbalah or Cabal, is a part of Jewish tradition that deals with the mystical interpretation of the Bible and the nature of God. It is an esoteric method, discipline, and school of thought in Jewish mysticism that explores the relationship between the infinite and the finite, the spiritual and the material, and the divine and the human. 

Kabbalah involves the study of sacred texts, meditation, prayer, and the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment. It has been passed down through generations and has influenced various aspects of Jewish culture and spirituality. Although its association with Jewish mysticism and the occult may explain the origins of the Star of David, there is no definitive information available on its origin. The only source mentioning the origins of the Star Of David is an unnamed African American on YouTube who explained the origin of the Star of David, but it remains unverified.

However, there still is no doubt that it was stolen by the Jews who accepted it as their symbol. Never ask a Jew where it originated because he will not be forthcoming with any reliable information on its origins whatsoever.

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Can you imagine? Withholding key ammunition resupply to a national government who is under-fire from a hostile enemy, one who publicly threatens to finish the job which Germany's Nazi Party did not complete—his annihilation.

An incredibly inflammatory and derogatory statement such as this is a remark or comment that is designed to provoke strong negative emotions, such as anger, outrage, or offense. These statements are often disrespectful, hurtful, or discriminatory towards a particular group of people based on their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or other characteristics.

Such statements can incite conflict, perpetuate stereotypes, and contribute to a hostile or toxic environment. It's important to be mindful of the language we use and strive to communicate in a respectful and considerate manner to foster understanding and harmony among individuals and communities.

However, this appears to be the type of false rhetoric you live off so you can continue to scam people with misinformation that is just so wild and way out there that it is ridiculous.

Wild and outlandish misinformation refers to false or misleading information that is particularly extreme, sensationalized, or exaggerated. This type of misinformation spreads quickly through various channels, including social media, online platforms, and word-of-mouth. It may be intentionally created to deceive or manipulate people, or it may be the result of misunderstandings, rumours, or conspiracy theories.

Here are some key points to keep in mind about wild and outlandish misinformation:

Prebunking, or providing people with accurate information before they encounter false information, can help individuals develop critical thinking skills to identify and reject misinformation.

The future of online misinformation is a topic of debate among experts. While some hope for technological advancements to reduce misinformation, others believe that the online space will continue to be a fertile ground for false information.

The rise of social media has made it easy for misinformation to spread, making it challenging to control the spread of false or misleading content.

Research suggests that people are vulnerable to misinformation due to various factors. Understanding why misinformation spreads and how much we are exposed to it is crucial in combating its impact.

The term "misinformation" has gained significant attention and recognition. Understanding the concept of misinformation is essential in identifying and addressing its impact.

It's important to critically evaluate information, fact-check sources, and rely on reputable sources to combat the spread of wild and outlandish misinformation such as this nonsense. You will be held accountable to the Lord for your online words and actions.

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If a person of Jewish descent (such as yourself) talks about quoting from the Bible, they are probably referring to the Hebrew Bible, which is also known as the Tanakh. The Tanakh is regarded as the sacred scripture of Judaism and consists of three parts: the Torah (the first five books of the Bible), the Nevi'im (the Prophets), and the Ketuvim (the Writings).

While Judaism and Christianity share some common scriptures, they have different interpretations and additional texts unique to each religion. In Christianity, the Old Testament and the New Testament are considered the scripture, which overlaps with the Old Testament in the Hebrew Bible which also includes additional books found in the Christian Bible.

Therefore, if someone with Jewish heritage mentions quoting from the Bible, they are more likely referring to the Hebrew Bible/Tanakh rather than the Christian Bible/Old Testament. 

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The establishment of Israel as a state in 1948 was the result of the Zionist movement, which sought to create a homeland for the Jewish people in their historical land. After centuries of persecution, including the Holocaust during World War II, the US government under Edgar J Hoover initiated the creation of a Jewish state on land stolen from Palestine.

The State of Israel was founded to provide a haven for Jewish people and to establish a sovereign state where they could govern themselves and practice their religion freely. The historical and religious significance of the land of Israel to the Jewish people played a significant role in the establishment of the state.

While Israel has played a role in regional politics and has been involved in various conflicts with its Arab neighbours since its establishment, its primary purpose was not to act as a mediator in the Middle East for the Arab nations. Israel's focus has been on ensuring the security and well-being of its citizens and maintaining its sovereignty in the region.

The formation of Israel led to a significant movement of people who called themselves Jewish or had Jewish blood from various nations who came to Israel to establish it as their homeland. The establishment of Israel provided a national homeland for these alleged Jewish people, many of whom had faced persecution and discrimination in other parts of the world.

However, Jewish ancestry is not always necessary or applicable to be called a Jew. Judaism is both a religion and an ethnic identity. Someone can be considered Jewish based on their religious beliefs, practices, or conversion to Judaism, even if they do not have Jewish ancestry.

In terms of Jewish ancestry, some people are ethnically Jewish based on their family lineage and heritage. However, some individuals convert to Judaism through formal conversion processes and are accepted as Jews within the Jewish community.

Therefore, being Jewish can involve a combination of religious beliefs, cultural practices, heritage, and communal acceptance, rather than solely relying on ancestry. Jewish identity is complex and can encompass various factors beyond just genetic lineage.

Nevertheless, in the instance of the formation of the state of Israel, most would have converted to Judaism to call Israel their homeland. These people are not the descendants of the ancient Israelite's with most being fake Jews.  

Israel is the Holy Land, but the predominance of Jews running Israel are not genuine Jews but perverted child killers.

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This website has very little to do with anything else other than running a pro-Israel propaganda stance and an anti-democratic agenda. As such, you cannot expect anyone from outside the United States to contribute to matters that have mostly to do with incidents within the United States and articles that demonize the Democrats. Even within the United States, there has to be a large portion of people who are pro-democrats who would not support your biased agenda. Accordingly, you have lost them as well. Yet you still go begging for money every week. I can't afford to contribute anything to such an unworthy cause as your website.

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Matthew Miller is a spokesperson for the United States Department of State. He has been serving in this role since 2023. Matthew Miller is an American public official and a member of the Democratic Party. He holds the position of spokesperson for the United States Department of State under President Joe Biden. Matthew Miller's educational background includes attending The University of Texas at Austin. He is also seen as a fill-in for Biden when he is unable to face the scrutiny of the press and answer questions about the role of the United States in the Middle East, particularly the genocide against Palestinians. At this time, Biden is probably asleep.  

I am not suggesting that this man is the Antichrist—(neither is Trump) but when I first laid eyes on him at a press conference, I was overwhelmed with his appearance because of his uncanny resemblance to how I would imagine the Antichrist to look. His appearance is immaculate, with not a hair out of place. His persona is pure evil, with his long thin face and large protruding nose, he is clearly as Jewish as anyone could ever be. Take a look at him.

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The Bible refers to "up in the clouds" as the "Day of The Lord." This day is based on a few key passages in the New Testament. According to 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, believers will be caught up in the air to meet the Lord when He returns. Similarly, 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 mentions the event of believers being transformed and caught up to meet the Lord. These passages describe a future event where Christ will return, and believers, both the living and the dead, will be caught up or gathered together to meet Him in the air or the clouds. 

However, the exact nature and timing of the Day of The Lord are topics of theological debate among Christians, with different interpretations existing within Christianity. It's worth noting that there is no mention of a Rapture in the Bible. Accordingly, there are not two events: the Day of the Lord and the supposed Rapture. 

When someone says they are going to meet someone "up in the clouds," they are suggesting that they will know when the Lord will return. However, it's important to note that no one knows the hour or the day of His return. Therefore, this phrase is metaphorical and often used to describe someone who is daydreaming or not grounded in reality. It implies that the person is not focused on practical matters and may be disconnected from the present moment. 

It's interesting to note that the father of dispensationalism, John Nelson Darby, taught an alien/demon abduction event under the guise of meeting the Lord in the air. This interpretation took off because Christians were fearful of having to endure the Great Tribulation. 

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