Posted on Feb 22, 2020
Facing a Palestinian state, Arab Israelis find Trump’s Mideast plan unworkable
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SSG Robert Ricci
Cpl Mark A. Morris I can only agree with you to a certain extent. My messages were not rants. I believe in detail. The way you came at me was if you were a Muslim. If you're some kind of religious Theologian that's great. The telling me that I just insulted the Muslims was probably not a good way to extend your hand to someone. Have a good day. I'm sitting here watching the snowfall.
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SSG Robert Ricci - My point was not to dissect the current situation. Over the last century Muslims have chosen poorly. But I agree that both Muslims and Jews share common ground.
The Quran: Jacob asks his sons whom they'll worship after his death.
"Jacob's sons replied, 'We will worship the God of your fathers' — Abraham, Ishmael and Isaac. He is the God," Saritoprak says. "So this God that Jacob worshipped, this God that Abraham, Isaac worshipped, is the same God that Muslims worship today.
The Quran: Jacob asks his sons whom they'll worship after his death.
"Jacob's sons replied, 'We will worship the God of your fathers' — Abraham, Ishmael and Isaac. He is the God," Saritoprak says. "So this God that Jacob worshipped, this God that Abraham, Isaac worshipped, is the same God that Muslims worship today.
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Cpl Mark A. Morris
SSG Robert Ricci My true truth is not politically correct and as such is an insult to Islam and the world system providing cover for their political/religious system.
I came at you. Because, your post is what the world system wants people to believe. But 1400yrs of Islamic history proves me correct.
Have a good day Sir.
I came at you. Because, your post is what the world system wants people to believe. But 1400yrs of Islamic history proves me correct.
Have a good day Sir.
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SSG Robert Ricci
Cpl Mark A. Morris so basically what you're saying is that although your position is Politically Incorrect, you are right and I am wrong so I should just go screw myself? That makes you sound more like an arrogant ass whole then an educated individual. Yet you claim you're not an islamist. Perhaps your best bet would not be contacting me again.
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OK, forget it. Like every other plan presented by several American Presidents. No sense negotiating.
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It is sad that the tentative plan would seem unworkable. It's also sad that many Palestinians and Jews live side-by-side on their borders and are actually friends with one another. It's the radicals that won't let peace happen. Normally I would go into my political mode but instead let me go into my Christian mode. The one that wishes that both sides were willing to give and take.
The problem with the Palestinians is that if you give them an inch they will literally take another mile. Not the ones that live side-by-side is neighbors but again is the radicals. In my Bible study discipleship program we spoke of this very issue. I know. SSG Political Bullhorn is a Christian. How surprising. LOL. But let's get serious for a moment here.
As we see from one book of the Bible to another there are slight variations. Just as there are slight variations in the Word there should be true and meaningful compromise so that both the Israelites and the Palestinians can live side-by-side in peace.
"Christians embrace Jesus’ words to love God, neighbor and enemy, and to pray for those who persecute us. Jesus, the Jewish teacher, says that on love of God and neighbor hang all the law, or Torah, and prophets. As in all matters regarding a theology of land and chosen-ness, followers of Jesus are called to love all people, the Jewish neighbor as well as the Palestinian neighbor."
The promise was first made to Abraham (Genesis 15:18-21), then confirmed to his son Isaac (Genesis 26:3), and then to Isaac's son Jacob (Genesis 28:13). The Promised Land was described in terms of the territory from the River of Egypt to the Euphrates river (Exodus 23:31).
It's a shame that Israel had to put up a wall to keep the suicide bombers from coming through. That's where that form of terrorism was born. What did it accomplish? A wall. We're familiar with the topic of a wall in this country. For very much the same reason. To protect our own.
For those of you that are Christians, Jews or Muslims, let us pray to our God that we can resolve this issue once and for all. That way our children can grow up side by side in peace.
The problem with the Palestinians is that if you give them an inch they will literally take another mile. Not the ones that live side-by-side is neighbors but again is the radicals. In my Bible study discipleship program we spoke of this very issue. I know. SSG Political Bullhorn is a Christian. How surprising. LOL. But let's get serious for a moment here.
As we see from one book of the Bible to another there are slight variations. Just as there are slight variations in the Word there should be true and meaningful compromise so that both the Israelites and the Palestinians can live side-by-side in peace.
"Christians embrace Jesus’ words to love God, neighbor and enemy, and to pray for those who persecute us. Jesus, the Jewish teacher, says that on love of God and neighbor hang all the law, or Torah, and prophets. As in all matters regarding a theology of land and chosen-ness, followers of Jesus are called to love all people, the Jewish neighbor as well as the Palestinian neighbor."
The promise was first made to Abraham (Genesis 15:18-21), then confirmed to his son Isaac (Genesis 26:3), and then to Isaac's son Jacob (Genesis 28:13). The Promised Land was described in terms of the territory from the River of Egypt to the Euphrates river (Exodus 23:31).
It's a shame that Israel had to put up a wall to keep the suicide bombers from coming through. That's where that form of terrorism was born. What did it accomplish? A wall. We're familiar with the topic of a wall in this country. For very much the same reason. To protect our own.
For those of you that are Christians, Jews or Muslims, let us pray to our God that we can resolve this issue once and for all. That way our children can grow up side by side in peace.
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