Friends, keep your eyes on Jerusalem and pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
| Is Peres a Knight of Malta? |
Barry Chamish reported
the following:
Guess who is coming to Jerusalem?
A group
of 150 European priests, rabbis and imams to pray for peace at the Western
Wall, all with the personal blessing of Pope Francis and all organized by
the dastardly Marek Halter:
A group of French imams attended a general audience with Pope Francis on Wednesday, saying they saw the Catholic leader as a figure of reconciliation. "We feel something strong with this pope. We the minorities need him," Hassen Chalghoumi, a Tunisian imam in Drancy, a suburb of Paris said. "Moderates should be supported. We should not be grouped with extremists who burn churches," he said. The visit was organised by Marek Halter, a French writer of Polish Jewish origin, who briefly met with the pope during the audience in St Peter's Square. "We have a problem to resolve ourselves. Christians had this in the Middle Ages. Political Islam is winning the upper hand," Ben Ammar said. Halter said that Francis "can do what Benedict XVI never managed to do: reconcile Christianity and Islam".
Allow me to remind you of what I wrote about Halter so long ago. In March 1994, the newspaper Chadashot revealed a most remarkable secret of the Middle East "peace" process. A friend of Shimon Peres, the French intellectual Marek Halter, claimed in an interview that in May 1993, he delivered a letter from Peres to the pope. Within, Peres promised to internationalize Jerusalem, granting the UN political control of the Old City of Jerusalem, and the Vatican hegemony of the holy sites within. The UN would give the PLO a capital within its new territory and East Jerusalem would become a kind of free trade zone of world diplomacy.
Halter's claim was backed by the Italian newspaper La Stampa which added that Arafat was apprised of the agreement and it was included in the secret clauses of the Declaration Of Principles signed in Washington in September 1993.
A group of French imams attended a general audience with Pope Francis on Wednesday, saying they saw the Catholic leader as a figure of reconciliation. "We feel something strong with this pope. We the minorities need him," Hassen Chalghoumi, a Tunisian imam in Drancy, a suburb of Paris said. "Moderates should be supported. We should not be grouped with extremists who burn churches," he said. The visit was organised by Marek Halter, a French writer of Polish Jewish origin, who briefly met with the pope during the audience in St Peter's Square. "We have a problem to resolve ourselves. Christians had this in the Middle Ages. Political Islam is winning the upper hand," Ben Ammar said. Halter said that Francis "can do what Benedict XVI never managed to do: reconcile Christianity and Islam".
Allow me to remind you of what I wrote about Halter so long ago. In March 1994, the newspaper Chadashot revealed a most remarkable secret of the Middle East "peace" process. A friend of Shimon Peres, the French intellectual Marek Halter, claimed in an interview that in May 1993, he delivered a letter from Peres to the pope. Within, Peres promised to internationalize Jerusalem, granting the UN political control of the Old City of Jerusalem, and the Vatican hegemony of the holy sites within. The UN would give the PLO a capital within its new territory and East Jerusalem would become a kind of free trade zone of world diplomacy.
Halter's claim was backed by the Italian newspaper La Stampa which added that Arafat was apprised of the agreement and it was included in the secret clauses of the Declaration Of Principles signed in Washington in September 1993.
| God's eye is on His city Jerusalem and His chosen people |
In March 1995, the Israeli radio station Arutz Sheva was leaked a cable from the Israeli Embassy in Rome to Peres's Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem confirming the handover of Jerusalem to the Vatican. This cable was printed on the front page of the radical leftwing Israeli newspaper, Haaretz two days later. A scandal erupted and numerous rabbis who had invited Peres for Passover services cancelled their invitations in protest of his treachery. Peres reacted by claiming that the cable was real but that someone had whited out the word, "not;" the cable really said that Israel would "not" hand Jerusalem over to the holy pontiff.
Peres's partner in crime, and the real founder of the Oslo Accord, Yossi Beilin, coordinated his PLO policy with the Vatican. Check the timing; at the same moment that he was finagling an accord with the PLO, he was negotiating an agreement for Vatican recognition of Israel.
This eventually led to the Covenant Between the Pope and PLO Leader Yasser Arafat. On 15th February, 2000 at the Vatican, the Pope and the leader of the PLO terrorist organisation, Yasser Arafat, signed a covenant against the
G-d and
the people of Israel and Jerusalem. According to this agreement, Jerusalem should be
an international city based on international resolutions and an international
guarantee. (The UN decided on more than one occasion that Jerusalem should be
an international city.) They also decided that any step or activity taken by
Israel to change this position of Jerusalem is against the law. The agreement
also recognises a "Palestinian" state in the land of Israel and
agrees on cooperation between the Vatican and the PLO and the Vatican committed
itself to assist the so-called "Palestinians". Authorities in the
Vatican explained: "the agreement paves the way for establishment of full
diplomatic relations."
To summarize real history: In September, 1993 at Kennebunkport, MA, outgoing American President George Bush, ordered incoming Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to begin negotiations to bring the PLO to Israel in the name of "peace," knowing it would instead usher in an era of terrorism. Rabin despised his Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, so assigned the "diplomatic" task to Deputy Foreign Minister Yossi Beilin behind Peres' back. Beilin sent two wacky Tel Aviv "idealists," Ron Pundak and Yair Hirshfeld, to Oslo to negotiate the Oslo "peace accord." I got the ugly scoop of Oslo from Ron Pundak. Peres found out about their mission and his exclusion in the spring of '93. Knowing this Oslo peace was the only game in town, he sent Marek Halter to the pope with a letter offering Jerusalem as a prize for insinuating the Vatican in the "peace process."
In November of '93, the Oslo accord was signed, adjudicated by Beilin. Two weeks later, in December of '93, the Vatican Accord recognizing Israel, adjudicated by Beilin, was signed. Oslo and Vatican were the one and the same "peace accords." What did the Vatican have on Israel to be invited to the "peace" channel? Let us begin with their smuggling of over 100,000 nazis, hidden in their monasteries, to new homes abroad, far from the risk of prosecution. Combine this with the disgusting fact that in Israel's long history it has convicted just one nazi in its courts. That is the formula for deep blackmail.
How did Vatican spy, current President Peres, react to the "peace?" President Shimon Peres wants to hand over Israeli sovereignty of key Christian holy sites to the Vatican, a proposition that is reportedly opposed by Interior Minister Eli Yishai. This has ruffled feathers among other senior government officials, Army Radio reported on Monday.
According to the radio report, the president is exerting pressure on the government to give up sovereignty over six sites, including the Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth, the Coenaculum on Mount Zion, Gethsemane on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, and the Church of the Multiplication on the Kinneret.
The latest figure: Peres has offered the Vatican hegemony over 41 sites in Israel, 23 of which are in Jerusalem. And after all these interminable years, Marek Halter is back plotting with the pope, and you can be sure, as before, because Peres asked him to.
To summarize real history: In September, 1993 at Kennebunkport, MA, outgoing American President George Bush, ordered incoming Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to begin negotiations to bring the PLO to Israel in the name of "peace," knowing it would instead usher in an era of terrorism. Rabin despised his Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, so assigned the "diplomatic" task to Deputy Foreign Minister Yossi Beilin behind Peres' back. Beilin sent two wacky Tel Aviv "idealists," Ron Pundak and Yair Hirshfeld, to Oslo to negotiate the Oslo "peace accord." I got the ugly scoop of Oslo from Ron Pundak. Peres found out about their mission and his exclusion in the spring of '93. Knowing this Oslo peace was the only game in town, he sent Marek Halter to the pope with a letter offering Jerusalem as a prize for insinuating the Vatican in the "peace process."
In November of '93, the Oslo accord was signed, adjudicated by Beilin. Two weeks later, in December of '93, the Vatican Accord recognizing Israel, adjudicated by Beilin, was signed. Oslo and Vatican were the one and the same "peace accords." What did the Vatican have on Israel to be invited to the "peace" channel? Let us begin with their smuggling of over 100,000 nazis, hidden in their monasteries, to new homes abroad, far from the risk of prosecution. Combine this with the disgusting fact that in Israel's long history it has convicted just one nazi in its courts. That is the formula for deep blackmail.
How did Vatican spy, current President Peres, react to the "peace?" President Shimon Peres wants to hand over Israeli sovereignty of key Christian holy sites to the Vatican, a proposition that is reportedly opposed by Interior Minister Eli Yishai. This has ruffled feathers among other senior government officials, Army Radio reported on Monday.
According to the radio report, the president is exerting pressure on the government to give up sovereignty over six sites, including the Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth, the Coenaculum on Mount Zion, Gethsemane on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, and the Church of the Multiplication on the Kinneret.
The latest figure: Peres has offered the Vatican hegemony over 41 sites in Israel, 23 of which are in Jerusalem. And after all these interminable years, Marek Halter is back plotting with the pope, and you can be sure, as before, because Peres asked him to.
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