The internal motto (lot) in Ezekiel 28:25 inspires my thoughts and feelings:

 

 

כה-אמר אדני יהוה בקבצי את-בית ישראל מן-העמים אשר נפצו בם ונקדשתי בם לעיני הגוים וישבו על-אדמתם אשר נתתי לעבדי ליעקב

 

 

 

coh amar adonai YAHWEH bekabtzi et-beit yissrael min-haamim ascher nafotzu wam wenikdashti wam leeinei hagoyim weyoschwu al-admatam ascher natati leawdi leyaakow

 

 

 

“This is how my master, JAHWEH, said:

 

In my gathering of the house of Israel from the peoples where they have been scattered, I will show myself holy through them in the eyes of the Gentiles.

 

And they will live on their soil, which I gave to My servant, Jacob. ”

 

 

 

This promise has been fulfilled since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948; but still hesitant for the time being. After the appearance of the Messiah, a new era will dawn; a new age! The “Palestinians” try to prevent this by all means. Lies, murder and terror are their known means. The indoctrination of the people through misrepresentation begins in childhood when school books propagate false facts. E.g. Israel simply eliminated from the maps. The Jewish presence in “Palestine” is consistently negated. The latest example is the Palestinian President Abbas, who claims that Jesus was not a Jew, but a Palestinian.

 

 

 

The Orthodox Jew Jonathan Feldstein points in the article of the “Jerusalem Post” to the dangerous lie from Palestinian nationalism and extreme Islamic replacement theology. Christians and Jews alike are affected because the Bible is their common foundation. According to Feldstein, there is no historical Palestinian people. In parlance during the British mandate, the Palestinians were the Jews.

 

 

 

What I particularly like about the newspaper article mentioned is the reference to the awakened Christians in the past century. Those Christians who saw the prophetic fulfillment of Israel should be fully recognized by the Jews. Likewise, the Jews should be accepted by the Christians.