Category: Jerusalem, Temple Mount

Peres” Pope to lead Israel to “fields of peace”

When the Israeli Prime Minister went to Washington, the Israeli President traveled to Rome to meet “His Holiness”.

Shimon Peres seeks the blessings of the Pope. Look at their handshake. The classical greetings of two freemasons.

The Israel President Shimon Peres is a freemason, knighted by the Queen of England, the former Colonial head of “Palestine”.  In 2008, the Queen made Peres a “honourary Knight Commanders in the Order of St Michael and St George”.

Peres is also closely connected to the Vatican, and embraces the pope as “His holiness”.

Shimon Peres was knighted by the Queen of England in 2008.

What did Peres and the pope talk about?

The topic was the future of the Old city of Jerusalem. Peres chat with the pontiff was well coordinated with his Labor party fellow Ehud Barak’s offer to Mahmoud Abbas: “Lets both hand over the Temple Mount to a special regime”. This is like music in the ears of the pope, who long to set up his throne inside the “Holy basin”.

At the conclusion of the audience, President Peres gave the “Holy Father” a one-foot tall silver Menorah on which is inscribed:

“To his holiness Pope Benedict XVI, the Shepherd who seeks to lead us to the fields of blessings and the fields of peace.”

You should pay some attention to how freemasons greet each other when they shake hands.  Because they are ordered to put a tomb, outside of the hand of a higher Commander.

That both Tony Blair and Shimon Peres use the same odd handshake when they greet the pope, is not a funny coincidence.

This is the way high commanders among the freemasons greet each other.

While we know that Tony Blair has become a Papist. It should be rather shocking for Israeli citizens that their own president also takes his orders from the head of the Vatican.

First published: September 8th, 2010.

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The daily prayer center for Israel’s destruction

Harsh racist slogans against Jews and Israel Defense Forces soldiers are shouted on the Temple Mount.

The Muslims put their butts up towards the Dome of the rock, when they pray for Israels destruction.
The Muslims put their butts up towards the Dome of the rock, when they pray towards Mecca  for Israels destruction.

OP-ED by Gonen Ginat, in Israel Hayom

Quote: “In recordings in the police’s possession, your client [Yehuda Glick] is seen and heard praying … and reciting the prayer for the welfare of the State of Israel and for the welfare of IDF soldiers. … A criminal file has been opened against your client. … Signed: Superintendent Shimi Marciano.”

I do not know Yehuda Glick personally. But his name is familiar to anyone who keeps up with the news: He is one of the people who works to encourage Jews to visit the Temple Mount. The State of Israel and its judiciary have never deemed this activity as illegal. On the contrary: The High Court of Justice has ruled time and again that Jews are permitted to pray on the Temple Mount — providing, of course, that public order is preserved.

Now, what should one do when he comes across an official state document, bearing the Israel Police letterhead, stating that this man, Yehuda Glick (whom I have never met or spoken with), is barred from going up to the Temple Mount because he was caught praying there? It is true that entrance to the compound must be coordinated ahead of time, and it is well known that one must avoid creating any provocation on the premises, but let’s not get carried away.

There is something else. Demonstrations against the state take place routinely on the Temple Mount. Harsh racist slogans against Jews and Israel Defense Forces soldiers are shouted there, and posters bearing similar messages are prevalent as well. All of this is done under the aegis of free speech. Fine. We can live with that. But if freedom of speech allows people to insult the state and wish death on its soldiers, does it not tolerate the recitation of prayers for the welfare of the state and its soldiers in the same place?

But as it turns out, the police have determined that some prayers are permitted while others are forbidden. One may pray on the Temple Mount for the destruction of Israel, but one may not pray for its welfare.

Source: Israel Hayom

My comment:

It is absurd that Israel ban prayers for the safety and prosperity of the Jewish homeland.  And on the same place, permit prayers for Israel’s destruction.

Muslims who pray for Israel’s destruction and are involved in incitement of terrorism, should basically be deported back to , the Kingdom of Jordan, the nation who occupied Jerusalem from 1948 to 1967. When they are deported back to the city of Amnan, these Muslims can continue to chant their religious prayers to Satan, and hope for his guidance.

All Messianic believers understand, that prayers for Israel’s destruction only bring destruction on the wicked men, and their families.  Because Satan is defeated. After the Messiah died and resurrected in Jerusalem, Satan is stripped of powers over all who believe. All powers in Heaven and Earth are now with Jesus the Messiah. He is the rock of Israel and our salvation. Amen.

Written by Ivar

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Jordan rejects Jews right to pray at Temple Mount

Report: Jordan vetoes Israeli request to allow Jewish prayer on Temple Mount.

The Kingdom of Jordan wants to ban non Muslims from praying on the Temple Mount.
The Kingdom of Jordan wants to ban non Muslims from praying on the Temple Mount.

The top Jordanian government official responsible for the custodianship of religious holy sites in Jerusalem is quoted in local press on Tuesday as saying that he is “adamantly opposed” to any Jewish worship atop the Temple Mount.

Abd Al-Nasser Nassar, who serves as Amman’s top legal adviser for Islamic and Christian property in Jerusalem, is quoted as telling the Jordanian daily al-Rad that his government rejected an Israeli request to allow for Jews to pray in a small, designated area atop the site.

In the peace treaty signed between the two governments nearly 20 years ago, Israel acknowledged the Hashemite Kingdom’s “special role” in the custodianship of the holy sites in Jerusalem. In any final-status arrangement, the Israeli government pledged to “give high priority to the Jordanian historic role” when weighing any deal.

Source: Jerusalem Post

My comment:

The Israeli-Jordanian peace agreement was signed in 1994. Israel agreed that Jordan should have a custodian responsibility over “holy sites” in Jerusalem.

This is a strange agreement, since the Kingdom of Jordan have no presence in Jerusalem, and do not reclaim East Jerusalem. The Kingdom has rather exported her rights, based on an “historic role” to the PLO.

 Psalm 3:4

I call out to the Lord, and he answers me from his holy mountain

But the PLO, who was formed in 1964, do not have any historic rights to pay in Jerusalem. The Islamic terror organization was formed to delete the state of Israel, not to secure religions freedom in the capital of Israel.

So of the Jordanians wants to have a role to play, they must admit that the Arab Palestinian have no role to play. Since they have been rejected citizenship in the Kingdom of Jordan. You can simply not have it both ways,

Written by Ivar

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1967: Israel gave the Temple Mount back to Islam

One of the mysteries of 1967: Why did Israel give the Temple Mount back to Islam?

Moshe Dayan and the Israeli Government returned the Temple Mount to Islamic forces after liberating the most holy site in Judaism.

Many Christians taught that the return of the Messiah was imminent, when the Israeli army took control of the Temple Mount in June 1967.

Many got more than a surprise, when the Zionist Government gave the control over the most holiest site in Judaism, back to the Islamic Waqf.

Why?

Israeli soldiers captures the Temple Mount

Those who believe in mainstream Orthodox Judaism, believe that God of the Bible will rebuild a Temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.And since we believe that God gave Israel the victory, why was God so weak, that he lost the Temple Mount?

Did God loose the 1967-war?

For a Christian, this issue should be very simple. God do not longer live in buildings made by the hands of men. Our body is now the Temple of the Holy spirit of God.

So whats the point, of building a new Jewish temple on the Temple Mount?

And since a man of lawlessness is going to set him self up in “God’s temple” before the return of the Messiah, why should we long to be in control of this place?

John 2:21
But the temple he had spoken of was his body.

The Israeli army on top of the Western wall, holding the Israeli flag.

 Acts 17:24
“The God who made the world and everything in it is the Lord of heaven and earth and does not live in temples built by human hands.

 1 Corinthians 6:19
Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own;


One of the most famous Zionist picture. The Western Wall back in Jewish hands.

It is indeed strange, that Jews and Christians criticize Islam for making the Temple Mount a Jew-free zone. Since it was the Israeli Government who gave Islam this authority in June 1967.  And to make this topic even more interesting. Many Ultra Orthodox Jewish group agrees with Islam, that Jews shall not enter the Temple Mount. Simply because they are not “clean enough”.  So the ban of Jews entering the Temple Mount even has Jewish supporters.

A clear warning about a site cleansed for Jews.

This what Wikipedia has recorded:

An Islamic Waqf has managed the Temple Mount continuously since the Muslim reconquest of the Kingdom of Jerusalem in 1187.

On 7 June 1967, soon after Israel had taken control of the area during the Six-Day War, Prime Minister Levi Eshkol assured that “no harm whatsoever shall come to the places sacred to all religions”.

Together with the extension of Israeli jurisdiction and administration over east Jerusalem, the Knesset passed the Preservation of the Holy Places Law, ensuring protection of the Holy Places against desecration, as well as freedom of access thereto. Israel agreed to leave administration of the site in the hands of the Waqf.

Although freedom of access was enshrined in the law, as a security measure, the Israeli government currently enforce a ban on non-Muslim prayer on the site. Non-Muslims who are observed praying on the site are subject to expulsion by the police.

Source: Wikipedia

Read more about Jewish views on the Temple Mount

Written by Ivar

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