Bombing techniques used in the Middle East to promote terror are now also being used inside Mexico.
Mexico: Not by the blood of bulls or rams. But a sacrifice of human blood to the devil him self.
Mexican authorities busted a senior Hizbullah operative, Jameel Nasr, who employed Mexican nationals with family ties to Lebanon to set up a network designed to target Israel and the West. He traveled frequently to Lebanon to receive instructions from Hizbullah commanders.
It is not a secret that Islamic terrorists raise money from sales of drugs.
From where have Hezb”Allah got the cash to buy drugs, that will be resold?
They do not need such cash.
They have done barter trade with the Mexican drug lords. The deal is: “Mexicans will sell drugs for you, if you teach us how to operate as real terrorists”.
30.000 dead and counting. The Mexican Government do not know that they are fighting a war with Hizb”Allah as a proxy. The Roman Catholics in Mexico do not know that the devilish motive behind this war, is to target and bring down America it self.
Proverbs 27:6 Wounds from a friend can be trusted, but an enemy multiplies kisses.
Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah recently threatened that the Lebanese Islamic movement would take revenge on Israel for the assassination of Imad Mughniyeh.
Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah
Mughniyeh, a top Hezbollah commander, was slain in the Syrian capital of Damascus on February 12, 2008, at the hands of Mossad agents. The assassination showed that the Israeli regime had, unfortunately, institutionalized terrorism across the globe.
In a recent speech on the outskirts of Beirut, Nasrallah warned that Israeli leaders would pay a heavy price for Mughniyeh’s slaying. Experience shows the Hezbollah chief is straightforward in his words, and means what he says when adopting a stance on local or foreign issues.
Nasrallah also threatened Hezbollah fighters will capture the town of Al-Jalil in northern occupied Palestine should the Zionist regime of Israel attack Lebanon. Nasrallah’s reaction to a possible Israeli strike on Southern Lebanon is the outcome of the recent regional and international developments.
The Middle East, which has entered a new era following the ouster of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Tunisian ruler Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, is poised to witness fresh political changes in the future. Such a political makeup will result in the emergence of new movements in Egypt and Jordan against the US and Israel’s unjust treatment of Arab and Muslim nations in the region.
Over the past 30 years, the Muslim nations in the Mideast have witnessed the rise to power of regimes which have given their nations the worst of treatments with the backing of the West, including the US.
It is obvious if one is a believer in Jesus Christ and read’s His Word that Israel will not be able to live in true peace, until our Messiah come. The coming Anti-christ peace will be a false peace, and a temporary one.
Men like Nasrallah will continue to murder, steal, and abhor everything that stands for Israel. Unfortunately, Israel will have to continue defending themselves, from nations like these.
Our Lord Jesus Christ comes soon. God’s promise to Israel is eternal, and unless men like Nasrallah repent, they will face an eternity of pain. It is written in God’s word, so it is the complete truth.
Revelation 1:7
Behold, he is coming with the clouds, and every eye will see him, even those who pierced him, and all tribes of the earth will wail on account of him. Even so. Amen.
Hassan Nasrallah in on his way out of the bunker. Hizb"Allah now runs Lebanon.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hit back Wednesday evening at comments earlier in the day by the head of militant Lebanese organization Hezbollah.
The Islamic terrorist organization hand claimed that it had the ability to seize control of the Galilee region in northern Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented at the Jerusalem of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.
“Anyone who hides in a bunker will stay in a bunker,” Netanyahu said, referring to Hassan Nasrallah, who mostly appears only via video as his location is kept secret.
“We have a strong army and a united nation. We tried for peace with all of our neighbors, but the army is prepared and ready to defend Israel against any enemy.”
Benjamin Netanyahu have a point, but. Tides seems to change, in disfavor of Israel.
When the PLO started murdering Jews in 1964, they were hiding in caves and lonely places. Today they wine and dine with the US President in Washington.
It can not have bypassed the Israeli Prime Ministers attention, that also Hizb’Allah have come out of their bunkers. The Iranian sponsored gang of terrorists have taken over the Prime Ministers Office in Beirut.
What once was a powerful rhetoric by the Israeli leader, now seems more like a comment made living in self denial. It has been a long walk out the bunkers. But the murderers and butchers of Islam can now operate in the open. And there seems to be very little Israel can do about it.
On day, just before Jesus returns, men like Benjamin Netanyahu will again be forced to flee from Jerusalem.
Luke 21:21 Then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains, let those in the city get out, and let those in the country not enter the city.
Behold, Banjamin Netanyahu. Only Jesus the Messiah can bring true peace to Israel.
Protesters in Egypt and Lebanon have proclaimed today a “day of rage” with Lebanese Sunnis protesting against the nomination of the new prime minister, and Egyptians protesting against the Mubarak government.
Burning tires to protest against political slavery won't save one from burning in Hell.
The situations in Egypt and Lebanon have very, very little in common, if anything at all.
Hezbollah with a backing of Syria engineered a collapse of the Lebanese government. Once the Lebanese government fell apart, premonitions of a return to civil war started making their appearance in the Lebanese media.
In this whole scenario though, Syria and Hezbollah knew that they held the upper hand. If anyone wanted to avoid a bigger conflict, and that includes the Americans, the Saudis, and many of Lebanon’s own factions, then they would have to come to Syria to negotiate on Syrian terms. Those terms meant getting rid of Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri and also neutralizing the Special Tribunal for Lebanon investigating his father’s murder, and that investigation was putting at risk a number of Hezbollah and Syrian officials.
In Egypt, lots of fear is rising over whether Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will be dealt the same fate as Tunisian President Ben Ali who was overthrown in a popular revolt. In trying to take advantage of the Tunisia situation, a small group of Facebook mobilized protesters, called the April 6 Youth Movement, have mobilized today in this “day of rage.”
This is where we really need to factor in the differences between Egypt and Tunisia, and one the biggest factors to look at is the U.S. The broader strategic interest for the United States right now is to maintain stability within Egypt and to ensure a smooth transition between Mubarak and his successor. Now this is not only vital to the U.S. interest, but also to the Israelis, who do not want to see a crisis erupted in the country that could be exploited by Egypt’s well-organized Islamist movement.
So amidst all of these concerns and these protests it’s very little coincidence that the Egyptian army chief of staff is in Washington right now, with the U.S. getting assurances from the Egyptian army that the army will not abandon Mubarak like the Tunisian army did with Ben Ali.
To the above story must be added the anti-government protests in Jordan and the political firestorm raging among the Palestinian communities in Gaza, Judea and Samaria (known to most of the world as the West Bank.) There have also been violent street demonstrations in Algeria, Morocco and Albania in recent days.
Before you smile over the misfortune of Israel’s Arab neighbors, remember that chaos on your border is never a good thing. Israel is already hosting almost 40,000 refugees from conflicts in Sudan and Eritrea, and it’s putting a tremendous strain on this country. If Egypt, Lebanon or Jordan fall apart, the resulting humanitarian crises will have a very negative effect on Israel as well, to say nothing of the human tragedy that will ensue.
This is a time to pray, and pray hard, for the nation of Israel and for the Believing Church in these predominantly Moslem countries. Also pray for the innocent people who will get trampled on during these events. And pray that these events be used to turn the hearts of many to Yeshua Ha’Mashiac (Jesus Christ) the only One who can save anyone.
The protesters in these countries are looking for political freedom, but they should be more concerned with spiritual freedom from slavery to the darkness of Islam, which is much worse than political slavery to any earthly dictator.
II Samuel 22:3:
My God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, My shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold and my refuge; My savior, You save me from violence.
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