Hamas supporter appointed minister in Norway

Vidar Helgesen was head of foundation who lobbied for an EU recognition of the Hamas. Yesterday he became minister for EU affairs in Norway.

The new prime minister of Norway should quickly remove Vidar Helgesen from the cabinet.

In 2009, The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) gave 22 million to a “dialogue foundation” where former State Secretary Vidar Helgesen is a director. The money was gifted after it was revealed widespread corruption inside the foundation.

The Auditor General of Norway (AGN) discovered the money transaction during an audit into the accounts to transfer money from section 163.71 “Humanitarian aid” and 164.70 , “Peace, reconciliation and democracy measures. For the years 2009 and 2010 were transferred 2.9 billion NOK were transported to these chapters on the government budget.

Money without documentation

In a letter of 22 April 2011 the AGN demand an explanation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs ( MFA) . 10 of 15 foundations working for “peace” or “humanitarian aid” could not provide satisfactory evidence of their activities. Nevertheless, the payouts from MFA continued.

In 2010, the MEA paid 22 million to Henry Duante Center for Humanitarian Dialogue ( CHD ) after it had been revealed “rampant corruption ” inside CHD . This foundation is based in a luxury villa in Plantamour in Switzerland. AGN notes that Norway had contributed 70 percent of the donation proceeds to CHD . During 2009 and 2010, the HCD paid 93 million from the Norwegian Foreign Ministry .

On the Board of CHD sits former junior foreign minister, Vidar Helgesen ( Cons ). Helgesen is currently Secretary General of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA ), including collaborating with the “Palestinians ” in connection with the holding of elections in “occupied Palestine.”

IDEA is based in Stockholm. On the organization ‘s website , you can read reports where IDEA supports a claim that the EU must recognize the Islamic terrorist organization Hamas. Among other things, the report “Perceptions from Egypt and Palestine on the EU ‘s Role and Impact on Democracy Building in the Middle East.

Yesterday, Mr. Vidar Helgesen was appointed Norwegian minister in charge of EU affairs, in the new joint Conservative Right wing cabinet of Norway. He will be seated at the Prime Minster Office in Norway, and will also function as the head of staff and the vice Premier of Norway.

Written by Ivar

October 17, 2013 3

Norway expected to improve country’s tone toward Israel

Pro-Israel groups in Norway hailed Monday’s national Norwegian elections that will bring to power a center-right government expected to be considerably more sympathetic to Israel.

Conservative Party leader Erna Solberg (sf.left) is the new Prime Minister elect of Norway. — Conservative Party leader Erna Solberg (second from left) is the new Prime Minister elect of Norway.

“Among pro-Israel supporters in Norway there is generally a sense of relief that the Norwegian people voted out of power those who have very little understanding for Israel and some of whom worked for a boycott of Israel,” said Conrad Myrland, head of With Israel for Peace (Med Israel for Fred), the largest non-religious, pro-Israel organization in the country.

Norway’s opposition Conservatives, headed by Erna Solberg, swept to victory on Monday. They are poised to form a coalition with the populist right-wing Progress Party and two small centrist parties, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals.

Ine Marie Eriksen Søreide, the Conservative party head of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the outgoing parliament who is touted as a possible foreign minister candidate, said her party’s policies on Israel and the Middle East would be marked by “a little less dogmatism and a little more realism and understanding of self. That should be the basis of Norwegian policy in the Middle East.”

Progress Party’s Peter Myhre said his party would “reduce the criticism that the current [outgoing] government has used when Israel wants to defend itself. The country’s right to defend itself is very important.”

The Christian Democrat’s Hans Olav Syversen, who was head of the Friends of Israel group in parliament from 2009 to 2011, said one of the changes that would be brought about by the election of a new coalition would be a “new rhetoric” on Israel. “You will not see us asking for boycotts [of Israel],” he said.

Source: Jerusalem Post

My comment:

Let me fist underline that the antisemitic elite in Norway lost the election in Norway. This is good news.

The bad news, is that the new Right-left government of Norway is not going to commit it self to radical changes. The Norwegian embassy will not be shifted from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Norway is still going to feed into a “two-state solution”, which includes the division of Jerusalem.

The Jewish people were skeptical to the Messiah coming for Galilee. “Can anything good come from there?”. Surely, the Messiah was raised in Nazareth.

But from Norway, do not expect anything good. This nations is committed to Replacement theology, and “Palestinianism”. Still, there are some 10.000 Evangelical Christian Friends of Israel inside this nation.

Written by Ivar

September 12, 2013 1

Bennett: The Oslo ‘killing machine’ is dead

Bayit Yehudi leader says does not believe anything will come of current Israeli-Palestinian talks, therefore remains in government.

Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett hope that the influence of Oslo is over.

The diplomatic agreement Israel reached with the Palestinians in Oslo 20 years ago and the concept of creating a Palestinian state are dead, Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett wrote on his Facebook page late Tuesday night.

Bennett recalled his shock when he heard as a soldier that then-prime minister Yitzhak Rabin had shaken hands with then-Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. He said that the past two decades had proven that Rabin made a grave mistake.

I’m aware that the Israeli government is conducting negotiations with Abu Mazen,” Bennett wrote about Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas.

“I do not believe anything will come of [the talks] and that is why I remain in this government.

“That being said, it is my duty to present the nation of Israel with the truth. I will do everything in my power to prevent this disaster.”

Source: Jerusalem Post

My comment:

We have to be careful when we chose our words. For someone an act of violence is “terrorism”. For others it is a “legitimate use of force’.

The question should always be:

What do God think about our actions?

Plotting to harm and kill Jews have always been seen as a noble activity amomg the pagans. From the book of Esther, till yesterdays four rockets fired into Israel from Hizb”Allah controlled Lebanon. The Holocaust being the ultimate service to the “gods” of the gentiles.

John 16:2
They will put you out of the synagogue; in fact, the time is coming when anyone who kills you will think they are offering a service to God.

The leftist Norwegian government could care less about the Bible, and what the living God say about Israel.

Norwegians at large are secular hedonists, who worship money and their own self-righteousness. They have all agreed to remove “Christianity” out of their constitution, and adopted the Islamic world view. Even with the votes of the Christianity People Party (Kr.F).

This World view is shared by the media and the political elite. The indoctrination is massive. Almost 4 out of 10 Norwegians feel Israel is the reason for the trouble in the Middle East, acting “like the Nazis towards the Arabs and Muslims”. Like in Nazi-Germany, the “Jewish problem” is one of the hard core issues, and the reason for concern.

The PLO got the Nobel price of peace in Oslo. The ultimate deception. — The PLO got the Nobel price of peace in Oslo in 1994. The ultimate deception, with thousands of Jewish victims.

Within the Christian minority in Norway, the Friends of Israel hardly amounts to 10.000 people.

The ruling Labor party is fully in control of the leadership in the The Lutheran state Church.

Over the last 20 years the secular government has appointed Bishops of their choice, and completely replaced Biblical Christianity with a unique Norwegian styled New Age religion.

What has taken place in Norway is really sad, and truly unique.

The so-called “Oslo peace process” was nothing short of Hitlers “peace process for Europe”.

While talking about “peace”, the German “peacemakers” armed them selves to the teeth. Just like the Islamic “peace forces” do today.

Oslo gave them a royal opportunity to continue their Jihad from a fresh base on the Mountains of Zion. This cancer is difficult to remove. Still the leader of a Zionist political party in Israel, who support Jewish settlers, claim the “Oslo war machine” is dead.

I am not so sure it is dead. Oslo continue to be the largest sponsor of Islamic terrorism on the western hemisphere.

The support of “Palestinianism” in Norway goes right across the political spectrum, the Conservative party giving no assurances of a more pro-Israel attitude, if they win the Norwegian national election on 9th of September.

The “Oslo war process” is very much on.

Behold: The Messiah, the Lion of Judah is about to return. He is the rock of Israel, and the lover of my soul. He will judge the nations, based on their support or betrayal of the Zionist state of Israel. Amen.

Written by Ivar

August 23, 2013 3

Op-Ed: Jew-hatred today in Norway’s island of massacre

Two years ago, on July 22nd 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 69 youngsters at a camp of the Labor government party on the island of Utoya.

The Norwegian AUF camp can only one enemy that deserved to be boycotted. — The Norwegian AUF camp had only one enemy that deserved to be boycotted.

Selective compassion in Norway, By Giulio Meotti

It was then discovered that the youth movement had invited representatives from the Palestinian Popular Front of Palestine to participate in their Utoya’s camp. The PFLP is listed as a terrorist organization by the United States, the European Union, Canada and the U.K.

Money was collected for the Arab terrorists at the camp. These are the same terrorists who slaughtered the little Fogels in Itamar.

In 2010 at the Utoya camp, the AUF also established “the State of Palestine”, by fencing off an area and setting up a “separation wall” (youngsters played at being “cruel” Israeli border guards).

At Utoya’s 2011 camp, students also promoted the boycott of the Jewish State. The Norwegian Prime Minister was also photographed while getting a T-Shirt from the Fatah Youth leader Hassan Faraj with the inscription “Free Palestine”, which means death to Israel.

A few days ago Norway’s Prime Minister visited again the island of the massacre and Jens Stoltenberg was photographed again with a flag of “Palestine”, a gesture intended to incite the youth to hate the Israeli Jews.
Utoya is the mirror of Europe’s conscience. The only Norwegian Jew deported in 1942 to remain alive, Samuel Steinmann, protested against the proposal of touring Utoya like students do in a Nazi concentration camp.

“I feel like this is a demotion of the Holocaust’s gravity”, Steinmann said to the Dagen newspaper.

This is the steady stream of hostility, carefully cultivated and implemented over the past decade by Europe’s élite and mainstream and which has conditioned the average Palestinian Arab to view Israel with hatred, thereby laying the conceptual groundwork in Palestinian Arab society to justify launching vicious acts of cruelty against it.

Norway’s leaders are celebrating the Palestinian terrorists who wrap babies in strollers with slogans of hatred around their foreheads, who name summer camps after suicide bombers and who proclaim in music clips the wonders of “martyrdom” and murder.

This is exactly what Norway and the rest of Europe are saying to Israel:

Breivik’s terrorism is pure evil, it is racism, while the Jewish people is facing “national” terror, a different kind of terror, in the face of which the Israelis must retreat in a series of “disengagements”. Utoya’s message is clear: the Fogels were killed because of “the occupation”, while Norways’ students have been gunned down because they were morally superior to Breivik.

This is the very root of Europe’s murderer mentality: a continent compassionate for all kinds of victims, except for blown up Jews. A continent that regards as heroes and “liberators” those who slit children’s throats on a Samarian hill.

Giulio Meotti:

The writer, an Italian journalist with Il Foglio, writes a twice-weekly column for Arutz Sheva. He is the author of the book “A New Shoah”, that researched the personal stories of Israel’s terror victims, published by Encounter. His writing has appeared in publications, such as the Wall Street Journal, Frontpage and Commentary. He is at work on a book about the Vatican and Israel.

Source: Israel National News

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