Getting Past the 'Palestinian' Invective Against Victory

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Oct 5, 2022 at 14:02

The recent observances of the Jewish holiday festival and the more serious Yom Kippur where the faithful were attempting to incorporate the rituals on the most holy site of the Temple Mount, but were confronted with the same old intractibilities of the ancient feuds, lends to the continued arguments that Israel will never be allowed to assimilate all promised land rights as along as the 'Palestinian' argument is still given the breath of plausibility that Ishmael has superior rights over Isaac. When will that closing argument be made?
We read from Dr. Pipes' own observation:
[We have no reason to think that Mahmoud Abbas wants to come to terms with Israel.]
Is that the final answer?
From a secularistic Israeli governmental position; maybe. From the prophetic perspective, getting to the victory implicated elsewhere does provide the more positive answer, but getting there is problematic.
It cannot be determined from a humanist perspective. But no one is following the Tanakh here, are they?

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