Israel was there , Israel is there and will be there forever

Submitted by Indian Hindu (India), Nov 9, 2006 at 06:11

As far as I know Israel is one of the oldest nations in middle east .

Judaism is older than Islam.

Jews inhabiited the land of Israel earlier than Muslims

Every grain of sand in every inch of Land from Mediterranean to River Jordan belongs to Jewish People.

When Arabs occupied this land , they turned the land of " Milk and Honey " into land of " Desert and Sand".

Early Jewish pioneers came and purchased the land by money from " Jewish Fund " and they worked very hard , they changed the land of swamps and mosquitos into land of greeery and prosperity.

Jewish people fought for the independence from Arabs and they got Israel.

It was recognised by USA , USSR , UNO ,etc.

Jewish PM Ben Gurion declared the doctrine of peace which promised to live in peace side by side with its arab neighbours.

It was Arabs who first attacked Israel and boasted of destruction of Israel and pushing all Jews into the sea.

Jews fought bravely for their survival and won.

Inspite of all Arab hatred , Jews gave all its Israeli Arab citizens equal rights and right to vote. that is why Israel is a successful and most vibrant democracy in Middle east.

Now Israeli and Palestinian Arabs are abusing the Jewish tolerance and again dreaming to outnumber jews by increasing their populations demographically, , They still hate Israel and jews , they now and than vow to destroy it.

This is enough and too much.

Israel has all the right to exist and defend itself from enemies.

and Israel should strike all its enemies one by one.

Majority of Freedom Lovers of World will pray for Israel.

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