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Jerusaleum, capital of Israel for over 3,000 years

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Opinion Piece By Donna Westfall – December 9, 2017 –
2 Chronicles 6:5-6, wherein King Solomon quotes God as saying, “Since the day that I brought my people out of the land of Egypt, I chose no city in all the tribes of Israel in which to build a house, that my name might be there, and I chose no man as prince over my people Israel; but I have chosen Jerusalem that my name may be there and I have chosen David to be over my people Israel.”

When people talk about the “peace process” in that region of the world, I have some questions, “What peace process?” Didn’t that go down the tubes in 2014 with former Secretary of State, John Kerry? Yes, it did.

Has the United Nations been successful in establishing peace in the region? NOPE.

Most embassies are located in the capital of the country. I commend President Trump for having the chutzpah to recognize Jerusaleum as the capital of Israel and to plan on having our embassy relocated to that city.

You’ve got United Nations resolutions that typically and traditionally condemn Israel. Why? Simplistically, because of the numbers not to mention anti-semitism. Just like our local Del Norte County Board of Supervisors has a 3-2 deadlock over many issues, so to the UN because of the number of Arab nations that continually vote against Israel. It’s no surprise that the UN got the following vote on this resolution: “reiterated that any actions by Israel, the occupying Power, to impose its laws, jurisdiction and administration on the Holy City of Jerusalem were illegal and therefore null and void.” Now, the European countries have united with the Arab nations. The vote was 151 in favor if the resolution and six against, with nine abstentions.

Here’s the list of the six counties that vote against: Canada, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, the United States and Israel itself.

At issue has been the long sought after peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians with East Jerusaleum going to the future Palestinian state and Western Jerusaleum staying with Israel.

Although President Trump didn’t state any opinion on the future of the TWO Jerusaleum’s, his recognizing Jerusaleum as the capital of Israel seems to take away the United States neutrality on the subject making it harder for the US to be a broker for peace. Harder, but not impossible.

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4 responses to “Jerusaleum, capital of Israel for over 3,000 years”

  1. Roger Gitlin Avatar
    Roger Gitlin

    Thank you, Donna for this post. I, too, commend President Trump for the fulfilling of his campaign promise to relocate the American embassy to Israel’s capitol, from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. President Trump walks the walk, atypical of so many of our politicians. Hat’s off to you Mr. President.

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    1. j Avatar
      j

      I believe you meant “capital” which is a place, where “capitol” is the actual building. Easy to confuse, though.

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      1. Webmaster Avatar
        Webmaster

        Actually, most of the world press uses “capital” because it’s definition also refers to the noun, #1, “the most important city or town of a country or region, usually its seat of government and administrative center,” AND #2 “wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available or contributed for a particular purpose such as starting a company or investing.”

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  2. Corn Ondacobb Avatar
    Corn Ondacobb

    And the Golan Heights? Israel needs to be reined in. They along with our own nation have conspired with even ISIS to infringe on sovereign nations. We need not support land claim reform in Israel until we deal with our own infringements (how do you say “Huh?” in Yurok?). There has long been a successful lobby to bring about the end of the world so we can meet Jesus again. It is just sick and twisted.

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