As dumb as they are sometimes, and even though many would not accept me, Israel is still my people. They are my people because God says they are His people. He wants the other sheep of His fold to pray for their peace and deliverance because He says they are the apple of His eye.
In the current environment, where Hamas has spearheaded a murderous sneak attack on the people of God, I’ve seen a lot of people trying to excuse the Arabs and blame Israel or the United States. One article calls the idea of wiping the so-called terrorists out as “genocide.” Others say that the U. S. created Hamas as a balance to Arafat. All of the articles ignore the very hateful fact that every single Muslim wants the “genocide” of Israel. No matter how much Israel has benefited the entire Middle East or created prosperity for millions of Muslims, they still hate and want to destroy the Jews.
Hate for Israel is hate for God. Muslim hate is driven by the deceiver, because they are his people and he hates God and everything about Him. But this doesn’t excuse the unreasoning attempts to wipe out Israel. All the good things of God, some of which are expressed in much of the economic success of His people, do not and will not sway the hatred. When faced with such immoral and unjustified hate, the only thing that can be done is to wipe out the haters. God did it with the Canaanites, who were so horrible they sacrificed children in fires to their gods and who practiced an immorality unseen until modern culture. He is going to do it again soon, because all of His goodness and light, including the sacrifice of His only begotten son Yeshua haMashiach or Jesus the Christ, is spat upon and scorned by the forces of the evil one.
He is the creator and source of all things of abundant life, wholeness, and purity. The earth is His and everything in it, and all who spurn His gifts and life are going to be sent to a place that is a fitting receptacle for their filth, trash and anti-life attitudes and practices.
So, genocide? You ain’t seen nothing yet.
Shalom, Bruce