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12th January 2014 19:16
Link to Post #21
Re: Two Blood Red Moons Prophecy and possible deaths of two world leaders
While looking for banter from Hamas, which is significant.. I came across this post in the Jerusalem Press by the other son of Mr. Sharon.. Mr. GILAD SHARON dated 11/18/2012
reference to the post - http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-Ed-C...n-is-necessary
"There is no middle path here – either the Gazans and their infrastructure are made to pay the price, or we reoccupy the entire Gaza Strip."
"There is no justification for the State of Gaza being able to shoot at our towns with impunity. We need to flatten entire neighborhoods in Gaza. Flatten all of Gaza. The Americans didn’t stop with Hiroshima – the Japanese weren't surrendering fast enough, so they hit Nagasaki, too.
"There should be no electricity in Gaza, no gasoline or moving vehicles, nothing. Then they’d really call for a ceasefire.
"Were this to happen, the images from Gaza might be unpleasant – but victory would be swift, and the lives of our soldiers and civilians spared.
"IF THE government isn’t prepared to go all the way on this, it will mean reoccupying the entire Gaza Strip. Not a few neighborhoods in the suburbs, as with Cast Lead, but the entire Strip, like in Defensive Shield, so that rockets can no longer be fired.
"There is no middle path here – either the Gazans and their infrastructure are made to pay the price, or we reoccupy the entire Gaza Strip. Otherwise there will be no decisive victory. And we’re running out of time – we must achieve victory quickly. The Netanyahu government is on a short international leash. Soon the pressure will start – and a million civilians can’t live under fire for long. This needs to end quickly – with a bang, not a whimper."
A early test of sentiment for a setup of the "countdown clock" ?
Maybe not banter just from Hamas.. the words "need to flatten" certainly don't sound peaceful..
more discussion on that - http://liberalconspiracy.org/2012/11...e-occupy-gaza/
(Gilad Sharon is the youngest of former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon's sons. Gilad holds a master's degree in economics and writes a column for the prominent Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth. A major in the Israel Defense Force reserves, he manages his family's farm in Israel.) ref - colliers encyclopedia
Newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth - reference page: http://www.ynetnews.com/home/0,7340,L-3083,00.html
The below reference to LEAVING Gaza is from: http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...475984,00.html
"One of Sharon’s most controversial decisions was to remove all Jewish communities from the Gaza Strip in 2005, called the disengagement.
"In his book, Sharon’s son Gilad said it was originally his idea, but once his father adopted it, he was determined to carry it through, despite harsh opposition from the right-wing parties in Israel.
"Some of those who came to honor Sharon said they believe he had a true change of heart and would have continued to make peace with the Palestinians and withdraw from the West Bank as he withdrew from Gaza. His successor Ehud Olmert, held a series of intensive negotiations with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and says he came close to a peace deal with the Palestinians. In the end, he says, Abbas was unwilling to sign the deal.
“In 2005 Ariel Sharon came around and realized that the settlements were a mistake, and he tried to remedy it,” Basia Yoffie, who was visiting from NY told The Media Line. “He started to use the term 'occupation'. One time he even said to one of his cabinet ministers, "You want us to stay in Jenin forever? Forever?"
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12th January 2014 19:39
Link to Post #22