On November the 29Th 1947 the United Nations voted in favor of establishing a Jewish state called Israel back in her historic God given inheritance. Now sixty five years later on November the 29Th 2012 there is was a evil plan unleashed, as 138 nations voted to recognize a Palestinian observer state, on the lands of Israel in Judea, Samaria and Gaza.
General Assembly recognizes Palestine as observer state
Overwhelming majority of UN member states okay resolution to upgrade Palestinian Authority's status; 138 countries vote in favor, 41 abstain and nine oppose
Yitzhak Benhorin
11.30.12 Israel News
The General Assembly on Thursday approved a resolution granting Palestine non-member observer state at the United Nations. As many as 138 countries vote in favor of the bid; 41 abstained and nine voted against it. The nine countries that voted against the resolution are:Israel, US, Canada, Czech Republic, Panama, Marshal Islands, Micronesia, Nauru and Palau. Among the 41 countries that abstained were Britain, Germany, Holland, Australia, Poland and South Korea.
Earlier, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called on the Assembly "to issue a birth certificate of the reality of the State of Palestine." Greeted with thunderous applause, he said that Palestine has come to the UN because it believes in peace. Abbas opened his speech by commenting on Operation Pillar of Defense and denouncing Israel for killing many Palestinians and causing great damage to infrastructure in Gaza.Referring to the "Nakba" events of 1948, he claimed that Israel committed modern ethnic cleansing.The Palestinian president also rebuked Israel for failing to "save the peace process" and came out against military strikes and settler attacks. He accused Israel of colonizing Palestine and continuing its aggression.
UN vote. Only nine opposed (Photo: Reuters)
Abbas. Aggressive speech (Photo: AP)
Abbas claimed that the Palestinians did not come to the UN to de-legitimize "a country created here many years ago" or to further complicate the peace process, but to launch a last ditch attempt for peace. He said that the Palestinians will not accept anything less than an independent state with east Jerusalem as its capital on all territories occupied in 1967 and a solution to the refugee issue.
General Assembly (Photo: AP)
Israel's UN ambassador, Ron Prosor, warned the General Assembly that "the Palestinians are turning their backs on peace" and that the UN can't break the 4,000-year-old bond between the people of Israel and the land of Israel. Prosor stated that "Israel is a nation that never hesitates to defend itself, but will always extend its hand for peace. Peace is a central value of Israeli society." He then said, "Israel is prepared to live in peace with a Palestinian state, but for peace to endure, Israel’s security must be protected. The Palestinians must recognize the Jewish State and they must be prepared to end the conflict with Israel once and for all."
"None of these vital interests, these vital interests of peace, none of them appear in the resolution that will be put forward before the General Assembly today and that is why Israel cannot accept it. "The only way to achieve peace is through agreements that are reached by the parties and not through UN resolutions that completely ignore Israel’s vital security and national interests. And because this resolution is so one-sided, it doesn’t advance peace, it pushes it backwards. "
Prosor: Abbas ignores history
Prosor accused Abbas of ignoring history with his remarks on November 29. "The truth is that 65 years ago today, the United Nations voted to partition the British Mandate into two states: a Jewish state, and an Arab state. Two states for two peoples. "Israel accepted this plan. The Palestinians and Arab nations around us rejected it and launched a war of annihilation to throw the 'Jews into the sea'. "
Celebration in Ramallah (Photo: Gil Yohanan)
Several years ago the Lord profoundly spoke to me in unique ways, warning of these days that are now unfolding before us click here to view word I received from the Lord years ago
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