Jewish News Syndicate
Former President Donald Trump repeated his charge that Vice President Kamala Harris hates Israel and that if she is elected president, Israel won’t exist in two years, speaking during the debate in Philadelphia that ABC News hosted on Tuesday.
The topic of Israel came up about one hour into the 90-minute debate, when the candidates were asked how they would reach a ceasefire deal between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas.
Harris opened by pointing out that Israel was attacked on Oct. 7 by Hamas, which “slaughtered 1,200 Israelis, many of them young people, who were simply attending a concert. Women were horribly raped.
“And so, absolutely, I said then, I say now, Israel has a right to defend itself. We would,” she said.
However, she said that how Israel defends itself “matters, because it is also true, far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed; children, mothers. What we know is that this war must end. It must end immediately. Click here to continue reading.
A remnant to a multitude… is how God chose for humanity to grow… His promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (Israel) (Exodus 32:13). If we deny this… we support the annihilation of humanity.
In context of the debate, and the other issues you give us warning on (thank you for your diligence)… I saw the referenced article in my email this morning. Seems relateable to the times.
“And a Goat Shall Lead Them”… in more ways than one… in politics, the professing “spiritualized church”, and the other ways to “aid and abet” a guilty conscience.
Judas Goats: Agriculture’s Bizarre, Drug-Addicted Masters of Deceit Once Ruled the Killing Floor
https://www.agweb.com/news/livestock/beef/judas-goats-agricultures-bizarre-drug-addicted-masters-deceit-once-ruled
In one of the most bizarre spectacles in agriculture history, nicotine-addicted Judas goats once led sheep to slaughter down livestock’s version of the green mile. The aptly named Judas goats, rewarded with a single cigarette for every herd of sheep deceitfully escorted to the killing floor, were once key players in meatpacking plants.
It strains credulity to envision the surreal parade of a lone goat leading sheep across a meatpacking facility, coaxing the flock up concrete ramps, delivering the herd beyond the point of no return, and then hustling toward a nicotine fix and a repeat performance. However, Judas goats were part-and-parcel of livestock slaughter, and their history sheds a fascinating light on a bygone era. Betrayal by bleat and tobacco.