Much Ado About Hevron

A few thousand years ago our father Abraham bought the cave of the Machpelah field as the site for his burial, and that of his family. It was the first purchase of land he made in the land of Canaan. It is well documented, and only a delusional idiot disputes that the deed has been held by his descendants from the line of his second son Isaac...that would be the Jews. It is also a well documented fact that our father Israel buried his wife Rachel on the road to Beit Lechem. Again, only an idiot disputes this. Only an idiot...which is why the Falacstinians are banging shoes on their heads over a recent declaration by Israel that the Cave of Machpelah and Kever Rachel are included on a list of Israeli heritage sites.

Naturally the Muslim world evacuated its collective bowels over this. The UN is "concerned." Hizbullah, Syria, Iran and our "moderate" friends in Egypt and Jordan call this a "provocation." Hamas of course called for the killing of Jews (a Jew breaks wind and they call for killing us so quelle surprise...). Abu in a Suitabbas went to Belgium and said this might start a religious war.

A religious war? I suppose this would mean Jews standing up and fighting for what is theirs, what literally belongs to us by deed, by lineage. Likud MK Zev Elkin is right on the money when he says the outcry is because the Arabs are nervous. If we stake our claim to these places, which can only be done by Torah claim, then we are in fact asserting our national rights as we are commanded to do. This is what scares them more than an attack by the Super Rats of Jerusalem, an assertion of the Jewish claim to Judea and Samaria, our connection to what is our land, to which they have no connection whatsoever. There is no ancient Palestinian past. How can there be when there was never a country called Palestine?

Abbas calls these places "mosques." In reality they are the tombs of Avraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebbeca, Yaakov, and mother Rachel. They are not mosques. Rachel's tomb has only been referred to as a mosque since 1966. Kever Rachel has been a precious site to our people for 3500 years, when Islam didn't exist. In reality it is only the Jews who have allowed people of all faiths to pray there...a practice I would like to see ended. I am tired of our holy places being defiled by those that call for our deaths. If they wanted to come in peace, to honor the people they erroneously call their kin, if they came out of respect, they could come and leave flowers or something. But when they come to kill us they should not even be allowed to set their eyes on these places.

Elkin correctly points out that a Jewish claim of heritage flies in the face of the lie narrative of the Arab, that Jews only came to the land in the 19th century. Never mind that the Torah holds our claim, a book that has existed for thousands of years before Islam, or even Noam Chomsky.

Hevron, Beit El, Shiloh, Shechem, Jericho, Efrat...these are not names we made up after 1967. They are in the Torah. They are real. They are there. They are our heritage. The Arabs have none there. They can't stand it, and I love that. Now, these liars, these genocidal rat bags rattle their sabres as part of their pretext to launch a new war against Israel, to wipe out the Jewish state, and endanger the lives of Jews worldwide.

Jizbullah calls our claim an

"example of aggression against Muslim holy sites and an attack on the dignity of 1.5 billion Muslims around the world.”

Here's what our "peaceful" neighbors in Egypt and "Jordan" have to say as reported by Arutz-7:

Egyptian foreign ministry spokesman Hossam Zaki said in a statement: "This new Israeli position will only feed extremism, confrontations and violence, and it does not serve US efforts to revive peace.” Jordanian Minister of State for Media and Information Nabil Sharif said, “The Israeli policies that also seek to alter the historical and religious features on the ground in the occupied territories are rejected and are against international legitimacy. principles.”

International legitimacy principles? That's rich coming from a Jordanian minister. The land you call Jordan was to be part of the Jewish state under agreements signed under the League of Nations. Britain was put in charge of the mandate. They decided to illegally bisect the land and give half to the Hashemites after the House of Saud handed them their ass. Israel's legitimacy is in Torah (more importantly), and international law, so kindly blow it out your rear Nabil. And maybe pick up a copy of the Koran sometime so you can read Islam's recognition of our claim to the land.

Nabil and I do agree on one thing: Judea and Samaria are under occupation...by Arabs. What are the Arabs so hung about? The fear that perhaps that time is coming to an end. The big question is, will the Israeli body politic recover from its collective case of Stockhausen Syndrome and finally assert a legitimate Torah claim to sovereignty over our lands, or will they continue their Quixotic quest to nullify the our national/religious rights in our lands simply to preserve their ability to worship the false idol of their power? Stay tuned sports fans.