Israeli PM Says Conditions Ripe for Peace

[Chris]

Israeli PM Says Conditions Ripe for Peace
Robert Berger | Jerusalem 05 September 2010
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the State Department in Washington, before attending their direct talks aimed at peace in the Middle East, 02 Sep 2010

Israel is optimistic about new peace talks with the Palestinians despite deadly violence in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he is prepared for a "historic compromise" with Israel's Arab neighbors. Briefing his Cabinet on last week's launch of direct peace talks with the Palestinians in Washington, Mr. Netanyahu said he believes the Arab world is ready for peace. He said a creative, new approach is needed to resolve the core issues of the conflict that have caused the failure of negotiations in the past. Those issues include the status of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, Jewish settlements and the future borders of a Palestinian state. Mr. Netanyahu called for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to continue with him on the path toward peace, security and prosperity for Israelis and Palestinians.

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[tjplaw]

Studying Israels past you'll see they have signed numerous treaties with their neighbors and enemies only ending up in wars and conflicts.

It's very possible that Israel will again be disobedient and sign another peace treaty, it's unknown if they'll sign this treaty that's being forced upon them now, but Israel's history dictates it's very possible.

Personally I don't see how this peace treaty will bring (proposed) peace with thousands of missiles and rockets pointed at strategic targets in Israel. If a treaty is signed, it will probably help the Palestinian people and others to further organize an offensive against Israel.

Scripture isn't clear what event will start the next war (Psalm 83) but I suspect a new peace treaty helps it along.

Their is a huge reason why God has chosen Israel, He's always had to protect Israel, not just from it's enemies, but from itself.

[gulliver]

Their is a huge reason why God has chosen Israel, He's always had to protect Israel, not just from it's enemies, but from itself.