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Israeli Elections: Round 3
- Thread starter Harel13
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Considering we can prove without a shadow of a doubt that we have the Messiah on Religious Forums, who by definition is officially the King of Israel; really not sure why we would want to elect a corrupt government again.
I've got the knowledge to fix so many things in society, especially the religious crisis in the Middle East; like we could unite everyone under one banner, and fix the world's religious differences, creating a Oneness system of society or just pretend that appointing anyone else, won't lead to global annihilation as prophesied.
In my opinion.
There are about 2.5 Israelis on RF. Good luck making yourself known to the rest of us.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Then why do you not reign? Why do they not know of you?
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
I hope for the Israeli people that they get a good government in the futureI just got back from voting, and later I'll be going to volunteer to hopefully get more people out to vote.
So, ready for round 4?
(Yeah...I'm not too optimistic...
The situation you have experienced is not good for Israeli people or for none Israeli.
Imagine if people realized the Messiah is here sent from Heaven, we are on the internet, it only takes people publicizing it... As saying the other option prophesied will be the Great Tribulation.
Because I've been trying to fix the religious differences, and haven't been concentrating on making everyone know...
Prophecy related that 'The Seventh Beggar' should've discovered the Messiah; he has chosen to reject the prophecies in our discussion over the last 14 years, and literally is now asking me for when the destruction of humanity is instead.
We need professors of theology to establish this is real, at a university level of comprehension, to then prove it is logical for everyone.
The Messiah is discovered on the clouds speaking on lightning, which basically is the internet (Luke 17:24 - Luke 17:30).
In my opinion.
Well said.
Well people, I just got back from hours of wandering around a city in the south, knocking on strangers' doors only to discover one of the following: a. They aren't home. b. They already voted. c. Don't want to answer the door.
But we got pizza and cake in the end, so it all worked fine.
But we got pizza and cake in the end, so it all worked fine.
dybmh
דניאל יוסף בן מאיר הירש
Good on you for the effort though, I did voter outreach back in 2004...Well people, I just got back from hours of wandering around a city in the south, knocking on strangers' doors only to discover one of the following: a. They aren't home. b. They already voted. c. Don't want to answer the door.
But we got pizza and cake in the end, so it all worked fine.
It's rather hard to imagine any reason for optimism about expected turnout or expected outcome.
It's not a "great victory" unless he secures a high enough vote to be able to form a government.
Otherwise the mess will continue.
Good-Ole-Rebel
Well-Known Member
Good-Ole-Rebel
Well-Known Member
Probably because Jayhawker detests Netanyahu and thinks it's horrible that there's anyone that likes him.
Good-Ole-Rebel
Well-Known Member
Yes, I gathered that. But why does he detest him and those who like him?
Good-Ole-Rebel
I can only guess, until Jayhawker explains himself. There are a few options:
1. Netanyahu is on trial at the moment for I think bribery. Now, whether or not he really accepted bribery, he's still a person who spends way too much tax money personal extravagances. He's paved the way for other MKs to embezzel money from the government.
2. Netanyahu is center-right in his political leanings while Jayhawker, to my knowledge, is more to the left. Netanyahu isn't exactly in favor of a two-state solution.
3. Netanyahu is something of a jerk, pulling a lot of dirty political tricks, especially over the last year or so.
4. Netanyahu is a member of the Trumpian bunch. To some people, being friends with Trump is bad.
Good-Ole-Rebel
Well-Known Member
I see. Sounds as if you are not a supporter of Netanyahu either.
I think your point #(2) is the overall factor influencing all other points.
Good-Ole-Rebel
Yeah, but I don't hate him as much as leftists (I'm right-wing). Those were some possible reasons to hate him. Reasons to like him:
1. He's not exactly in favor of a two-state solution.
2. He's not really anti-religious like many of the leftist politicians.
3. He's got great ties with Trump.
4. At the very least, the right-wing parties have managed to hold the coalition for over a decade now, thanks to him, which is no small feat.
5. He gave Bennett the position of Minister of Defense, which is a smart choice in my opinion.