HOW ISRAEL IS GOING TO SMASH IRAN - From US Air Bases in Kurdistan. (northern Iraq) UPDATE Jan 11th Eisenhower Task Force arrives in Mid East.

I hope they do what the say in th article. Show evryone what a rabid dog they are and let us make up our mind how we will retaliate, nuclear or let their neighbours do as they please after we confiscated their militay.




who are you talking about?


Israel, nuking Iran, showin us their twisted "logic".

We who believe in the Bible know Israel will never, ever lose!



That why you christians worship the sabbath on sunday?

We who believe in the Bible know Israel will never, ever lose!







do you think a flower proves that the bible is at all accurate? Or a man-made fictional literature?

As for Israel "never losing", they have already lost the hearts and minds of the majority of people around the globe.

Hey 19, did you see this?

Israel displayed for the first time Wednesday a collection of rare coins charred and burned from the Roman destruction of the Jewish Temple nearly 2,000 years ago.

About 70 coins were found in an excavation at the foot of a key Jerusalem holy site. They give a rare glimpse into the period of the Jewish revolt that eventually led to the destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in A.D. 70, said Hava Katz, curator of the exhibition.

The Jews rebelled against the Roman Empire and took over Jerusalem in A.D. 66. After laying siege to Jerusalem, the Romans breached the city walls and wiped out the rebellion, demolishing the Jewish Temple, the holiest site in Judaism.

The coins sit inside a glass case, some melted down to unrecognizable chunks of pockmarked and carbonized bronze from the flames that destroyed the Temple.

"These really show us the impact of the destruction of Jerusalem in the first century," said Gabriela Bijovsky, an antique coin expert from Israel Antiquities Authority. "These are a very vivid, dramatic example of that destruction."

"The most important coins we have are from those last four or five years of the rebellion against the Roman army, and one coin we found was actually minted very close to the destruction of the Second Temple," she said.

The coins were excavated from an ancient street below the Temple Mount, experts said. Archaeologists had to sift through debris and remove boulders thrown off the Temple Mount during the Roman raid before they found the road and the hoard of coins.

Today the Al Aqsa Mosque compound sits atop the ruins of the temples. Muslims refer to the site as the Noble Sanctuary, marking the spot from where they believe the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven. The conflicting claims make the site one the most explosive issues in the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

The coins are part of a larger exhibition in Jerusalem's Archaeological Garden, showing a collection of antique coins that have been uncovered over the past three decades.

The exhibition shows not only coins minted in Jerusalem during the rebellion but also European, North African and Persian coins that were found around the holy site from various periods.

"This just shows the international character of the city," Katz said. "It shows the importance of Jerusalem to generations of people ... the importance of Jerusalem never faded away for Jews, Christians and Muslims," she said.

Neat!

Hey 19, did you see this?

Israel displayed for the first time Wednesday a collection of rare coins charred and burned from the Roman destruction of the Jewish Temple nearly 2,000 years ago.

About 70 coins were found in an excavation at the foot of a key Jerusalem holy site. They give a rare glimpse into the period of the Jewish revolt that eventually led to the destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in A.D. 70, said Hava Katz, curator of the exhibition.

The Jews rebelled against the Roman Empire and took over Jerusalem in A.D. 66. After laying siege to Jerusalem, the Romans breached the city walls and wiped out the rebellion, demolishing the Jewish Temple, the holiest site in Judaism.

The coins sit inside a glass case, some melted down to unrecognizable chunks of pockmarked and carbonized bronze from the flames that destroyed the Temple.

"These really show us the impact of the destruction of Jerusalem in the first century," said Gabriela Bijovsky, an antique coin expert from Israel Antiquities Authority. "These are a very vivid, dramatic example of that destruction."

"The most important coins we have are from those last four or five years of the rebellion against the Roman army, and one coin we found was actually minted very close to the destruction of the Second Temple," she said.

The coins were excavated from an ancient street below the Temple Mount, experts said. Archaeologists had to sift through debris and remove boulders thrown off the Temple Mount during the Roman raid before they found the road and the hoard of coins.

Today the Al Aqsa Mosque compound sits atop the ruins of the temples. Muslims refer to the site as the Noble Sanctuary, marking the spot from where they believe the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven. The conflicting claims make the site one the most explosive issues in the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

The coins are part of a larger exhibition in Jerusalem's Archaeological Garden, showing a collection of antique coins that have been uncovered over the past three decades.

The exhibition shows not only coins minted in Jerusalem during the rebellion but also European, North African and Persian coins that were found around the holy site from various periods.

"This just shows the international character of the city," Katz said. "It shows the importance of Jerusalem to generations of people ... the importance of Jerusalem never faded away for Jews, Christians and Muslims," she said.

Neat!

Hey 19, did you see this?

Israel displayed for the first time Wednesday a collection of rare coins charred and burned from the Roman destruction of the Jewish Temple nearly 2,000 years ago.

About 70 coins were found in an excavation at the foot of a key Jerusalem holy site. They give a rare glimpse into the period of the Jewish revolt that eventually led to the destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in A.D. 70, said Hava Katz, curator of the exhibition.

The Jews rebelled against the Roman Empire and took over Jerusalem in A.D. 66. After laying siege to Jerusalem, the Romans breached the city walls and wiped out the rebellion, demolishing the Jewish Temple, the holiest site in Judaism.

The coins sit inside a glass case, some melted down to unrecognizable chunks of pockmarked and carbonized bronze from the flames that destroyed the Temple.

"These really show us the impact of the destruction of Jerusalem in the first century," said Gabriela Bijovsky, an antique coin expert from Israel Antiquities Authority. "These are a very vivid, dramatic example of that destruction."

"The most important coins we have are from those last four or five years of the rebellion against the Roman army, and one coin we found was actually minted very close to the destruction of the Second Temple," she said.

The coins were excavated from an ancient street below the Temple Mount, experts said. Archaeologists had to sift through debris and remove boulders thrown off the Temple Mount during the Roman raid before they found the road and the hoard of coins.

Today the Al Aqsa Mosque compound sits atop the ruins of the temples. Muslims refer to the site as the Noble Sanctuary, marking the spot from where they believe the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven. The conflicting claims make the site one the most explosive issues in the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

The coins are part of a larger exhibition in Jerusalem's Archaeological Garden, showing a collection of antique coins that have been uncovered over the past three decades.

The exhibition shows not only coins minted in Jerusalem during the rebellion but also European, North African and Persian coins that were found around the holy site from various periods.

"This just shows the international character of the city," Katz said. "It shows the importance of Jerusalem to generations of people ... the importance of Jerusalem never faded away for Jews, Christians and Muslims," she said.

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Respectfully, it appears as if you are deliberately throwing this thread with the intentional underpinning of Israel's right to seize Jerusalem. Because some coins are found, doesn't PROVE that the Jews belong there anymore than the Muslims/Arabs do.

I see this as a propaganda stunt, very craftily executed, to lend the appearance of Israel's innocence, in it's ever-aggressive conquest for land in the ME.

Spiral, you have no idea dear. Deliberate huh? Because I asked if she had seen this article? Look Spiral, I know there are bad people in all nations, of all races etc. I don't doubt that Israel has some very nasty people, that is why God has lifted, but not removed His hand from them.

It is written though, that in the end Israel will prevail, and all who come against her will be crushed. I know you and many others don't understand this, and that's all fine and dandy...but...I do believe that.

Spiral, you have no idea dear. Deliberate huh? Because I asked if she had seen this article? Look Spiral, I know there are bad people in all nations, of all races etc. I don't doubt that Israel has some very nasty people, that is why God has lifted, but not removed His hand from them.

It is written though, that in the end Israel will prevail, and all who come against her will be crushed. I know you and many others don't understand this, and that's all fine and dandy...but...I do believe that.


Written by humans as you stated before and heavily editied during the Council of Trent. Hello???

You may be right, Israel may prevail, and slaughter the Iranians, and enflame the world to unite under one umbrella to support the aggressive war policies of Israel.

On the other hand, I might be right, and Israel will LOSE if they try to attack Iran. They want war with Iran, we all can feel just how bad they want it, too. Israel *could* hypothetically lose. US backing is quickly waning, as we see the US increasingly turn their noses up to Israel's actions, even Obama has warned Israel to freeze their illegal settlement activity, for which Israel is very, very angry.

Ever since Obama said that, there has been a M A S S I V E propaganda campaign underway to discredit Obama, and even the UN, and the US.

The rabbit hole goes deep. You could be right, and Israel will continue down this aggressive land-grabbing road, or else....Israel could finally be met with utter defeat.

You may be right, Israel may prevail, and slaughter the Iranians, and enflame the world to unite under one umbrella to support the aggressive war policies of Israel.

On the other hand, I might be right, and Israel will LOSE if they try to attack Iran. They want war with Iran, we all can feel just how bad they want it, too. Israel *could* hypothetically lose. US backing is quickly waning, as we see the US increasingly turn their noses up to Israel's actions, even Obama has warned Israel to freeze their illegal settlement activity, for which Israel is very, very angry.

Ever since Obama said that, there has been a M A S S I V E propaganda campaign underway to discredit Obama, and even the UN, and the US.

The rabbit hole goes deep. You could be right, and Israel will continue down this aggressive land-grabbing road, or else....Israel could finally be met with utter defeat.


Perhaps, we'll all see very soon.

our christian god has the biggest penis. die rag heads die!

phreaking idiocy.

On the other hand, I might be right, and Israel will LOSE if they try to attack Iran. They want war with Iran, we all can feel just how bad they want it, too. Israel *could* hypothetically lose.

No way, there's too much of a coincidence with Israel being recreated as a country, etc.. and what's going on in the world today that fits in with what it says in the bible for it to be all a matter of chance.

He/she was making a point. A very good point too, if'n you ask me.

On the other hand, I might be right, and Israel will LOSE if they try to attack Iran. They want war with Iran, we all can feel just how bad they want it, too. Israel *could* hypothetically lose.

No way, there's too much of a coincidence with Israel being recreated as a country, etc.. and what's going on in the world today that fits in with what it says in the bible for it to be all a matter of chance.

how will israel smash iran...????well israel have been killing ..innocent people since they moved into the middle east . israel dont need any practice on how to murder...


Yep, the Palestinans and all those other rap tops are completely innocent. You don't see Jews blowing themselves up in population centers do you? And then when some idiot rap top does so in Israel and Israel retaliates its suddenly Israels fault. Oh By the way...There Was NEVER a Palestinian State...Palestine NEVER exisisted with a central Government...Israel has been in that region as a Jewish state with a Centralized government more than once...Dont give me this shit about how its all the Jews fault...fuck you!



No firing into a civilian camp with f16s and tanks and white phosphorous is the civilized way huh. Brainwashed much?

He/she was making a point. A very good point too, if'n you ask me.


Well he/she should be more specific. I have never once said on here, that I wish for ANYONE to die. NEVER! Do I believe everyone should be at peace? You betcha. Will it ever happen? Highly unlikely, whether it be because of the Jews, Palestinians, etc, etc. It's just not going to happen.

He/she was making a point. A very good point too, if'n you ask me.


Well he/she should be more specific. I have never once said on here, that I wish for ANYONE to die. NEVER! Do I believe everyone should be at peace? You betcha. Will it ever happen? Highly unlikely, whether it be because of the Jews, Palestinians, etc, etc. It's just not going to happen.

peace will come when we all learn to love each other..that will happen when our lord jesus is sent my our loving father..

On the other hand, I might be right, and Israel will LOSE if they try to attack Iran. They want war with Iran, we all can feel just how bad they want it, too. Israel *could* hypothetically lose.

No way, there's too much of a coincidence with Israel being recreated as a country, etc.. and what's going on in the world today that fits in with what it says in the bible for it to be all a matter of chance.


You are very correct, but you can't expect for those who don't believe to understand. Nothing can be done about that.

our christian god has the biggest penis. die rag heads die!

phreaking idiocy.


From your mouth, not mine.

You are very correct, but you can't expect for those who don't believe to understand. Nothing can be done about that.

On the other hand, I might be right, and Israel will LOSE if they try to attack Iran. They want war with Iran, we all can feel just how bad they want it, too. Israel *could* hypothetically lose.

No way, there's too much of a coincidence with Israel being recreated as a country, etc.. and what's going on in the world today that fits in with what it says in the bible for it to be all a matter of chance.


You are very correct, but you can't expect for those who don't believe to understand. Nothing can be done about that.




OTOH (On the other hand) it might behoove you both to stop stroking eachother's religious genitalia and come to grips with a potential reality. Israel wants war, period. No matter WHAT those "ragheads" do or say will change that. Therefore, Israel must be stopped, dead in it's aggressive, war monger policies. Perhaps the world will unite against these aggressive inhumane war policies, in the ultimate clash of civilizations. Hopefully sanctions will stop Israel from attacking ANYONE else, now, and in the future. Their war profiteering will not be tolerated in a modern world.

She was agreeing, that her god had a bigger penis.