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September 11, 2005
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Israeli Troops Pull Out Of Gaza Strip The Age Sun, 11 Sep 2005 7:38 AM PDT THE last Israeli troops began withdrawing from the Gaza Strip last night, ending 38 years of Jewish settlement and military garrisons inside the occupied Palestinian territory. |
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Cabinet Votes To End Gaza Rule AP via Yahoo! News Sun, 11 Sep 2005 8:46 AM PDT Israel's Cabinet voted Sunday to end military rule over the Gaza Strip after 38 years of occupation, but the final phase of the nation's historic troop pullout was marred by bitter disputes with the Palestinians over border arrangements and the future status of the coastal territory. |
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Army To Leave Gaza After 38 Years AFP via Yahoo! News Sun, 11 Sep 2005 6:20 AM PDT Israel's army was to begin its operation to pull out of the Gaza Strip after the cabinet gave the final green light for the historic withdrawal from the territory after a 38-year occupation. |
Comments
After
38 years of Gaza occupation and control Israel has walked away from land it
rightfully paid for with the blood of Israeli soldiers. It will prove to
be a major mistake that will be divinely rectified in due time.
But what will be the next move? Will militant groups insight Israel to attack and reclaim the land. The logical side of me says that this will be the most probable outcome. But scripture tells us that in the last days there will come a time when Israel will be at rest (Ezekiel 38:11) believing they are living in a time of peace and safety. Most Bible believing scholars foresee this time being at the beginning of the tribulation period and will most likely be due to the efforts of the antichrist.
As we wait for the next move in this international high stakes game of chess one can only wonder where it will lead to next. Eventually, all roads will lead to the last seven years.
Are you ready to meet the Lord? If not, your time is running out!
Pastor Malone