On nine occasions in just the past 20 years, the United States government has attempted to pressure Israel into decisions detrimental to her survival as a nation Her leaders have been rudely treated by US Presidents during these times. On each occasion, disasters immediately fell upon the United States.
10/30/ 1991: VP George Bush opened the Madrid Conference aimed at
forcing Israel to give up more land. Near the same time, a storm
formed in the Atlantic. It traveled in an unusual direction and sent
35 ft waves into Bush’s New England home.
8/23/1992: Madrid Conference moved to Washington, D.C. That same
day, Hurricane Andrew, the worst natural disaster in US history at
that time, caused over $30 billion in damage and left 180,000
homeless.
1/16/1994: President Clinton met with Syria’s President for talks on
forcing Israel to give up the Golan Heights. Less than 24 hours
later, a 6.9 earthquake shook Southern California. It was the second
most destructive natural disaster to hit the US.
3/1/1997: Yassar Arafat, head of the Palestine Liberation
Organization, toured America. He was in the US for one month,
leaving the first part of April. On the day he landed in the US,
powerful tornadoes devastated huge sections of Texas, Arkansas,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and the Dakotas. These storms led
to the worst flooding in the 20th Century. On the day he left, the storms ceased.
1/21/1998: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with President
Clinton. The Prime Minister was coldly received by Mr. Clinton
because he flatly refused to give up more of Israel’s land. Clinton
and Secretary of State Madeline Albright refused to have lunch with
him. A few hours later, the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke over
Clinton’s head.
9/28/1998: Yassar Arafat addressed the United Nations in New York
and stated that he would declare a Palestinian state by May 1999. As
he said these words, Hurricane George pounded the Gulf Coast and
caused $1 billion in damages. At the exact time Arafat left
the US, the storm faded.
8/29/2005: President George W. Bush pressured Israel to evacuate
from the Gaza Strip. 8,000 Israeli settlers were forced to leave
their homes and villages. Exactly one week later, Hurricane Katrina
smashed Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. 80% of the city of New
Orleans was under water. The percentage of the Israeli population
that was made homeless by the forced evacuations was almost exactly
equal to the same percentage of the American population left homeless
by Katrina.
3/23/2010: Prime Minister Netanyahu arrived at the White House to
meet with Obama. Instead of being taken through the front door, he was
taken through a side door, an apparent act of humiliation. No press
corps was invited and no friendly photos taken. Instead, he was
harshly addressed by Obama and then was left to sit alone while
Obama had lunch with his family. Obama’s parting remarks were, “If you come up
with anything new, call me.” The Prime Minister flew home. In 48
hours, huge storms caused massive flooding in the US, the worst in
200 years.
4/19/2010: Before the United Nations, Obama stated that the United
States will no longer automatically side with Israel at the UN. This
was the first time that any US President had made such a statement.
On April 19, Israel was celebrating her rebirth as a nation, since
the Jewish Calendar is a lunar calendar, unlike our solar calendar,
which would have had that birthday in May. Within 24 hours of
the Obama statement, the British Petroleum oil well exploded killing 11 in the
Gulf of Mexico. This was the worst natural disaster in American history.
4/19/2011: Obama embraced the Palestinian demand for Israel to return
to the 1967 borders, which Israel has declared would be asking her to
commit national suicide. This was a radical departure for the
government of the United States. Three days later on Sunday, May
22, 2011, the deadliest single tornado since 1953 tore through Joplin,
Missouri, destroying almost half the city and killing 138. A tornado
hit Minneapolis also.
Coincidence or Divine Judgment? Genesis 12:31 warns, “And I will bless them that bless you, and curse him that curses you: and in you shall
all families of the earth be blessed.”
It would be nice if our leaders could at least study recent history before they do things that might have divine consequences……….