As
of today, there are 67 days until the most consequential election in
American history. This is what they say about many past elections, but this
is really it. For if the Democrats seize power – control of the U.S. House, the
U.S. Senate and the Presidency – and doing it by hook or by crook (the
justifies the means, you know) America as we know it will be forever changed.
America envisioned and created by the Founding Fathers will disappear into the
shadows of history.
The
ungodly secular-humanists/Marxists slow march through America’s institutions
over the last 100 years or so will have reached a crescendo – fulfilling Mr.
Obama’s fundamental transformation of America. Never again will the demonic
Democratic Party relinquish its grip on political power and control of the
masses.
Envision
with me what a Socialist Democratic Party, takeover, a bloodless coup, a regime
change, would look like. This is one in a series of daily articles leading up
to the 2020 General Election scheduled for November 3, 2020.
Israel has had divided
support among Americans. It seems that both parties on the surface say that
they support Israel, but the Democratic talk does not always match its walk as
does the Republican Party’s support at least under President Trump. When it
comes right down to it Israel is our only trusted ally in the Middle East.
Israel is our friend.
Democratic Party and
Israel
In a Jewish News Syndicate
article, “Democrats adopt platform at convention
supporting two-state solution, opposing BDS,” the author summarizes several key
points related to Israel found in the 2020 Democratic Party platform:
Ø “The Democratic platform includes
language that expresses support for the U.S.-Israel relationship, a pledge to
maintain security funding for Israel and backing for a two-state solution “that
ensures Israel’s future as a Jewish and democratic state with recognized
borders and upholds the right of Palestinians to live in freedom and security
in a viable state of their own.”
Ø
Regarding
the status of Jerusalem, the platform states: “We believe that while Jerusalem
is a matter for final-status negotiations, it should remain the capital of
Israel, an undivided city accessible to people of all faiths.”
Ø
It
also expresses opposition to “any effort to unfairly single out and
delegitimize Israel, including at the United Nations or through the Boycott,
Divestment and Sanctions [BDS] movement, while protecting the constitutional
right of our citizens to free speech.”
A NJ.com article adds that the
Democratic platform also opposes terrorism, settlement expansion and “any
unilateral steps by either side — including annexation — that undermine
prospects for two states.”
I am not so sure that the more radical elements of the
Democrat Party, which makes up a large part of its activist and radical base,
would agree with this portion of the Party’s platform. On college campuses, in
many major corporations and non profit organization there is a strong BDS
movement. There is also a pro-Palestinian movement. The Obama Administration funded
terrorism by returning huge amounts of money on pallets to the regime in Iran,
which is hellbent on destroying Israel. Joe Biden was part of that
Administration.
When President Trump moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem
in recognizing it as being the capital of Israel, the Democrats were
divided on their support for the move.
More than anything I think that the Democratic Party
platform was written to placate the Jewish vote more than really supporting
Israel to the degree that the Republican Party supports her.
Republican Party and
Israel
The
NJ.com article cited above,
summarized the Republican Party platform: “While both parties
support Israel, the Republicans said nothing about the two-state solution that
has been the bipartisan cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy for decades. It
called for moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, which Trump did during his
first term…The GOP platform called BDS “anti-Semitism” and said it “should be
denounced by advocates of academic freedom.”’
Recently the Trump
Administration helped to broker a deal between
Israel and the United Arab Emirates. The Washington Post noted that President
Trump’s “allies are casting the deal that the White House helped
broker between Israel and the United Arab
Emirates as a historic act of peacemaking. In a tweet Tuesday, Secretary of
State Mike Pompeo declared the agreement “truly
the most significant step forward for Middle East peace in two and a half
decades.””
President Trump has done
more than his predecessors and has done more than talk about helping Israel, he
has acted on their behalf.
Conclusion
Were the
Democrats to win control of the entire government this fall, the status of
Israel-U.S. relations would be a big question mark. Israel would receive less
support and her enemies in the Middle East including Palestine would receive
more support. A vote for the Democratic Party and for a Democratic candidate is
generally a vote against the state of Israel.
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