Insights of the Conflict Between Israel and Islamic Nations

Insights Behind the Conflict Between Israel and Islamic Nations

This is from The Enemy Unmasked by Bill Hughes.

Chapter 8
Won’t They Ever Stop Fighting?

During the last two generations, there has been continual conflict in the Middle East. The six-day Israeli-Egyptian War of 1967, and the Yom Kippur Arab-Israeli War of 1973 are more prominent than the others. The bombing, bloodshed, crying, and the misery of war never seem to stop. Why do they continue fighting? What is the purpose of continuing this senseless killing?

The land of Israel lies at the center of an area that is completely hostile to it. Israel is of great religious and historical significance because the Messiah, Jesus Christ, walked the land of Israel for three and a half years of public ministry.

Alberto Rivera was a Jesuit who escaped the order and revealed a tremendous amount of information about them. He has written extensively about the Jesuits and their operation in the Middle East. The Jesuits greatly maligned him because of the information he provided. This information cost him dearly. He died from poison administered by a Jesuit assassin. All of Alberto’s information has proven to be true.

A Jesuit cardinal named Augustine Bea showed us how desperately the Roman Catholics wanted Jerusalem at the end of the third century. Because of its religious history and its strategic location, the Holy City was considered a priceless treasure. A scheme had to be developed to make Jerusalem a Roman Catholic city.

The great untapped source of manpower that could do this job was the children of Ishmael. The poor Arabs fell victim to one of the most clever plans ever devised by the powers of darkness…

The Vatican desperately wanted Jerusalem because of its religious significance but was blocked by the Jews. Another problem was the true Christians in North Africa preaching the gospel. Roman Catholicism was growing in power and would not tolerate any opposition. Somehow the Vatican had to create a weapon to eliminate both the Jews and the true Christian believers who refused to accept Roman Catholicism. Looking to North Africa, they saw the multitudes of Arabs as a source of manpower to do their dirty work…

The Vatican wanted to create a messiah for the Arabs, someone they could raise up as a great leader, a man with charisma who they could train, and eventually unite all the non-Catholic Arabs behind him… creating a mighty army that would ultimately capture Jerusalem for the pope. — Jack Chick, The Prophet, Alberto part 6, Chick Publications, pp. 5, 18.

Here we see that the Catholic Church desperately wanted control of Jerusalem because of its location and its great religious significance. The wanted to use the Arabs to grind the Jews and Christians into the dust so they could take over Jerusalem. The Vatican also invented a ‘messiah’ figure from among the Arabs around whom the Arab world would unite.

A wealthy Arabian lady, who was a faithful follower of the pope, played a tremendous part in this drama. She was a widow named Khadijah… Her job was to find a brilliant young man who could be used by the Vatican to create a new religion and become the messiah for the children of Ishmael. She soon found young Muhammad, and they were married… Under orders from the Vatican, Roman Catholic Arabs across North Africa began spreading the story of a great one… who was about to rise up among the people and be chosen one of their god. — ibid. pp. 19,20.

Islam and the rise of Muhammad was an invention of the Catholic Church. The purpose of this new religion was the destruction of Jews and the followers of Christ in order to gain the Middle East, and especially Jerusalem for the pope.

By the time Muhammad died, the religion of Islam was exploding. The nomadic Arab tribes were joining forces in the name of Allah and his prophet, Muhammad. In their ‘holy book, the Koran, Jesus is regarded as only a prophet. If the pope was His representative on earth, then he also must have been a prophet of God, which caused the followers of Muhammad to fear and respect the pope as another ‘holy man.’ The pope moved quickly and issued bulls granting the Arab generals permission to invade and conquer the nations of North Africa. The Vatican helped to finance the building of these massive Islamic armies in exchange for three special favors:

As time passed, the power of Islam became tremendous… Jews and Christians were slaughtered, and Jerusalem fell into their hands… It was time for the pay- off… The pope asked for Jerusalem. But by now, the Arab generals felt the exhilaration of victory everywhere they went. They felt nothing could stand in their way. The pope’s carefully laid plans began to backfire and then crumbled before his eyes. — ibid. pp. 21, 22.

The pope’s plans failed miserably. Instead of giving Jerusalem to the pope, the Moslems built their sacred building, the Dome of the Rock, in Jerusalem on the very site of the old Jewish temple, thus making Jerusalem the second most holy place, next to Mecca, in the whole Islamic world. There was no way that the victorious and powerful Arab armies would give Jerusalem to the pope. Now the Arab leaders turned to new lands to conquer.

The Muslim generals were determined to conquer the world for Allah… so they turned their eyes toward Europe. The Islamic ambassadors approached ‘His Holiness’ in the Vatican and asked for papal bulls to give them permission to invade European countries. The Vatican was outraged. War was inevitable. Temporal power and control of the world were considered the basic right of the pope. He wouldn’t think of sharing it with what he considered heathens. The pope raised up his armies and called them crusades to hold back the children of Ishmael from grabbing Catholic Europe. The wars continued for centuries… and Jerusalem slipped out of the pope’s grasp. — ibid. p. 23.

The Arab forces wanted to take over the world for Allah. The pope said no, and wars ensued. These wars, called crusades, went on for centuries throughout Europe and the Middle East. The papacy wanted, not only to keep the Arabs out of Europe but also to wrench Jerusalem out of the hands of the Arabs. Is it possible that the statement made by George Bush on September 17, 2001, had any historical reference? Bush declared that America was fighting a crusade against terrorism. Is it possible that the president realized that one of the key objectives in this current war on terrorism is to regain Jerusalem for the pope? In light of Bush’s track record of obedience to Rome, it should be obvious!

U.S. News and World Report of April 8, 2002, has a cover title that reads, “The Crusades… The Truth About the Epic Clash Between Christianity and Islam.” The article shows that Catholicism and Islam clashed in the Crusades during the Dark Ages. In this issue, when they refer to ‘Christianity’ they are referring to Catholicism. This issue has a lengthy article that covers the Crusades.

It was the fall of 1187, and an emissary from the besieged city of Jerusalem had come to beg Saladin, the sultan of Egypt, for mercy. After barely four days of assaults, the Christian defenders saw that Saladin had them hopelessly outmatched. Waiting in his tent outside the city’s walls, the Muslim ruler knew both sides had a lot riding on the outcome of this battle.

For the city’s defenders, the prospect of Saladin’s wrath loomed. The last time Jerusalem was sacked by an invading army — a Christian one — its narrow streets ran red with blood. For Saladin, his honor depended on capturing Jerusalem. All summer his armies had battled their way north through the Christian fiefs like an angry desert wind, with only one goal: recapturing the holy city that had been occupied by European invaders for 88 years. — The First Holy War, U.S. News And World Report, April 8, 2002, p. 36.

For nearly three centuries, the Catholic armies fought the Muslim armies for control of Jerusalem, the so-called city of peace. The Catholic armies wanted to give it to the pope as a gift because the pope wanted to rule the world from Jerusalem. The Arabs wanted it because the Dome of the Rock, their second most holy shrine, was located there. War and bloodshed raged for centuries over this piece of real estate.

Saladin doesn’t get much play in Western history books. You’re more likely to read about Richard the Lion-Hearted, the leader of the European expedition to retake Jerusalem — and even he is most often remembered as a peripheral character in Robin Hood tales…

The battle between Saladin and Richard marked the high point of the Crusades, the first major clash between Islam and Western Christendom, which lasted more than three centuries.

From their beginnings in 1095, the Crusades inspired more passion than anyone expected. The first Crusade was preceded by droughts and famine and heralded by meteor showers. The idea of an expedition to reclaim Jerusalem from the unbelievers seized the imagination of people from all social classes. Led by deeply religious knights like Godfrey of Bouillon and Tancred, armies of ‘Latin’ Christians [followers of the Catholic Church] from France, Germany, England, and elsewhere marched through what is now Hungary to Constantinople, the great center of Christianity in the East. — ibid. p. 38.

The First Crusade was really the only one that the papacy won. Blood ran knee-high through the streets of Jerusalem as the Arabs were slaughtered. This, however, would be the only victory for the papacy. Thereafter, the Muslims dominated the fighting.

Following the First Crusade,

It took almost a century before a leader strong enough to unite the Muslim Middle East appeared. When Saladin finally retook Jerusalem, it was Christendom’s turn to be shocked. The archbishop of Tyre, a Christian [Catholic] stronghold north of Jerusalem, hurried west to Italy on a black-sailed ship with news of Jerusalem’s fall, along with letters begging for help. — ibid. p. 39.

The letters for help brought to their aid Richard the Lion-Hearted, England’s most temperamental sovereign.

He arrived in the Holy Land in 1911 at the age of 33… For 16 months, Saladin and Richard Battled across the parched plains of the Holy Land. Finally, ill and leading an exhausted army, Richard negotiated a truce with Saladin and headed home. He never returned. — ibid. p. 39.

The truce permitted the Crusaders to occupy a strip of land along the land along the coast and permitted the Muslims to continue to occupy Jerusalem, but allowed Christians to visit Jerusalem.

While the crusades of the Dark Ages failed to obtain control of Jerusalem for the pope, the most recent wars in the last 100 years have brought the papacy closer to her goal than she ever has been.

Marching into a Jerusalem captured from the Turks in 1917, a British general, Sir Edmund Allenby, proudly declared:

‘Today the wars of the Crusaders are completed,’ and the British press celebrated his victory with cartoons of Richard the Lion-Hearted looking down at Jerusalem above the caption ‘At last my dream come true.’ The colonial powers glorified the Crusaders as their ideological forebears. — ibid. p. 39.

During WWI, the papacy, still with a strong desire for control of Jerusalem, planned a sequence of events that would finally allow the papacy to take over Jerusalem. Using nations under her control, among whom was Britain, the papacy took control of the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks. This was step 1 in the process.

England was to take Palestine away from the Turks. This resulted in the creation of a national homeland for the Jews with the Balfour Declaration. During World War II, the Jesuits would not allow the trapped European Jews to emigrate to Roosevelt’s American Empire, Churchill’s Great Britain, or Stalin’s Russian Empire. Rather, the Order permitted many to enter Palestine while the majority perished in the Death Camps located deep in the woods of Roman Catholic, Jesuit-controlled, Poland… By 1918, the order, financed by its Federal Reserve Bank and Bank of England, will have completed the first phase of its Second Thirty Years’ War — World War I, including the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918 having globally killed forty to one hundred million people. During that time the Jesuit General will have used his British Intelligence Service and Lawrence of Arabia to unite the Arabs of Palestine in driving out the Ottoman Turks. He will have used General Allenby to drive the Turkish Moslems out of Jerusalem — a major accomplishment.

And how would the Company maintain control of Palestine and Jerusalem won by its British sword? Enter the House of Rothschild with the Jewish Masonic Zionists.

In 1918, the Jesuits would cause their Zionists in England to issue the Balfour Declaration declaring Palestine to be the new homeland for ‘The Wandering Jew’. Could it be that after nineteen hundred years of Rome’s crusades, inquisitions, and pogroms the Jewish Race would now have a place to call its own? Or was Zionism a setup for the greatest betrayal the Jewish Race has ever known… World War I prepared the Land for the People. World War II prepared the People for the Land. — Eric Phelps, Vatican Assassins, Halycon Unified Services, pp. 464, 512, 514.

Instead of taking a public stand, he [Spellman] would operate behind the scenes by ‘personally calling on every South American country to cast their votes for Israel… There was little doubt that Spellman knew U.N. delegates… After a bitter struggle, Israel was admitted to the United Nations by a vote of thirty-seven to twelve. The Israelis had turned to a number of men of prominence, including John Foster Dulles to promote their cause. Many were convinced that Spellman had been the deciding factor. — John Cooney, The American Pope, Times Books, pp. 186, 187.

We have seen that the Jesuits place great significance on Israel and have fought two major wars and the papacy’s great desire to rule the world from Jerusalem, future wars planned by the Jesuits and the Illuminati will be used as further attempts to bring the pope to Jerusalem to rule the world from there.

Their plan is that when the terrorism and killing get bad enough, the Jesuit-controlled news media will urge upon the blinded masses the need for a peacemaker to come to that troubled area to rule. This peacemaker will be the pope. Once he is enthroned in Jerusalem, the 1,700-year-old dream of the papacy will come true.

General Allenby declared upon entering Jerusalem that the wars of the Crusades were completed. This was near the end of World War I. General Eisenhower, commander of the Allied forces in Europe during World War II, declared that he was fighting a European crusade. George Bush in 2001 declared that a crusade was being fought against terrorism. In light of Albert Pike’s statement requiring three world wars, do you suppose that each of these men recognized the significance of these three wars on regaining Jerusalem for the pope?

Will there ever be peace in Israel? There will probably be peace for a brief interval when the pope is enthroned there. However, the pope will soon thereafter start to exercise his authority to force the entire world to become Catholic as he did during the Dark Ages when he controlled the world. This will bring about terrible persecution and destruction throughout the earth. Only those who are in submission to God’s control will find safety in that awful time.