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Recognizing Israel: Reconciliation with the Arabs

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  1. Israel has been a fraud both with the Hebrew God and America. Arabs and Iranian regimes are puppet shows. Middle East is at the verge of resurgence through introduction of democracy. The democracy not like puppet democracies of India and Pakistan. A functioning democracy is played by the rules. The peacenik Jews who are likely to be saved by God from Israel’s destruction and the Palestinians would be assimilated in the rebirth of Middle East. Tehran would be baptized also with a palpable democracy. It is for the corrupt regimes to read the writing on the wall.

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