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Kickin' Ass and Takin' Names
Guest
Even after President Bush's visit to Jerusalem, the prospect of peace
between Israelis and Palestinians faces many obstacles, but at least
one man hopes Bush's plan fails: "It is just insanity!" said an
exasperated Pat Robertson.
-- quote
And if we do this, there is a judge in heaven, and that judge in
heaven is going to take vengeance against those who damage Israel.
That's what the Bible says: Don't touch them--he who touches you
touches the apple of my eye. You're sticking your finger in God's eye.
That's what the Bible says. Terry, I fear for our country if we go
forward with this nonsense.
-- end quote
Robertson said the U.S. and Israeli governments are "just asking for
the wrath of God" by talking about giving part of Jerusalem to a
Palestinian state. For Robertson, the "wrath of God" can mean a lot of
things: natural disasters, terrorist attacks--even a persistent
vegetative state. Almost exactly two years ago, when Israeli Prime
Minister Ariel Sharon suffered a stroke that has left him in a coma to
this day, Robertson blamed it on God's wrath over Sharon's withdrawal
from the Gaza Strip.
While Robertson says Bush is "in a fog," the televangelist has been
campaigning for Rudy Giuliani because of the former New York mayor's
foreign policy stance. However, when Giuliani was asked about Bush's
visit during this week's Republican presidential debate, he didn't
mention the wrath of God.
between Israelis and Palestinians faces many obstacles, but at least
one man hopes Bush's plan fails: "It is just insanity!" said an
exasperated Pat Robertson.
-- quote
And if we do this, there is a judge in heaven, and that judge in
heaven is going to take vengeance against those who damage Israel.
That's what the Bible says: Don't touch them--he who touches you
touches the apple of my eye. You're sticking your finger in God's eye.
That's what the Bible says. Terry, I fear for our country if we go
forward with this nonsense.
-- end quote
Robertson said the U.S. and Israeli governments are "just asking for
the wrath of God" by talking about giving part of Jerusalem to a
Palestinian state. For Robertson, the "wrath of God" can mean a lot of
things: natural disasters, terrorist attacks--even a persistent
vegetative state. Almost exactly two years ago, when Israeli Prime
Minister Ariel Sharon suffered a stroke that has left him in a coma to
this day, Robertson blamed it on God's wrath over Sharon's withdrawal
from the Gaza Strip.
While Robertson says Bush is "in a fog," the televangelist has been
campaigning for Rudy Giuliani because of the former New York mayor's
foreign policy stance. However, when Giuliani was asked about Bush's
visit during this week's Republican presidential debate, he didn't
mention the wrath of God.