First and foremost the call given by the Lord in Psalm 122:6 to Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: and the promise, They shall prosper that love thee.
Israel is gearing for another month of challenges
and threatening from members of the International community
who wish to use the United Nations as a launching pad for
anti-Israel/Semitic sentiment.
Durban is a series of conferences which first
started in Durban, South Africa 2001. New York city will play host, on
September 22, to "Durban III" a supposedly conference
designed to prevent and stifle growth of racism.
The Durban series, a UN - sponsored,
Conference has long been know as a public field where calls to
abolish the Jewish state of Israel is common place and anti-Semitic slurs
are sport. Answering the call to love Israel in deed are: Austria,
Italy, the Netherlands, Canada, Australia, the United States of America, and
the Czech Republic. These countries deciding against supporting, what many hail
as the Birthday of Durban I, are joining Israel in Boycott of the
event.
There is a growing role for grassroots support to
call for an end of negative rhetoric through peer- to-peer dialogue
new/social media, print, dance, and music and all forms
of expression. What Israel needs are real allies in peace.
Greater than anywhere else, treats are coming from the net by way of new and
social media, instead of using these forms to
build commonality, some seek to increase a divide by insinuating
violence and terror to a broader against targeted audiences. As it
is aptly named, by the Jerusalem Post, "Electronic Intefada
seems to grow stronger inhibit the best efforts at peace.
Join in the efforts to show love for Israel by:
- Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.
- Share Unity Building information. instead
of information that intends to destroy, and characterize
- Get the Facts. Be informed
with verifiable issues regarding Israel.
- Spread the Word through your social media network
about Loving Israel.
Aish has suggested 54 Ways
you can help Love Israel at this Crucial time.
Thanks Always and Be Blessed and Prosperous.
Matthew Redmond
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