From Rich’s 2007 trip to Israel. Insights on Mount of Olives and Jerusalem from Tour Guide Amir Tsarfati. Part 1 of 2.
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Israel – 11 Mount of Olives 1 of 2
Mysteries of the Unknown- Holy Land tour
Dr. Indianapolis Johnson takes you along on his latest visit to the holy land…. in America no less.
All findings have been verified by Answers in Genesis and the Wyatt Archaeological Research.
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Filmed when I visited a roadside holyland attraction and found it abandoned on arrival, the whole thing was impromptu and improvised on the fly.
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Phase 3 (Part 8) The Holy Land
Phase 3 is intended to be a film of reflection rather than only information. It is meant to involve the viewer and to expect a level pro-activeness within us all, inshallah.
Another groundbreaking and riveting series from the creators of The Arrivals and The Divine Book. Phase 3 aims to set a new standard in online films. This production will (inshallah) wake up the world, and unite the people from every country, religion, culture or creed against injustice. A film by the people, for the people. Phase 3 is a WakeUpProject Film made up of 5 chapters. Directed by: Noreaga & Achernahr Video editing by: Bushwack , Purposefilms, Achernahr, Noreaga Animation & Graphics: Wolverine007 Scoring: Stoyan Ganev Narration: Shiekh Imran Hosein and Schimitar Available on WakeUpProject.com, and will be released on dvd soon inshallah.
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Khululiwe Sithole & Lebo M. – Lea Halalela (Holy Land)
song from Rhythm of the Pride Lands
lyrics:[translation of Zulu]
Fatshe leso [Our land]
Lea halalela [Is holy]
(Repeat)
Uli-buse le lizwe [You must rule this land]
Izwe lethu [The land of the people]
Mhlaba wethu [Soil of the people]
Uli phathe Kahle [Handle it with care]
Izwe lethu [This land of ours]
Izwe lehtu [This land of ours]
(Chorus)
Uzo libusa [You will rule]
Le lizwe [This land]
Uli buse kahle [Rule it with care]
Uzo libusa [You will rule]
Le lizwe [This land]
Le lizwe [This land]
Fatshe leso [Our land]
Lea halalela [Is holy]
(Repeat)
Uli-buse le lizwe [You must rule this land]
lzwe lethu [The land of the people]
Mhlaba wethu [Soil of the people]
U’zuli qondise [Keep it in order]
Izwe lethu [This land of ours]
Izwe lethu [This land of ours]
(Chorus)
Fatshe leso [Our land]
Lea halalela [Is holy]
(Repeat)
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Israel and Palestine: The Holy Land
Israel and Palestine: The Holy Land
The Holy Land, generally refers to the geographical region of the Levant called Land of Canaan or Land of Israel in the Bible, and constitutes the Promised land.
This area, or sites within it, hold significant religious importance to at least four monotheistic Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam and the Bahá’í Faith. Part of its sanctity stems from the religious significance of Jerusalem, the holiest city to Judaism, the third-holiest to Islam, and part of the proposed Christian Pentarchy.
Israel
Rosh Hanikkra
Haifa
Acre/Akko
Caesarea
Eilat
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Nazareth
Galilee
Palestine
Bethlehem
Jericho
Hebron
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???? ???- holy light (Orthodox easter) Jerusalem.Grizes Zones-PART 2/2
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This ceremony takes place in the Orthodox Church of the Resurrection in Jerusalem in such a way that bewilders the soul of the Christians.
On Easter Saturday, at noon, the Orthodox Patriarch, or any other Orthodox Archbishop, enters the Holy Sepulchre, recites special prayers and remains waiting. Sometimes the waiting is long, sometimes short. The crowd, in the darkened church, repeats continually with a loud voice: “Lord, have mercy.” (Kyrie eleison). At a certain moment the Holy Light flashes from the depth of the Holy Sepulchre in a supernatural way, miraculously, and lights up the little lamp of olive oil put on the edge of it. The Patriarch (or the Archbishop), after having read some prayers, lights up the two clusters of 33 candles he is holding, and begins to distribute the Holy Light to the multitude of pilgrims, who receive it with great emotion, accompanied with the pealing of bells, acclamations, and an unbridled enthusiasm.
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Pope to Visit Holy Land in May
Pope Benedict XVI said Sunday he would visit the Holy Land from May 8-15 in the first papal trip to the area since 2000. (March 
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The Holy Land: To Whom Does It Belong? (Hebrew)
Yeshayahu Leibowitz and Israel Eldad debate “Who owns Israel? The Arabs or Jews?” Maalot 1982
Translation by daledheyalef
First Guy: It is an issue close to our hearts, related to zionism. I come from a moshav here, close to Maalot. We have land which 30 years ago were occupied by the same Ishmaelites that this man (looks back) hates, and I am supposed to answer this Ishmaelite friend who tells me ‘this land which you plow, i occupied it 30 yrs ago’ in a friendly way he says it, “how do you explain the fact? that you are plowing it now, and sometimes by my labor, you pay me or my friends to plow land that belongs to me”. What do I tell this Arab who I am supposed to be living with in peace? I want there to be a day that he will sit with me as a friend rather than contemplate my destruction.
Leibowitz: (roughly, he uses “big words” sorry if its not completely accurate) no nation has a right to any land. ? I am not only speaking on the right of jews to israel or the right of palestinians to the land they call palestine. I am asking: what is the right of Swedish? people to Sweden? The answer is that they have no right to Sweden. However, eight million swedes live by the personal (lit. in their souls) knowledge that this land is the land of their nation. That is the relation of the Swedish people to Sweden. This relation is no deeper than any legal right. When there are legal rights you can make judgements, you can argue. We all know that there is an established group that make a living from this, arguing and making judgement on rights, namely judges. On personal knowledge/beliefs you cannot argue. (points to man who asked questions, says stuff i dont understund and then:)? This not just between you and the arab, rather it is between the Israeli nation and the Palestinian nation who are both living in a situation where both are living by the personal belief that the land is theirs. Everyone must ask: well what now then? there are two options. That is to say really one option, only one of the two The difficulties of such a division will be, from all perspectives, tremendous.
- Two choices, the third is nonexistent!
- Total War. The entire world will back the arab side.
- The alternative is partition to two states. I know, as do everyone else that this is not rational and it is not right/just. The difficulties following from such a partition will be tremendous. But, history cannot be changed.
Yeshayahu Leibowitz and Israel Eldad debate “Who owns Israel? The Arabs or Jews?” Maalot 1982 Israel Eldad (b. 1910 as Israel Scheib in Podvolochisk, Galicia, d. 1996), was a Revisionist Zionist philosopher. He was an early member and later chief ideological strategist of the Lohamei Herut Yisrael (Fighters for the Freedom of Israel) or Lehi. Called By the British the Stern Gang. Philosophy Eldad did not believe that the creation of the state of Israel was the goal of Zionism. He advocated more forceful use of the Israel Defense Forces and opposed the inclusion of the word “defense” in the name of the army. He opposed ceding any land to the Arabs. Yeshayahu Leibowitz ( 1903-1994) was an Israeli philosopher and scientist noted for his outspoken and often controversial opinions on Jewish ethics, religion and politics. Political views An Orthodox Jew, Leibowitz was known primarily for his philosophical writings and scathing critique of Israeli values and national policy. His remarks shortly after the Lebanon War in 1982 accusing Israeli soldiers of “Judeo-Nazi” mentality provoked a public outcry. While such remarks led some to conclude that he was an anti-Zionist, Leibowitz repeatedly affirmed his belief in the validity of the Zionist endeavor, both in writing and in conversation, throughout his life.
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???? ???- holy light (Orthodox easter) Jerusalem.Grizes Zones PART 1/2
??????????? ??? ?? ???? ??? ??? ?????????? (???????? ?????) ??? ????????? ??? ??? ??????? ??? MEGA CHANNEL TO 2001 ??????? ?????. ????????????? ????? ?????????, ?????????? ??????????? ???????? ???????, ?????? ????????? ??????????? This ceremony takes place in the Orthodox Church of the Resurrection in Jerusalem in such a way that bewilders the soul of the Christians. On Easter Saturday, at noon, the Orthodox Patriarch, or any other Orthodox Archbishop, enters the Holy Sepulchre, recites special prayers and remains waiting. Sometimes the waiting is long, sometimes short. The crowd, in the darkened church, repeats continually with a loud voice: “Lord, have mercy.” (Kyrie eleison). At a certain moment the Holy Light flashes from the depth of the Holy Sepulchre in a supernatural way, miraculously, and lights up the little lamp of olive oil put on the edge of it. The Patriarch (or the Archbishop), after having read some prayers, lights up the two clusters of 33 candles he is holding, and begins to distribute the Holy Light to the multitude of pilgrims, who receive it with great emotion, accompanied with the pealing of bells, acclamations, and an unbridled enthusiasm, ?????? ???? ????? ?????
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