Our Rituals Are Wiinning

[Don1]

*My note, this signals the start of the end for iskikeal, when iskikeral and the Arabs go to WW3, then xanity will fall and islam and the juden power stucture will fall apart.*

Hail Satan!
88!


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... order.html

Egypt opens Gaza border
Egypt is to permanently open the border crossing with Gaza sparking allegations from Israel that the move would enable Hamas to build up its "terrorist machine".

The decision comes as Egypt seeks to chart a new foreign policy course, in the wake of the uprising that saw the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak, that could strain its warm relationship with the United States and its ties with Israel.

Israeli officials have already expressed dismay over Egypt's decision to restore full democratic relations with Iran for the first time since the revolution that overthrew the Shah in 1979.

The unease has grown after an opinion poll released earlier this month showed that 53 per cent of Egyptians supported the annulment of the country's peace treaty with Israel, seen as vital linchpin of stability in the Middle East.

"We are troubled by the developments in Egypt, by the voices calling to annul the peace treaty, by the rapprochement between Egypt and Iran and by the upgrading of relations between Egypt and Hamas," an Israeli government official told reporters.

"These developments potentially have strategic implications for Israel's national security."

 

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This is great news!



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*My note, this signals the start of the end for iskikeal, when iskikeral and the Arabs go to WW3, then xanity will fall and islam and the juden power stucture will fall apart.*

Hail Satan!
88!


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... order.html

Egypt opens Gaza border
Egypt is to permanently open the border crossing with Gaza sparking allegations from Israel that the move would enable Hamas to build up its "terrorist machine".

The decision comes as Egypt seeks to chart a new foreign policy course, in the wake of the uprising that saw the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak, that could strain its warm relationship with the United States and its ties with Israel.

Israeli officials have already expressed dismay over Egypt's decision to restore full democratic relations with Iran for the first time since the revolution that overthrew the Shah in 1979.

The unease has grown after an opinion poll released earlier this month showed that 53 per cent of Egyptians supported the annulment of the country's peace treaty with Israel, seen as vital linchpin of stability in the Middle East.

"We are troubled by the developments in Egypt, by the voices calling to annul the peace treaty, by the rapprochement between Egypt and Iran and by the upgrading of relations between Egypt and Hamas," an Israeli government official told reporters.

"These developments potentially have strategic implications for Israel's national security."