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But, i would rather see Israel moved than see them be annihilated. I know that is poltically naive, but it is my heart's wish that not one more Israeli suffer. I guess I do not trust the rest of the democracies to do what is needed to help Israel, and I fear the consequences if they do.

It does not matter if Israel "moved." These people are anti-Semitic. Anti-Semitism has no borders. And when Israel moves, they will gain resources (unless Israel gets rid of all its economy, factories, farms, etc.)

I am so afraid this will spiral into nuclear war. I do not want to see Israel annihilated. I do not want to see a Nagasaki or Hiroshima there.

Please forgive me if I misunderstand Israel. I see it as a people more than a place.

I have a hard time with the "inevitabilty" of the Bible, as it seems to me that some can confuse it with the notion that we have no obligation to keep fighting for the people of Israel's right to live in peace and harmony.