Thanks, I hadn’t heard of that. I’ll be looking that up.
These Wile E. Coyotes of the Temple Mount attack Israel and what happens, their own deeds ‘blow up’ in their faces and the Waqf evicted. They never learn.
Here’s the ‘permanent status’ of legitimate authority that any sane person should embrace. Not the time for Israel to go the way of Moshe Dayan. It’s the grand opportunity to rectify that colossal mistake.
What timing, the Three Weeks.
My point about Dayan was that he couldn’t,t turn the Holy mt over to Jewish rule. Obviously he had his own secular reasons, but in the bigger picture, by June 1967, the end of the Time of the Gentiles was still decades away...
L
[[Thanks, I hadn’t heard of that. I’ll be looking that up.]]
Dr Reagan interviewed James Flemming (thanks jjotto for the name as I couldn’t remember his name )
The picture he took of the top of the gate below the current is here in the interview
Dr. Fleming: You always bring up something that took no foresight nor brilliance. It is called “stumbling into an archaeological discovery.” I fell into a hole.
I was photographing around the Old City of Jerusalem and I was taking a picture of the Eastern Gate to the city. It had been raining for several days and so of course the ground became soft. There was a mass burial tomb under where I was standing. Just when I went “click” taking a picture of the top of the gate, I fell down eight feet into the ground. I found myself in a mass tomb surrounded by 46 skeletons. Actually, I didn’t count them right away. I wanted first to make sure enough rocks fell in so that I could climb up and it wouldn’t be 47 skeletons!
Dr. Reagan: Brother, if I’d fallen down in that tomb I would have walked on air to get out, and here you’re counting skeletons! You actually took a camera and started taking pictures, and what did you see in one of those pictures?
Dr. Fleming: I saw an arch of an earlier gate.
Dr. Reagan: So, you proved that the ancient Eastern Gate was located below the current Eastern Gate, which was a major archaeological debate up to that point?
Dr. Fleming: Yes, that it was finally fully discovered. The top of the arch is in place, which means another 20 feet down or so would be the roadway. I told my archaeologist professor the next day and he thought I fell on my head. “Sure you found the gate,” he patronized, but at least he was willing to come back to the site.
Can you believe the Islamic authorities had already cemented the hole over? That’s very uncharacteristic of Middle East efficiency back in 1969. At that time I was just a kid.
[[These Wile E. Coyotes of the Temple Mount attack Israel and what happens, their own deeds ‘blow up’ in their faces and the Waqf evicted. They never learn.
Here’s the ‘permanent status’ of legitimate authority that any sane person should embrace. Not the time for Israel to go the way of Moshe Dayan. It’s the grand opportunity to rectify that colossal mistake.
What timing, the Three Weeks.]]
The timing is certainly interesting to say the least.
We’ll have to watch and see what happens at the end of this month.