Filed under: Israel, Israel's 60th Anniversary, UN, Zionism | Tags: Asaf Shariv, Christian leaders, Christians United for Israel, Delegates’ Hall, John Hagee, Rabbi, Shlomo Riskin
Looks like theres a party in the UN celebrating the 60th anniversary of the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. Funny that while celebrating a genocidal crime they speak of love and peace: clearly bad case of double-think.
Christian and Jewish leaders will come together May 15 at the United Nations to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the creation of the modern state of Israel.
Participants in the Jerusalem Prayer Banquet will declare their continued support for the nation that was “born in a day” on May 14, 1948.
The evening will include addresses from Israeli Ambassador Asaf Shariv; Pastor John Hagee, founder of Christians United for Israel; and Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, Chief Rabbi of Efrat in Israel.
Organizers of the event call it a historic opportunity to gather leaders from both faiths in the Delegates’ Hall of the U.N. Sixty years ago, General Assembly Resolution 181 deeded the Jewish homeland to a tiny remnant of Jews that had escaped Hitler’s Nazi Germany.
Israel's 60th Birthday 