Israel
Anti Terrorism Jerusalem Summit Meets German Christian Zionists
On Islamic Apartheid
By
Herb Brandon
Israel News Agency
Jerusalem
----- May 20, 2008 ....... Israel and German public figures
met recently in a series of meetings which were held in Berlin
and Dresden, Germany. These meetings between Jewish and Christian
leaders were scheduled around Holocaust Memorial Day which commemorates
the catastrophe of Jews in Europe.
The Israel delegation included Knesset members Rabbi Benny Elon,
leader of the Israel National Union opposition, Shai Hermesh,
member of the Israel Kadima political party, Josh Reinstein,
Director of Knesset's Christian Allies Caucus and Dr. Dmitry
Radyshevsky, Director of the Jerusalem Summit.
The
visit, which was intiated by the Jerusalem Summit included meetings
with members of the Deutsche Bundestag (German Parliament),
representing different parties, and with senior officials of
the German Foreign Ministry.
The Jerusalem Summit
is an international conservative think-tank whose objective
is developing an effective and Bible-value-based strategy for
fighting the terrorism of radical Islam. The Jerusalem Summit
advocates diplomatic and economic sanctions against countries
practicing gender and faith apartheid. Major examples of Islamic
apartheid can be witnessed in depriving women and religious
minorities of equal rights.
The Knesset's Christian Allies Caucus was established in the
Israel Parliament in 2004 as a lobby for building a direct line
of communication, cooperation and coordination between the Israel
Knesset and Christian leaders around the world.
The Jerusalem Summit visit to Germany was organized by the International
Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ). The participation of the
Israel group in the German commemoration of Shoa was co-sponsored
by Israel philanthropist and businessman Michael Cherney (Mikhail
Chernoy).
ICEJ organized the joint visit of the Israel delegation and
German pastors to Villa Wannsee, the site of the Wannsee Conference
in January 1942, where the "Final Solution" became
official Nazi Policy, and to the Holocaust Memorial - the new
main German center of Remembrance of the Holocaust.
The Israel delegation spoke at the largest Christian pro-Israel
event in Germany called "Saxon Christian Friends of Israel",
timed to commemorate the Holocaust Memorial Day. The event was
organized by approximately a dozen pro Israel Christian groups
based in Germany.
"Today, the best way to remember the Holocaust in Germany
would consist of a determined effort of German politicians and
German society to focus on radical Islam - Islamic terrorism,
which is a reincarnation of Fascism, and the regime of Iran
that is openly preparing a nuclear Holocaust," said Jerusalem
Summit's director Dr. Dmitry Radyshevsky in his speech.
"I
trust that those in England, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Ireland,
Norway, Austria, Holland - all in Europe do realize that this
is not merely a question of morality, but of their physical
survival as well, since after Israel the Islamists' next target
will be Christianity as a whole and Christian Europe in particular."
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