I think the world is getting ready to witness the tragic and premature end of the Zionist regime. The “Israel” the world calls the Jewish State, is an entity that is an amalgamation of all the various branches of the Zionist movement. The State of Israel is a State that has existed for decades and will continue to exist unless it is overthrown, disestablished, or dismantled.
Israel was established by the British in 1948 and will continue to exist as a Jewish State until it is disestablished. That means that Israel is either legally and ethically disestablished or it will continue to exist as a Jewish State. Israel is an entity that will exist for many more years, if not decades, I mean, it’s already been around for over a century. It is one of the oldest democratic Jewish states on the planet.
To be sure, Israel remains a country, whether it is legally or ethically disestablished. But just how long Israel will exist is a matter of discussion. What we know for certain is that Israel was established sometime between 1948 and 1967 (the date of its Declaration of Independence). The United States was founded in this time frame, too. Israel’s establishment was also preceded by the Six Day War, which is when the IDF, the Israeli Army, was established.
The point is that this isn’t the only thing that’s been changing. It is a very hot topic, and the question of whether or not Israel will survive the end of the world has been debated as recently as December. This is especially true for the US: President Barack Obama is due to sign an executive order establishing a global body to monitor nuclear weapons. It’s unclear whether or not he will, but the topic is far from over.
The Six Day War was the moment Israel declared a state of war on August 14th, 1967. This was the first time the Jewish people were told to defend themselves and had a chance to start building a state. This state was established in June of 1948, and it remained unchanged for the next twenty-three years. While the Six Day War marked the beginning of the establishment of the state of Israel, there was a lot of change in the process.
In the beginning, the Jewish people were divided into separate, semi-autonomous communities. This was followed by the establishment of a single government, which was led by Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and his Prime Minister-elect Yigal Allon. There was also a separate leadership for the Jewish people, which was led by the Prime Minister of Israel, David Ben-Gurion.
The Six Day War marked the beginning of the establishment of the State of Israel, and it was a very different process. After the war, the country of Israel became a single sovereign nation. Before the war there was a government led by David Ben-Gurion, but only he could be the leader of the country during these days. Before the war there were a separate leadership for the Jewish people, this was led by Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion.
Ben-Gurion was killed by the Arabs during the war. He was a Zionist, but he also wanted to be a part of what would become the State of Israel. He was also a Jew. So when he was killed, it seemed to some that the State of Israel was not completely safe for it’s Jewish population.
The word “Ben-Gurion” is from the Hebrew language, which is also the name of a village. Ben-Gurion is the name for the place where Israelis have their homes. In the Bible, it’s not exactly a safe place for us, as we live in the country of our enemies. So maybe these Zionists do have a point, that even when we’re on the run from the Jewish enemy, we’re still safe from being killed.
To be honest, I think this is more the spirit of the film than the meaning of the word Ben-Gurion. Maybe we can interpret it as “the country of our enemies.” But maybe the point is simply that our enemies are not really our enemies anymore. That being said, it doesn’t seem as if there’s any indication the filmmakers felt Ben-Gurion was a very nice man, or even a very moral one.
