Israel has been at the forefront of much criticism for its role in this conflict, but what exactly is the conflict? Here’s what we know… We know its about a land dispute of sorts, a disagreement on who owns what, or at least that’s what we think. Underneath this simplistic narrative lies a weird prophecy that fuels this conflict in an insane yet interesting way. Israel’s claim to the ownership of this Gaza (a landmass the size of NEW JERSEY!) stems from a thousands old biblical promise of the land to the Jewish people and in discussions surrounding Israel’s territorial and political claims is front and center since it is one of the many things Zionists site as justification for Israel’s reclamation of Gaza. Zionist just means a person who believes Israel has a right to exist, something we were also told meant something different. This religious justification has therefore become a significant point of contention, drawing criticism from those who regard it as incompatible with modern principles of sovereignty, international law, and equal political rights. Beyond serious political and theological criticism, the argument has also been subjected to public ridicule and satire, illustrating the extent to which the invocation of divine entitlement has become a highly contested and, for some, deeply provocative aspect of the broader discourse surrounding the conflict.

Your probably thinking, “Okay, what does all that even mean?”, well, it means we now have a conflict on our hands that’s spilled onto the world wide stage so much so that its now affecting the western world and we have no idea why it even started or who did/said what. All we have are the talking heads on national television who have proven to be untrustworthy, at best.

So I’m here to break it down for you in very simple terms, maybe even too simple but bare with me, its all a part of the process.

THE PROPHECY
So we just talked about one prophecy fueling all this drama, but did you know there’s also another prophecy from the Palestinian side that’s never talked about and is just as damaging to peace? Yes, there’s an Islamic prophecy that says (in layman’s terms) that Muslims must conduct Jihad (holy war) against anyone who isn’t muslim. This Jihad involves the killing, rape, subjugation, and taxing of non muslims and requires you and me (the non muslims or as they call us, Kafir, which is an insult by the way) to become second class citizens and requires that muslims conquer Europe, Persia, and ISRAEL in order for the Islamic Mahdi (their Messiah or their version of Jesus) to appear and make the world “good” again? Yeah, they didn’t tell me that part either. Did you catch the part of conquering Israel being a requirement? Yeah, that’s the part that’s fueling all this.

Wait, wait, wait! So there’s TWO prophecies, NOT ONE that are causing all this chaos in the Middle East? YES.

BiParty is here to tell you that, “Yes, there are 2 prophecies, not one, fueling this turmoil and BOTH are polar opposites, hence the conflict.”

So now you might be wondering who does the land actually belong to? (an easy go to for Westerners).

Sadly, the answer is much more nuanced and complex than just giving the land to someone or splitting it down the middle.

For example, from a geopolitical perspective, it does NOT benefit any western or non western country (that means it benefits NO ONE) to allow the Islamic Caliphate to expand even more than they already have, into Israel and to allow them to conquer Israel for many reasons, particularly because Palestine (and by extension, Iran, and I pair them because they are in fact working together as one under their Islamic belief system) is very much interested in acquiring a nuclear weapon for the purposes of using it against Western Civilizations. That is very dangerous (if you aren’t a devout muslim or you happen to live in the West) for all of us and would put us (and you) in a very bad position with an enemy who thinks that if they dont blow us up their sky daddy wont show up. AND YES, THEY ACTUALLY BELIEVE THIS STUFF! Over the last 47 yrs (longer than some of us have been alive and some may argue more), the USA has attempted to negotiate with Iran and Iran has remained unmoved in their way of thinking regarding the destruction of the USA over their Prophecy, and keep in mind that when the prophecy was conceived the USA didnt even exist (but in their mind it brings more merit to the prophecy not less, this is how religious psychosis and radicalization work, they work by making you double down on your ideas).
At the same time we can’t in good conscience support the displacement of the entire Palestinian people from Gaza, that would be wrong. They have a right to live there too and it would be unfair to displace them.

So what should we do then? What or who should we support?

The best possible outcome for everyone involved is PEACE and PEACE is what you should support. Israel and Palestine must find a way to coexist, this is for the good of everyone involved and not involved (the ‘not’ would be us). If we do not side with peace, the outcome will be disastrous for everyone. Israel would cease to exist as a nation (which would just be a repeat of The Holocaust and for my Holocaust deniers, supporting the disappearance of Israel is genocide) and that would embolden Iran to try for a bigger target such as the USA. I don’t know about you but I’m NOT looking to have another 9/11 (for those who believe 9/11 was an inside job, I hear ya. But there are credible sources who have reported that Iran is planning to copycat the 9/11 attack in 10 major U.S. cities soon). The many reasons for peace are extensive and you don’t need BiParty to know that, I am hoping everyone reading this is smart enough to know that peace is always a net positive in this situation.
So, How do we get peace? In order to achieve peace we must continue to support Israel in the reclamation of Gaza. This would include making sure that process is done fairly/humanely and that Palestinians are allowed to stay in their homes. This is not me advocating for a 2 state solution because it would be wrong to ask that any country put up with living next to a hostile group just because we said so. The ideal situation should involve the removal of hamas (who by the way, is a dictatorship at this time) and the removal (or jailing) any persons who pose a security risk to Palestinians and Israelis. This would mean the removal of any dictatorships and their militia (hamas) as well as any bad actors or threats to peace as a whole. Basically, the removal of anyone who does not share the vision of peace/coexistence and has taken actions to prevent peace. Once peace is achieved we would implement and put in place programs, assistance, and other extensive support services for those affected by the conflict and involve informational PSA’s that challenge extremist religious propaganda that might have infiltrated Palestinian and Israeli persons, this is very important to maintaining peace since it is what started all this (ideology). We must remove the radicalized element; that would be the only way to achieve coexistence and achieve coexistence.

A NOTE:
Many people are hell bent on finding a scapegoat in all this. Be weary of persons or groups who rush to find one and immediately use it to push an agenda. The whole. “making Israel Pay” and labeling them as bad guy or doing the same with Palestine is nefarious and we should all be suspicious of such rhetoric especially during an election year (recall that the primaries are around the corner), all the while forgetting that both Israel and Palestine have innocent civilians who have no choice in how their governing bodies/military/militia engage with one another or what they do. This is a great injustice in and of itself to label one group or the other guilty (instead of looking for solutions) and overlooks the fact that many people have been innocently dragged into this conflict, with no real power or ability to affect it, and paints them as evil, calculated, and worthy of hate. This is not something that we should ever subscribe to, especially when its aimed at the innocent in the name of an ideology. Here at BiParty we aim to shine a light on the oppressed, the wronged and the persecuted, always pushing bias to the side and keeping common sense at the center of all discussions, in order to report the news with accuracy and honesty. If you are tired of the false narratives and bs manipulation of other news sites, stick around. We’re here to fact check the fact checkers.

(References for the Islamic Prophecy [more will be added as time permits]):

Verses taken from the Qaran
43:61 – “And he [Jesus] shall be a sign of the Hour…” Interpreted as referencing the Mahdi’s role in end-times events
24:55 – “And Allah will bring forth a man whom He will guide…” Read as a promise of the Mahdi’s emergence
9:32 – “They do not cease from fighting among themselves unless by agreement…” Seen as describing the chaos preceding the Mahdi
11:86 – Contains the word baqiyatullah (“remainder of God”) Some interpret this as a title for the Mahdi
21:107 – “And We have not sent you [Prophet] except as a mercy to the worlds” Used to support the idea of a guiding figure

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