Geneva, home to the United Nations Human Rights Council, or UNHRC. Photo: EJP.
Mr. Harris, in the article written by him appearing below, asks the question, “Where’s the outrage?” a lot.
It is clear Mr. Harris only possesses a narrow, in darkness worldview and is not fluent in the word of God. For if he were fluent in the word of God he would know all the nations throughout history have been, are, and will be continually at odds with Israel and the people of Israel. This is revealed in Genesis and is illustrated throughout the word of God. To the final chapter in world history as it has been known when every nation on earth rises up, assembles, and believes they can remove Israel and the Jews from the face of the earth once and for all — blaming Israel and the Jews for the world’s ills.
People ignore history, They refuse to see the continual threads weaving the fabric, a clothing made that every person wears even in their denial and ignorance of this fact. And what appeared like an isolated situation in Europe in the 1930s and 1940s, and was extinguished with the Allied victory in WWII was only a sign, a precursor of what is coming globally. What is coming is going to make what occurred in Europe in the 1920s, 30s, and 40s appear amateurish in comparison.
Where’s the outrage at the level and amount of sin, blindness among the people of the world refusing the truth?
The pursuit of and placing faith in men, in the secular comings and goings, the worldly endeavors, philosophies, ideologies, and plans of men should by now have brought about some semblance of awareness. All of these claiming we’re in the age of enlightenment, that they are enlightened — and the foolishness, the ignorance, the blindness, and the darkness only increase daily.
Oh, yes, the people and the nations of this sin-filled, dark, evil-filled world ought to be different towards Israel and the Jews, but it is not, it will not be so.
Because the Bible tells me so, the Bible tells anyone turning to, reading, praying upon, studying not only this truth but the only truths that exist in this world.
A man (or woman)never learns in placing his faith in other men 9or women), in their own times, in their own imaginations, and what grows within their minds consumed in worldly imaginings, consumed in evil thoughts more than anything else.
Don’t like this? Don’t agree? It isn’t me.
I believe every word contained in the word of God. Go there. Seek. Knock. Study. Read. Meditate upon. Pray upon. Search and find the truth. All truths. All things needful and necessary. Learn where to place your faith and in Whom to place your faith.
It isn’t in any man or woman — or child. It isn’t in any nation or human form of government. Nor science, nor denominational religion, nor in worldly education, nor in the words, practices, and ways of other men and women.
Do I wish things were different than they are and will be? Certainly! Ideally, it would be wonderful if people could live in peace if there were no more wars, no one starved to death, no one was beaten, tortured, raped, murdered. But there is sin in everyone. Mighty evil in this world. Brought upon by our wills. NOT God’s will. WE BROUGHT ALL THIS UPON OURSELVES.
Time to turn to the Lord. Time to pray to God, “Your will be done, on earth, as in heaven, Your kingdom come” and mean it. Have faith in those words. From the heart. From a heart seeking refining and purity in daily life.
Pray for the people of Israel. Pray for the Jews. Pray for the world’s leaders. Pray for the people of this lost walking in sin and darkness world. Pray for the remnant of saints always.
Where’s the outrage in the constant, escalating pursuit of lies and evil and a refusal to turn back to God? To repent? To live to serve the Lord in a Bible-centered, Bible-believing way of life? Possessing a Biblical worldview in all things rather than how it is now (with only 6% of Americans possessing a Biblical worldview)?
SEE:
Ken Pullen
Tuesday, June 29th, 2021
ACP — A Crooked Path
Where’s the Outrage?
June 28, 2021
By David Harris
Reprinted from the algemeiner
There’s an entire global industry dedicated to vilifying and isolating Israel, the world’s only Jewish-majority nation.
Where’s the outrage?
Of the 193 U.N. member states, only one, Israel, is targeted by another, Iran, for annihilation, even as many countries conduct a shameful business-as-usual policy with the Iranian regime.
Where’s the outrage?
At the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, just one nation is deemed such a violator of human rights that it warrants a separate and permanent agenda item. Not China. Not Cuba. Not Iran. Not Russia. Not Syria. Only Israel, the lone liberal democracy in the Middle East.
Where’s the outrage?
Every country but one has the recognized right to designate its own capital city. Only Israel is denied that right by a majority of states.
Where’s the outrage?
Unlike other countries, Israel’s legitimacy is constantly challenged, yet Israel’s claim to a sovereign sliver of land has been validated by more international bodies (San Remo Conference, League of Nations, U.N. Special Committee on Palestine, U.N. General Assembly) than most other nations, including several that happen to be located in the Middle East.
Where’s the outrage?
Jews have been connected to the region for 3,500+ years, established Jerusalem as the center of Jewish prayer, and, even in forced exile, never stopped yearning for a return. Nonetheless, Jews are called “crusaders” and “colonizers,” rather than the indigenous people they are.
Where’s the outrage?
Israel has achieved peace and normalization with six Arab countries, withdrawn fully from Gaza, and put several two-state deals with the Palestinians on the table, yet is depicted by its nonstop critics as being unalterably opposed to peace.
Where’s the outrage?
Afghanistan and Yemen recently joined Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, and Syria as witnessing the end of ancient Jewish communities, driven out largely by intolerance and persecution.
Where’s the outrage?
In some U.N. bodies, there’s been a concerted effort by several member states, with the acquiescence of too many others, to extinguish Jewish history from Israel, as if the Jews never existed, the Hebrew (and, I might add, Christian) Bible was fiction, and archaeological findings were all cheap fakes.
Where’s the outrage?
A few outspoken members of Congress make a practice of libeling Israel regularly, accusing it of every nefarious deed under the sun, and, outrageously, even trying to turn a political conflict with the Palestinians into a racialized war against Arabs.
Where’s the outrage?
Pro-Israel supporters gather peacefully in the U.S. and are physically attacked by pro-Hamas supporters.
Where’s the outrage?
A Jewish university student asks a professor for a letter of recommendation, which he refuses to write when he learns she wishes to spend her junior year at an Israeli school.
Where’s the outrage?
A non-Jewish university student is harassed and ostracized because she opposes a student government resolution calling for a boycott of Israel.
Where’s the outrage?
A high-school social studies teacher refuses to include in his classroom any maps of the Middle East that show Israel.
Where’s the outrage?
A questionnaire from Democratic Socialists of America asks New York City Council candidates to sign a pledge that, if elected, they will not visit Israel, the only country so mentioned.
Where’s the outrage?
A prominent CNN host has a discussion on the aftermath of Hamas’ war against Israel. Two of the three panelists are well-known for denying Israel’s very right to exist.
Where’s the outrage?
An Israeli-inspired food truck is barred from participating in a food festival in Philadelphia.
Where’s the outrage?
A candidate in the New York mayoral race issues a statement of support for Israel during last month’s Hamas-triggered war, but is then bullied into retracting it, instead coming up with a statement that can hardly distinguish between Hamas, a designated terror group, and Israel, the target of terrorism and a staunch American ally.
Where’s the outrage?
Antisemitism is rising in America today, including the number of violent incidents, as it has been in Europe for the past 20 years. Jews are acting more cautiously, and Jewish institutions are ratcheting up security, including for synagogues and schools.
Where’s the outrage?
The antisemitism is coming from the radical right and the totalitarian left. Both pose a clear and present danger.
Where’s the outrage?
The latest FBI statistics indicate that 60 percent of all religiously motivated hate crimes in the US are directed at Jews, who comprise two percent of the nation’s population.
Where’s the outrage?
And for the past 76 years, there’s been a sustained effort by some regimes (most notably these days, the Iranian), institutions, and individuals to deny, trivialize, or distort the Holocaust — the systematic murder of six million Jews, among them 1.5 million children.
Where’s the outrage?
American Jews have been incredibly fortunate. They have lived in a country that, unlike most European nations, never had a Jewish obsession, and that, especially in the post-war years, created a sense of unprecedented safety, security, opportunity, and equality for Jews.
And America has laudably stood by Israel’s side since its rebirth in 1948, with overwhelming majorities of both Democrats and Republicans in full support.
There’s now a growing threat on both fronts. Antisemitism is on the uptick and, significantly, is being mainstreamed, while Israel’s relentless foes are more determined than ever to try and drive a wedge between Washington and Jerusalem.
It’s time to wake up and take careful notice. And it’s time, yes, to unleash the outrage and act. The stakes couldn’t be higher.
If not now, when?
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