Israel and a post Mullah Iran?

They still can go fuck themselves for the overall situation and that hole in the wall... that was there since the Crusades. They still have to hand out the murderers of Rabin and won't.

They will face some less mid range rockets, but ever more resistance against everything that is UN backed illegal. 

The media will have to stop bullshit about Iran's Secret Service having time for anything more than harassing the own people. 

They will continue to intervene in economic development and get killed for that off record, off notice, but more efficient than ever by ever more Arabs bearing arms to defend their freedom.

They will be excluded from all regional economic development and harvest their land themselves with fuck no Arab taking even one Shekel. They may then have their Ghetto and pray every day to God that they ended Diaspora, being now in peace, being isolated and on their own, lacking more and more secret service personal to go against ... what ever, and that God now has to listen to them instead of vice versa.

I am most worried about Sheep, like in Germany. 

What if I am really from a renitent Jewish community kidnapped by Andrew's Crew by mistake instead of a baby girl having picked an ultra militant pirate baby child with no fear.... ?

God can be such an asshole! If that was true...

Just for the record, that is not that off that book here, in terms of story telling: 

God punished those against His chosen people (Israel/Hebrews) and His own people for disobedience through various means like plagues (Egypt, snakes), natural disasters (Flood, Babel), military defeat, exile, curses, and death, often to demonstrate His power, enforce His covenants, and discipline His people, with severe judgments on enemies like 

 

Amalek and Canaanites.

Punishments Against Enemies & Disobedient Israelites
    Plagues & Natural Disasters: The plagues on Egypt (Exodus 7-14) demonstrated God's 

      power over Egyptian gods. The Flood destroyed the world due to widespread evil, and 

      the scattering at Babel occurred because of human pride.
    Curses & Destruction: The inhabitants of Canaan faced destruction (Deuteronomy 

      19:16, Numbers 33:56). Individuals like Onan faced death for wickedness (Genesis 

      38:6-10).
    Exile & Hardship: For failing their covenant, God sent Israel into exile (like the 

      Babylonian Exile).
    Divine Judgments: Specific instances include the death of Nadab and Abihu for 

      unauthorized worship (Leviticus 10:1-2) and plagues after the golden calf incident 

      (Exodus 32).
    Military Defeat: God allowed enemies to defeat Israel when they disobeyed, as seen in 

      passages like Amos 2:6-8, detailing abuses of power leading to downfall. 

Methods of Punishment
    Direct Action: Sending venomous snakes or other immediate afflictions.
    Allowing Enemies: Using other nations as instruments of judgment.

    Covenantal Curses: Warnings of curses for disobedience (Leviticus 26).
    Spiritual/Symbolic: Turning people into apes/swine or imposing oppressive governments, as          mentioned in Islamic traditions regarding the Bani Israel. 

Reasons for Punishment
    To establish God's power.
    To discipline His own people for failing to keep their covenant.
    To punish specific acts of wickedness or abuse of power. 

These accounts highlight themes of divine justice, covenant faithfulness, and the consequences of sin, both for Israel and their adversaries, within the framework of the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) 

 

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