De God van Ben Kok 2

Naar aanleiding van een stukje over de zichzelf joods-christelijke pastor noemende Ben Kok, kreeg ik deze informatie gemaild:

' Hier stuurt Ben Kok een 'hug' naar IDF soldaten:

The G-d of Abraham, Isaac and Jakob bless you, keep you safe and give you a great victory!
Psalm 83, shalom,praying for you all day,
may the Mashiach come today!
Ben Kok
(interdenominational pastor)

http://www.hasadvantage.com/dayafter.asp?gid=%20hp_char

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Ben Kok wordt blijkbaar gedreven door schuldgevoel (klassiek!):

From ben kok on January 30th, 2007 at 5:54 pm

I do belong to this group of Israelfriends as well; same story as
above from “”renate”": the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jakob showed me everything about our Jewish roots, as well as all about the terrible antisemitsm of the official Christian Churches.
I feel a lot of pain about this history and I do ask every Jew to forgive me, that I have such a terrible past.
I was not part of it nor did I agree with it on any way, but it feels bad to have such a background.
So now I keep Tora with my family, I celebrate Shabbath and all the Feasts of the Lord, eat as kosher as the Bibles says.
I am an interdenominational pastor, but since this discoveries in the Jewish roots, I call myself a jewish-christian pastor, because I am with all my heart in Tora.
Together we have to stop the moslims from taking over everywhere and the best thing I can do is telling them about the real God, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jakob.
And showing them how terrible this koran message is, so they know from that moment on, that allah is only some moongod/jihadgod and all the moslims have to choose, whether they serve this allah or the only true God.
Shalom,
Ben(jamin Jacob) Kok
jewish-christian pastor
The Netherlands

http://www.thelandofisrael.com/jewish-christian-alliance-practical-or-spiritual/

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Ben Kok is een extremist:

I totally agree with you; let us pray, that Israel gets a full new leadership, with people like Moshe Feiglin, Likudparty.
Let us pray they are going to trust the Lord instead of the international politic.
And above all. let us pray they are going to see Yeshua ha Mashiach!
Shabbath shalom,
Ben Kok
(interdenominational pastor)
The Netherlands
http://israndjer.blogspot.com/2006/09/encouraging-islamist-zealotry.html

De schrijver van deze reactie heeft gelijk: we hebben hier te maken met een christen-fundamentalist met extremistische opvattingen. Juist daarom is zijn reactie ook zo interessant. In feite beaamt Ben Kok mijn stelling dat het christendom de voedingsbron was en nog steeds is van het antisemitisme. Alleen wordt dat antisemitisme nu geprojecteerd op de Arabieren, die net als de Joden in Israel een semitische taal spreken. De inherente haat moet natuurlijk ergens naar toe. Die hield niet op bij de gaskamers van Auschwitz.

Ben Kok en de fundamentalisten van christelijke signatuur moeten nu nog een extra stap maken. In elk geval is dit voor hen al duidelijk: 'the terrible antisemitsm of the official Christian Churches.' Nu de rest nog. Belangrijk voor de 'joods-christelijke pastor' is zich af te vragen welke zwarte kern er in de christelijke leer zit dat het zo moeilijk zonder een vijandsbeeld kan? Vanwaar dat manicheisme? 'I feel a lot of pain about this history and I do ask every Jew to forgive me, that I have such a terrible past. I was not part of it nor did I agree with it on any way, but it feels bad to have such a background.'

Ben, zondig niet ten tweede male. Accepteer de islam. Ieder mens vormt zich op zijn eigen wijze een beeld van het mysterie. Probeer dat te respecteren. Hou op met haat zaaien. En doe die vlag weg! Een volwassen man hult zich niet in een vlag. Dat doen alleen identiteitslozen die ergens bij willen horen omdat er een leegte in hen huist. Een leegte, waar god mooi zou inpassen. Wordt een volwassen man Ben!

'Moshe Zalman Feiglin (Hebrew משה זלמן פייגלין, born 1962) is an Israeli politician. In 1993, he co-founded Zo Artzeinu ("This [is] our Land/Country") movement with Shmuel Sackett to protest the Oslo Accords. He is one of the founders of the Israeli civil disobedience movement that developed in protest against the accords. As a result of his activities, he was sentenced to six months in prison in 1997 for sedition, but the sentence was later commuted to community service.[1] In March 2008, Feiglin was banned from entering the United Kingdom by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, on the grounds that his presence "would not be conducive to the public good".[2]... Of Israeli Arabs, Feiglin said, "They will have to seek the right to self-determination in Arab states. Israel will encourage the Arabs to emigrate to their countries and assist any Arab who wishes to do so," Feiglin was quoted as saying.[1] He insisted there is no such thing as a Palestinian people and that they and Israeli Arabs should relocate, citing a text he had posted on the website of his Manhigut Yehudit ("Jewish Leadership") movement. In a 2004 interview with Yedioth Ahronoth he spoke of "a voluntary transfer to the 22 neighbouring Arab states" of the some 1.4 million Israeli Arabs, who make up 20 percent of Israel's population. "Arabs don't live in the desert, they create it," he was quoted as saying.[1]
"The Arabs engage in typical Amalek behaviour. I can't prove this genetically but this is the behaviour of Amalek."[20]
"We shall offer them human rights without civil rights, so long as they prove their loyalty to their Jewish state host and accept Jewish sovereignty over their land. In such a situation they will be given legal-resident status and they can carry on their private affairs without anyone infringing on their human rights."[21]
Controversy over Hitler comments
In an article in Ha'aretz, Yossi Sarid quoted Feiglin as saying, "Hitler was an unparalleled military genius. Nazism promoted Germany from a low to a fantastic physical and ideological status. The ragged, trashy youth body turned into a neat and orderly part of society and Germany received an exemplary regime, a proper justice system and public order. Hitler savored good music. He would paint. This was no bunch of thugs. They merely used thugs and homosexuals." Feiglin clarified his position to the Maariv newspaper that just because he considers Hitler a military genius this does not mean he admires him.[1] In an interview on Israeli television Feiglin accused Sarid and other left-wing journalists of a smear campaign against him by quoting him out of context. He explained his point as saying that just because Germany was a democracy does not give legitimacy to what Hitler had done.[22]
Banned from Britain
Feiglin is banned from entering the United Kingdom due to a decision by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, made public in March 2008, excluding Feiglin on the grounds that his presence in the country "would not be conducive to the public good."[23] A letter to Feiglin from the Home Office said that Smith based her decision on an assessment that his activities "foment or justify terrorist violence in furtherance of particular beliefs; seek to provoke others to terrorist acts; foment other serious criminal activity or seek to provoke others to serious criminal acts and foster hatred which might lead to inter-community violence in the UK."[2][24] Feiglin responded, "Seeing that renowned terrorists like Hizbullah member Ibrahim Mousawi are welcomed in your country in open arms, I understand that your policy is aimed at encouraging and supporting terror."[25]
[edit]Resistance to Oslo Accords
Feiglin was arrested for organizing mass acts of resistance and blocked highways across Israel during the period in which the Oslo accords were debated and implemented.[26] Feiglin was charged with "break[ing] the barrier of obedience to the rule of law" and incitement to commit crimes. Feiglin was quoted as stating, "We will do all that it's possible to do, including break the law."[27] He was sentenced to six months in prison in 1997 for sedition, and the sentence was later performed via community service.
[edit]Reaction from Likud members
Relations between Feiglin and his fellow Likud members have been mixed. Likud Knesset member Limor Livnat stated that Feiglin and his friends are "not real Likudniks" and that his faction "cannot be allowed to prevail."[28] In an interview with the Jerusalem Post, Livnat explained that Feiglin and his faction must be prevented "from taking over, or the party and the state will be in danger," adding, that "this is not democracy, this is anarchy."[28]
Despite criticism from fellow Likud members, Feiglin has displayed favorable relations with a significant number of former Likud Knesset members. This was manifest during a Feiglin rally at Jerusalem's Ramada Hotel that took place before the 2008 Likud primary. Former Likud Knesset members Gila Gamliel, David Mena, Daniel Benlulu and Ayoub Kara attended the event despite warnings from Netanyahu's advisers not to do so.[29]
Support for Jonathan Pollard
Feiglin is a highly vocal supporter of Jonathan Pollard, a former American naval intelligence analyst who is currently serving a life sentence in the American Federal prison system for spying for Israel. Feiglin, who has called Pollard a hero,[30] has written a number of articles in support of Pollard. In a recent article, Feiglin stated that "Pollard is a Jew who saved the Israelis from American treachery."[31]
Zie: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moshe_Feiglin

Ben toch, jij steunt deze joods-Israelische fascist. Dat kan echt niet.