Pray for Parity if you want Peace

Israeli Missile Strike Kills 4 Near Damascus, Syria Says

A report in Syrian state media said

 the attack had come 

from the Golan Heights. The four killed were soldiers, it said.

Undeclared Wars Should Be Fought Like Wars.

Syrian soldiers should kill four Israeli soldiers now... "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" as they say in the old Good Book, (which many Evangelicals and non-Christians put full faith in.)  The Israeli extemists are sacrificing the blood of their own for more land. They still think this appeases their G-d. because they think he awarded the land to them as their birthright.*

Not enough American voters have yet spoken out about their lack of belief in this religious doctrine, but sine the Holocaust, the Jewish people  have been sympathic, and America, in her bounty, meant only to help, I believe.  But the bounty times are drawing to an end:  America must invest in securing our own borders, protecting our own skies from drone attacks like the Iron Shield we built over Israel -- a much much smaller land mass than the United States of America to secure.

The powers backing Syria (nobody's backing poor Palestine anymore, to poor Israel's detriment / the Israelis aren't able to reel in their religious extremists alone...) should help provide parity to the region, so that the wisest minds in power -- and Bibi's current cabinet -- can be encouraged to pursue peace.

We back Israel.  Iran backs Syria. There's a financial incentive for both the U.S. and Iran to work for a liveable peace that all peoples in the region can prosper under.  It's a multi-faith area but the Israelis currently in power have no incentive to compromise. Enough lives of their own have not yet been lost (they prefer minor border skirmishes and periodically invading Palestine, to sending troops to U.S.-led coalition wars of late) so the current policies appear attainable to them, with U.S. backing.

War with Iran is NOT in the United States taxpayer or soldiers' best interests, not the poor people who live in the neighboring countries that are continually under attack.

Israel is not going to have an incentive to do it on their own if they can continue killing unabated to get what they want.  Isn't it better to suffer minor losses of your own, and rethink your game plan rather than get wiped out in one BIG loss in the futute?

Pray for parity if you want peace.  Help Israel up her game so she's able to better compete in a world of weapons where more and more powerful teams based on diverse demographics even are coming up on this globe are eager to share The Future.

I know it seems as though nothing changes politically.  But the oldest people currently in power are the biggest Israel supporters.  The AIPAC lobby is strong.

As America changes so quickly demographically, with more and more Muslim refugees from Europe and Africa and Asia settlilng here, and the non-religious demographic in our own country growing, as well as a strong influx from Central and South America, Israel's "defense" becomes less important in the minds of American taxpayers and voters.

That's why I pray for parity now, because we all can see what is coming, even if not in our own lifetimes, should the current policy of the United States toward Isreal holds, even with the changes in leadership... "over there".

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* American Jewish young adults (who qualify for the free trip, with Jewish mothers being the determinant, I believe, to judge "who is Jewish enough?" for trip purposes...) are encouraged to make a free trip to Israel to learn about this birthright and be indoctrinated into their faith.

I like to think I wouldn't go were I an American Jew, secure in my own religion -- and Constitution -- living here and not having to support the destruction of all other countries in the region to protect and defend Israel, 50 years in. 

People choose otherwise though, which is why American taxpayers (Jewish and non) should choose a party that encourages our longtime ally to pursue a more independent path and work with their neighbors, without U.S. military backing and continual weapons financing.  (We can't support both Israel and Ukranians "defense" when both countries choose to attack their neighbors on our dime.)

Maybe we should all be praying for time?  And a change in leadership... over there.