Imagine a World Without Israel

Joseph Farah is a conservativeChristianLebanese-Americanjournalist with over 30 years of experience. He was born and raised in New Jersey and is married to Elizabeth Farah. He is also the founder of WorldNetDaily (WND), for which he writes a daily commentary.

In addition to directing the news-gathering operation at WorldNetDaily, he is also a nationally syndicated radio talk-show host and nationally syndicated columnist. His radio service contains a variety of shows focusing on current affairs as well as topics on conservatism, liberalism and Christianity. However, on December 20, 2005 Farah announced he was "calling it quits on his national radio show next year" with the last day on January 13 2006. Farah said this was to spend more time with the WND website & his family. He is also the founder of ShopNetDaily where books on Christianity, politics, and other world issues are sold.

Al-Jazeera calls Farah the world's biggest Arab Zionist because of his support for Israel. I suggest you listen to the the below audio's of Farah who was an invited speaker at the Strategic Convention at Koinonia Institute in 2006. His speech was entitled," Imagine A World Without Israel."

Koinonia Institute (Koinonia: Greek word meaning "fellowship"):

Joseph Farah: Imagine A World Without Israel - Part 1


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Joseph Farah: Imagine A World Without Israel - Part 2



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Here is the proof that Al-Qaeda leadership is fully cognescent of Israel's rights to the land and God's specific role for the Jews. This comes from a Al-Qaeda report dated, July 2005, from and Arabic website called The Tip Of The Camel. You will not be able to find it by the title because it is in Arabic. Joseph Farah had this site translated into English and here is an excerpt of that report:

Isreal's sin is not fearing God. Israel lacks the faith to fight for the land God bequeated it. The Jews are willing to compromise with God's promise by giving up the land of Israel piece by piece.

Thats what Al-Qaeda believes.