The Khazar Kingdom Japheth was a son of the Prophet Noah. Japheth, in turn, had a son called Askhenaz, who also happened to be a nephew of Ajooj (of the Gog and Magog tribes). These Ashkenazi spoke a Jewish dialect called Yiddish. In the 1860s they numbered around 12 million, while the Sephardim numbered around […]
Israel & the Middle East Introduction It would be best if we explain the key aim of the 2 families. Both want a one-world government – each for their own reason. The Rockefeller family began this journey in the aftermath of World War 1, when the founder built the League of Nations building in Geneva […]
A global pandemic. A global lockdown. Economies screech to a halt. Tens of millions become unemployed – many never to become employed again. National governments racing towards bankruptcy as they borrow money to stave off an even greater social calamity. Social engineers, working for various arms of the Rockefeller Empire are busy designing new ways […]
The election of Donald Trump as the next American president has added a major new element of uncertainty to a Middle Eastern picture that had already achieved its highest state of confusion, violence, and uncertainty in its modern history. The factors that will determine the policies Trump will pursue there are many, and they are all […]
Saudi Arabia in the next 8 years would witness profound changes, both internally and externally. In the period immediately after the start of the Arab Spring, Saudi Arabia embarked on domestic policy changes, in order to forestall a possible Color Revolution in the country. To avoid any protests, in February, 2011 – King Abdullah announces […]
Gaza 2007 The known history of Gaza spans 4,000 years. Gaza was ruled, destroyed and repopulated by various dynasties, empires, and peoples. Originally a Canaanite settlement, it came under the control of the ancient Egyptians for roughly 350 years before being conquered and becoming one of the Philistines’ principal cities. Gaza fell to the Israelites in about 1000 BCE but became part of the Assyrian Empire around […]
Almost every week it seems the US administration contrives to highlight the sheer unreality of its policies, rarely more so and more often than in the Middle East. What are these policies? Leave to one side the loose talk about a peace between Israel and Sunni Arab powers such as Saudi Arabia, which will supposedly […]
Initially, Saudi Arabia supplied the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) with money only. After 1954, when Nasser cracked down on the MB, Saudi Arabia provided an important refuge for the MB, and many of its members flocked to the kingdom. This migration occurred just as the US was giving up on Nasser and turning to Saudi Arabia. The […]
Between August and September, Russian President Putin put a game-changing proposal to French President Hollande. Putin proposed to Hollande the following deal: Syria’s Assad was prepared to grant a French oil company the Golan Heights concession. As discussed in the “BREAK-UP”, the oil reserves of the Golan Heights were huge. The Israeli government gave the concession […]
The downing of the Russian plane in mid-November over the Sinai Peninsula was a targeted hit. It was aimed at two countries – Russia and Egypt. We can understand Russia; but why Egypt? To better understand the dynamics of Egypt, let’s do a brief background on the country. Egypt Egypt has always given the world […]
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