Israel's Need of Palestine
17-6-2002 | IslamWeb
Question:
What Israel need from Palestine?
Answer:
All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and that Muhammad 
is His slave and Messenger.
Jewish existence as well as the occupation of Palestine has been built on ideological beliefs from the corrupted texts of the Torah.
First, a previous premier of Israel, wrote in his book "Revolution": “Since the time of Torah the land of Israel is considered the land of the children of Israel from among all nations; it is later named Palestine.”
Also, in the book of “The life of Ben Gurion”, a previous defense minister of the so-called state of Israel, and on the occasion of establishing the Jewish state 1948 Ben Gurion said: “As for a sword that we return back to its sheath, it was done so temporarily; we will pull out when our freedom in our land and nations of Torah Prophets become in danger. The Jewish people are for settling in the land of fathers and grandfathers; that land extends from the Nile to Euphrates.”
Thus, it becomes clear that Israel wants to establish a Jewish state that extends as mentioned above. It is an issue that has been built on Torah, few people take into consideration while talking about Palestine.
The following information confirms what we have stated above. It is reported that when Jews occupied Jerusalem in 1967, the first one who entered Jerusalem was their chief Rabbi, not the defense minister (Moshe Dyane). They started with prayer near the wall of al-Buraaq (they claim it is called wailing wall). Then, they started with: “Revenge for Khaybar … Retaliation for Khaybar … Announce such an expression till it reaches heaven.” Thereupon, their defense minister commented: “Today, the road to Babel and Yathrib becomes open and free.”
Also, in 1967, the correspondent of Guardian Paper wrote assuring the above stated facts: “It is a matter with religious holiness. On the weekend, the chief Rabbi announced that Jerusalem (Hierosalyma) and lands of Israel are holy places for us. Allah Promised us so; all Prophecies came true. So, it is Haram for every Jews to think of returning any part of land as long as it was under the control of our forefather.”
Here, we can say that Palestine, according to the Jewish belief, is the Promised Land.
Finally, we find it suitable to present the following quotation from the Jewish book "The Talmud": “A sign of your happiness suffices me when I call upon you from among nations and gather you from your different places of residence. I become sacred by your presence in front of other nations. So, you know that I am The Lord when I bring you to the land for which I have raised my hand to grant it to your fathers.”
Imagine! Hope leads them to build the Kingdom of David!
For more details, please refer to the book entitled Haqeeqat al-Yahood (The True Nature of Jews).
Allah knows best.