Israel Update PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION! THANKS!

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Rebekah,
 

The terrorist-led Palestinian Authority has officially submitted its demand for statehood at the United Nations, and a vote on this resolution is expected tomorrow.
 
Unfortunately, this is not simply a request for statehood recognition; this resolution fundamentally reshapes the Middle East.

Will we tolerate the creation of a Palestinian state with the terrorist group, Hamas, which calls for the destruction of Israel, as its partner?

Will we tolerate a divided Jerusalem? Will we tolerate Palestinian demands for Israel to return to indefensible pre-1967 borders?

We must not. Join the ACLJ in standing with Israel.

Sign the petition to defend Israel and stop the creation of a terrorist state.
 
Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel

P.S. Please forward this critical petition in defense of Israel through email and Facebook before tomorrow's vote.

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[vp44]

I live in America and I choose to sign things that have to do with making America better. Other countries need to start protecting them self, just like we Americans need to start thinking of what is going on here in America. How about a UPDATE Fiscal CLIFF looms ahead. Americans let our politicians know that we the people want them to get to work on this not just have a conversation about it!

[workmama]

I live in America and I choose to sign things that have to do with making America better. Other countries need to start protecting them self, just like we Americans need to start thinking of what is going on here in America. How about a UPDATE Fiscal CLIFF looms ahead. Americans let our politicians know that we the people want them to get to work on this not just have a conversation about it!

I agree with you on here and only sign petitions that help my country and fellow Americans.

[Warhol04]

I find it ironic that Christians are so supportive of Israel.  Before the Jewish takeover, the Palestinian population had a much larger percentage of Christians than it does today.  You also never hear in the West about the Jews desecrating Christians churches in the mid to late 20th Century.  It still happens today with Jewish extremists spray painting a church in Israel last month.  A law in the late 70s was passed regarding proselytization.  While it was directed at all religions, it's not hard to see who the law was intended for since Chsritians are known more proselytization than either Jews or Muslims.

[lovelee27]

wow i fell bad i didn't know anything about this