Australia about to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital – report
The Australian local paper reports that Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital is set to be ratified at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. It was approved by the national security committee on Monday. If ratified, an announcement will be made on Wednesday.
“However, the embassy won’t be moved from Tel Aviv just yet,” Australian public television station SBS reported. “Instead a consular office will be opened, due to the cost of the move, pegged at $200 million.”
There will be soon a time when approval for relocation of an embassy to Jerusalem will be hard to get, and there will be a long line. Mark my words!
Aussies are smart ! They looking to be blessed by Israels God – the one and only God!
We love you Down Under !
Amen to that. Peace.
No actually this is all for scoring Political Points in Canberra (Australia’s Capital). The present Australian Prime Minister one Scott (Slow Mo) Morrison is unelected and he has about 4 to 6 months before he and his party – The Liberal Coalition with it’s 1 seat majority is no more and this time they will be routed. As much as some of us may agree with the idea it will never happen any time soon. Trust me when I tell you that there’s no hope in ever believing anything Slow Mo says.
also ‘Shlomo’…
All the nations are as nought before Him; as things of nought and vanity are they regarded by Him.
In the chant of Balaam at Numbers, 24:20, Amalek was called the ‘first of the nations’, attesting to high antiquity.
‘Woe to those who are at ease in Sion and to those who are secure in the mountain of Samaria, those called the first of the nations, and the house of Israel has come to them’
And it shall be, as the hungry man dreams, and behold, he eats, and he shall awaken, and his appetite is unsated, and as the thirsty man dreams, and behold he drinks, and he shall awaken and behold he is faint, and his soul yearns, so shall be the multitude of all the nations gathered on Mount Zion.