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Palestine, the Birth of Saudi Arabia Un mur à Jérusalem: Three Superpowers Are Now 72 Hours Away from Direct Conflict

Jebus: What began as a Temple in the City of David and a Temple in Jerusalem that was turned into A Wall in Jerusalem and is now ending in World Wars and everyone will be effected.

In the summer of 2004, filmmaker Laura Poitras begins chronicling the efforts of Riyadh al-Adhadh, a Sunni physician, to run for office in Iraq's first democratic election. As a member of a political minority, the doctor tries to convince his fellow party members not to boycott the election, but with the entire political process hanging by a thread, he faces an uphill battle.

General Wesley Clark Seven Countries in Five Years: This was being discussed as part of a five-year campaign plan, he said, and there were a total of seven countries, beginning with Iraq, then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and finishing off Iran." Clark regards the 2003 invasion of Iraq as "a huge mistake".

US 'plans to attack seven Muslim states' | News | Al Jazeera
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Sep 22, 2003 · Presidential hopeful General Wesley Clark says the White House devised a five-year plan after the 9/11 strikes to attack seven majority-Muslim countries.

Jacob

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Jacob dreamed about a ladder to Heaven, as described in the Bible's Book of Genesis (Chapter 28, verses 10-17). In the dream, Jacob saw a stairway reaching from Earth to Heaven with angels ascending and descending, and God appeared to reaffirm His covenant with Jacob, promising him land and descendants.

Christians interpret this vision as foreshadowing Jesus Christ as the ultimate connection between God and humanity, as Jesus referred to this concept in the Gospel of John.

Key Details of Jacob's Dream:
The Vision: A ladder (or stairway) stood on the earth, with its top touching heaven, and angels were moving up and down it.

The Location: This dream occurred at Bethel (originally called Luz) while Jacob was fleeing his brother Esau.

God's Promise: God stood above the ladder and promised Jacob the land he was on, confirming the covenant made with Abraham and Isaac.

Significance: The ladder symbolizes the direct connection and communication between God and humanity, a connection fulfilled in Jesus, who is the "way, the truth, and the life".

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