(for the record, I don't agree with this viewpoint in the least. I just thought it was interesting to take a look at the 'opinions' of the Religious Right):crazy:
http://www.cbn.com/CBNNews/News/031217a.aspARIEL, Israel -- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is preparing to unveil his latest plan for dealing with the Palestinians later this week, and at this crucial time in the Middle East, Pat Robertson has traveled to the city of Ariel in Israel. He’s there to learn first hand about the ongoing struggle between Israel and the Palestinians.
LEE WEBB: Pat, I understand you are in the West Bank now. Where exactly in the West Bank are you?
PAT ROBERTSON: Lee, I am in Ariel, they call this the capitol of Samaria. This is an amazing city. It has 18,000 people in it. Behind me is the Biblical Mount Garazeem, the place is filled with Biblical tradition and this is what is known in the Bible as Judea and Samaria...
:crazy:NACHMAN: Not only he, but you know, all the claims. The policy is that this is the West Bank. But in the Bible there is no West Bank, in the Bible there is no green line, and in the Bible there is no occupied territories. In the Bible, you see, we have only promised land to Israel. That's what we have and the question, and this is the basic question -- whether we have the right to that land. And if we have the right to the land, so we will stay here. If we don't have the right, we cannot stay here, and how do we know that we have the right? We go to the Bible.
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