Nuggets from "Judgment Day: Islam, Israel, and the Nations"

Nuggets from "Judgment Day: Islam, Israel, and the Nations" by Dave Hunt

The UN Commission on Human Rights discriminates against Israel before it even votes: that lone democracy in the Middle East is the one UN member excluded from this commission!...On a leading Russian TV program, "Vremya," one of Russia's most distinguished mathematicians, Igor R. Shafarevich, expressed support for Saddam Hussein in the Gulf War. In 1990, a group of anti-Semitic Russian writers traveled throughout the US, some of whom had signed the infamous "Letter of 74 Writers" (Shafarevich was one of its authors), which expressed support for the "Moslem brothers" in the Gulf War and was widely quoted in the American press. One newspaper covered it with a headline: "Thanks to Iraq for bombarding Israel! The kikes deserved it!!! [emphasis in original]" (Washington Post, April 17, 1990, 1)...Although only about one percent of Japanese have ever had any contact with a Jewish person, anti-Semitism is deeply rooted, is of long standing (anti-Semitic books have been popular in Japan for at least one hundred years), and is growing. Best-selling books in Japan blame Jews for every disaster, from earthquakes to the stock market crash of 1993....

There is no rational explanation for this continuous animosity toward a particular people. It cannot be justified by saying that Jews, in contrast to all others, are so despicable that they deserve to be hated. Yet this irrational and implacable anti-Semitism is exactly what the Bible prophets foretold. That fact provides another major proof that the Bible is Gods's Word. And there are no Jew-haters as vicious as the Muslims, who didn't even exist when these prophecies were written.