Author	: Bill Kochman
Publish	: Jan. 18, 1999
Update	: Dec. 8, 2025
Parts	: 03

Synopsis:



Continuing our discussion from part two, while it may seem like we have deviated somewhat from our primary discussion, we really have not. That is because everything I have been sharing with you in these paragraphs concerns psychological manipulation, control, shaping public opinion, and altering your personal worldview so that it conforms to the way that the controllers want you to see and understand things. In short, it is an ongoing, massive gaslighting operation to control your reality.

This ongoing operation, of course, includes how you are made to view Arabs, Muslims, Palestinians and Gazans. Yes, there is in fact a big difference in who each of these four words should be applied to. For example, not all Palestinians are Gazans, if they don't even live in Gaza. In similar fashion, not all Arabs are Muslims. While approximately 93% of Arabs are in fact Muslims, there are likewise Arabs who embrace Christianity, the Druze religion, the Baháʼí faith, and even Judaism.

Furthermore, not all Muslims are Arabs either. For example, there are large Muslim populations in Indonesia, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. In fact, it may surprise you to know that less than 15% of Muslims are Arabs. So did I just alter your worldview by telling you something you didn't know? You see, my friends, percentages are extremely important because they can alter how we choose to view different things. This, of course, includes how we view certain people. This point dovetails right into our current discussion regarding the Israelis, the Palestinians, the Gazans and the Israel-Hamas War.

As I told you in part two, if we are so foolish as to simply and blindly trust in the American mainstream media, we might arrive at the erroneous conclusion that all Palestinians are surely violent terrorists. "Oh, yes! They are just wild-eyed, crazy fanatics who will quote an ayah -- or verse -- from the Qur'an, as they shout "Allahu Akbar!", strap a bomb to their back, or tape grenades to their body, and then run straight into a crowd of innocent bystanders. They are very dangerous people!"

Have you heard people talk like that, or perhaps seen some of them make posts or type comments on the social networks which carry a warped attitude like that? I mentioned percentages to you a minute ago. Well, the fact of the matter is that aside from the October 7, 2023 incident, actual terrorist attacks in Israel are carried out by a small minority of Palestinians. I am talking about the very radical individuals who have been brainwashed by Hamas' violent ideology which wants to see the Jews of Israel cast into the sea.

As I mentioned to you in part two, some of the incidents which are reported by IDF forces are NOT really terrorist attacks in the truest sense of the word. In actuality, they are misguided teenagers -- probably influenced by Hamas -- who are throwing rocks at Israeli defense forces. This is a point which I also make in my article entitled "Guam Versus the Gaza Strip". No matter how you look at it, a misguided kid throwing rocks at IDF forces does not deserve to be shot dead. Yet, sadly, this has indeed happened in some cases. Furthermore, Israel has in fact publicly admitted that sometimes, such mistakes are made.

It may interest some of you to know that while writing "Guam Versus the Gaza Strip", I discovered that almost half of the population of the Gaza Strip is under the age of eighteen. In my mind, that immediately caused me to think of all of those impressionable, young people who are undoubtedly easy targets for radicalization by the leaders of Hamas. They are fertile ground for Hamas' violent ideology. My friends, that is NOT a very comforting picture. Furthermore, I am certain that the Israel-Hamas War is not helping the situation. In fact, the war has probably done a lot to convince a lot of those kids that what their leaders and other elders have taught them regarding the Jews is true.

Think about it, my friends. Many of those young people's homes have been destroyed. They have lost family members. They live in poverty and squalor, and probably in fear for their very lives. Now, as the Israel-Hamas War continues, they are being forced by IDF forces to move again and again. How would you feel if you found yourself in such a dire situation? Not very happy I would imagine. Probably rather angry in fact. To make matters worse, as I write this series, the coldest months of the year -- that being December through March -- are now upon the people of Gaza when the average temperature can drop to around 46º. However, due to rain and wind, sometimes it can feel even colder than that.

While at first glance this may not seem too bad, you need to remember that many of the Gazans are now required to live in tents as they are forced to move from place to place so that the Israelis can bomb and take control of another sector of Gaza. Of course, you probably will not hear too much of this -- if anything at all -- on the nightly, Jewish-controlled news. After all, those networks execs need to maintain their pro-Israel narrative if they really want to keep their jobs. Remember again how Tucker Carlson was ousted from his job when he began to speak out against the Jews.

All I can say is that it is very disheartening to know that those young kids in Gaza are being raised in an environment where they will learn to hate the Jews at a very early age, due to their current tragic circumstances where violence, death, hunger, poverty, squalor and fear are their constant companions. Because of it, they will probably never be given an opportunity to learn that violence only breeds even more violence. As Jesus taught in the Gospels:

"And, behold, one of them which were with Jesus stretched out his hand, and drew his sword, and struck a servant of the high priest’s, and smote off his ear. Then said Jesus unto him, Put up again thy sword into his place: for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword."


Now, obviously, I do not reside in the West Bank, or in the Gaza Strip. As such, I really do not know what the average Palestinian is actually like. Perhaps it is just my personal idealism, but I would think that the Palestinian people as a whole are very similar to you and me. In other words, they weep. They are happy. They suffer broken hearts. They suffer hunger. They long for a better future for their kids. They worry about whether or not there will be enough money to pay their bills. Just all of the normal everyday stuff.

But they also have other burdens which you and I don't have. For example, they have to hope that tomorrow the Jews won't lock down their borders, and thus prevent them from working at their jobs in Israel. They fear that perhaps tomorrow the Jews might claim their land as a part of their expansionist policy and bulldoze their house, thus leaving them homeless. They worry that their children might be shot and killed by a nervous Israeli soldier and never come home. Do you get the picture? They may embrace another religion which we do not agree with, but aside from that, we are all very much alike.

You know, if I were so foolish as to judge a nation, or a people, by the actions of a few, as the Jewish-controlled mainstream media has caused many Americans to do regarding the Palestinians, then I could quite probably come to the erroneous conclusion that every American must no doubt be a serial killer, or else gay or lesbian, or maybe a drug user, or perhaps an abortionist, or maybe an unbridled sex fiend, or a politically corrupt liar and perjurer, or maybe even a murderer who eats his victims, or a God-hating atheist, or a gangster, or perhaps even a crazy terrorist who sends out mail bombs, or who blows up buildings.

Due to my misguided understanding, I could look at different things happening within the United States, being committed by isolated individuals, or perhaps even by the government, and convince myself that the United States of America is just one dangerous nation full of a lot of sick and mentally unbalanced people. Tell me though. Would my assessment be accurate? I am sure you see the point I am making here. Well, that is what the Jews do. They purposely control the narrative through the mainstream media so that you only see the situation in Israel the way that the Jews want you to see it.

As I explained to you earlier, that is how the Jews justify all of their actions against the Palestinians. That is how they justify killing 70,000 Gazans when Hamas kills around 1,200 Israelis. As I have mentioned before, the Jews have a propensity for always killing a disproportionate number of people when they retaliate against Palestinian violence. It is an established fact. There are so many clear examples of this. Just conduct your own research, and you will discover that this is true. As I said, the Jews are a very vengeful, vicious, hateful lot of people, despite how they try to present themselves to the world, or on the nightly news.

My friends, it is a very ugly and uncomfortable thing to even have to compare war casualties. I certainly don't like to do it. However, it needs to be done so that you can see exactly how lopsided Israel's responses have been against the people of Gaza, and Palestinians in general. Everything they've been doing is contrary to the four principles of the Law of War. In particular, the principle of unnecessary suffering. If you are not familiar with the four principles, please google it.

At this point in our talk, let me take a minute to clarify and reiterate something which I briefly mentioned to you in part two. Just because I have demonstrated a certain degree of sympathy and understanding for the Palestinian people, does NOT mean that I support them in every way. As should already be apparent to you, I most certainly do NOT support or condone Islamic violence. Neither do I support the Muslim faith. As a longtime Bible-believing Christian, I hold some very strong objections to the Islamic faith, as I point out in articles such as the series "Holy Qur'an and Islam: A Doctrine of Devils?", which you will find listed at the end of this same series.

Furthermore, as some of my readers will already know, I am a man of peace, who has in fact lived a life of peace for my entire life. As such, I do NOT support any level of violence originating from any faith, not even from my own faith. It's NOT what Jesus and the Apostles taught us. I discuss this subject in more detail in articles such as "Killing and the Phinehas Priesthood", "Why I Hate War: An Exposé on Human Violence", and "Killing, Murder, War and Military Duty".

As a Christian, it is my primary responsibility to view all people, regardless of their particular ethnic origin, from the perspective of whether or not they receive the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ when they hear it. In this regard, it's plainly evident that the vast majority of both Israelis and Palestinians do greatly err. As I point out in other BBB articles, while both parties claim to believe in the one true God of Heaven, both deny the Divine Sonship, as well as the Messiahship, of Jesus Christ. While the physical well-being of the Palestinian people is indeed important, it is their spiritual well-being which is of greater importance to the Lord. As Jesus himself said in the Gospels:

"It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing: the words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life."


"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?"


"And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell."


So as you can plainly see, our spiritual well-being and our future is what is most important. Everything else is really secondary. As far as our Father in Heaven is concerned, what is most important to Him is whether or not a person's sins have been blotted out by the Blood of His dear Son, Jesus.

Returning to the subjects with which I began this series -- that is to say, the Camp David Accords, the Declaration Of Principles and the Wye Memorandum -- what we've learned is that due to the security clauses which were incorporated into these Agreements, there's always existed the potential for the government of Israel to stall the peace process for a very long time to come. This is precisely what they have done for five decades now. They purposely left a back door and a legal loophole, so that they could claim to never be fully satisfied with any endeavors which were made by the Palestinian authorities to control their population.

In short, the Israelis have been left with the ability to accuse the Palestinians of non-compliance with the agreed upon security measures, any time the slightest incident or teenager-induced provocation has occurred. As I explained to you earlier in this series, through this sly tactic, the Jews have claimed to have a valid reason for not fulfilling their own obligations under the various accords they signed with the Palestinian people. As we previously discussed, the deadline for full Palestinian autonomy was supposed to be on May 4, 1999. It never happened, and to this very day, almost fifty years since the Camp David Accords were signed by Anwar al-Sadat and Menachem Begin, it STILL has not happened.

To anyone who has read this series in full, the Israeli game plan of procrastination, endless diplomatic discussions, and other stalling tactics, should be plainly evident to you. The record speaks for itself. Now, as we approach the very end of 2025, the Israeli-Palestinian situation is even worse than it has ever been before, due to Hamas' deadly October 7, 2023 attack, which was followed by Israel's very violent retaliation through the Israel-Hamas War. This very violent conflict has for the most part obliterated the Gaza Strip, killed over 70,000 Gazans, injured 171,000 Gazans, and left some 2,000,000 Gazans displaced from their homes. If you are wondering exactly how much destruction has been wrought by Israel's IDF forces, below is an image of Gaza City. I had to shrink it down in size considerably to fit it on this web page. However, it will still give you an idea of the level of destruction which has occurred in that city.



To reiterate, as I mentioned to you earlier, it is an ugly, uncomfortable thing to ever have to compare war statistics. Yet if we do it, in this case, there is simply no comparison between what the Palestinian people have suffered, and what the Israelis have likewise been forced to endure through the loss of their loved ones which occurred on October 7, 2023. To reiterate something I said earlier, violence only begets even more violence. Thus, the Israelis and the Palestinians are now caught in a very vicious unending cycle of violence.

While a very fragile ceasefire was agreed upon on October 9, 2025 -- technically known as the Gaza Peace Plan, and also endorsed by the UN Security Council on November 17, 2025 -- appears to be holding for now, and even though Hamas has now returned all but one of the hostages -- dead or alive -- if we take into consideration the history of the Jews and Hamas, I personally do not think that the ceasefire will last much longer. In fact, based on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's own words, I don't believe that he even wants it to last. Why not? Because his ultimate goal is to completely crush Hamas, and totally remove them from the face of the earth. He won't be fully satisfied until that occurs. So as I have mentioned in other BBB articles, my suspicion is that Netanyahu is just waiting for a seemingly legitimate reason to go in and finish the job that he started.

Furthermore, as I mentioned to you in both parts one and two of this series. Netanyahu has made it abundantly clear that he is totally opposed to the establishment of a Palestinian State. As a matter of public record, in November of 2023, he said "I am the only one who will prevent a Palestinian state in Gaza and [the West Bank] after the war." Then, on January 18, 2024, Netanyahu rejected calls from the United States to initiate steps toward the establishment of said Palestinian State. In other words, my friends, Netanyahu fully rejects a so-called, and long-time evasive, two-state solution. We can add to this the fact that on February 17, 2024, PM Netanyahu stated, "We shall not bow down to international dictates in regards to a future deal with the Palestinians."

Is the picture becoming clear to you yet? If not, allow me to continue. Two days later on February 19, 2024, Netanyahu said that he'd propose legislation to oppose a Palestinian State. The very next day on February 20, 2024, he said a Palestinian state would "endanger our existence". Lastly, on April 25 of 2024, Bezalel Smotrich -- Israel's Minister of Finance -- said that he would cut off the transfer of Palestinian tax revenue to the Palestinian Authority, if they were to continue seeking international statehood recognition.

Now, in case you have forgotten -- admittedly, I have thrown a lot of information at you -- in part one of this series, I informed you that it was in fact PM Benjamin Netanyahu who in 1998 signed the Wye Memorandum with Yasser Arafat during the Bill Clinton administration. My friends, what does that tell you? It should tell you that Netanyahu has been playing this game of deception and procrastination for twenty-seven long years. He is a master at it. He has played ever single person who has come up against him with their plans for a two-state solution, for a fool.

So tell me, my friends, do you honestly think that the man is suddenly going to have a change of heart and say "Sure! Let's give the Palestinians their state right next to us!"? Not in your life! It is NEVER going to happen. Yet despite this, the USA and the rest of the world -- namely the United Nations -- continue to deceive themselves, and place their faith in the false hope that eventually, someday, they will finally win, and the Palestinian people will finally have their own state along side Israel. Quite frankly, there is only ONE way that I can personally ever see that happening, and that is by direct military intervention in Israel, to force Israel to acquiesce to international demands for a Palestinian State.

Some of you may find it interesting to know that to date, at least eleven countries have either recalled their ambassadors from Israel, or severed ties altogether with Israel since the Israel-Hamas War began. These countries are the following:

Bahrain
Belize
Bolivia
Brazil
Chad
Chile
Colombia
Honduras
Jordan
South Africa
Turkey

However, the actions of those eleven countries was just the beginning of the international pressure campaign against the state of Israel. As of the time of this writing in December 2025, a total of 157 of the 193 member states of the United Nations General Assembly -- or just over 80% of them -- have thus far officially recognized Palestine as a sovereign state. But exactly what does this mean? It means that Palestine is not only the highest authority over its territory, but it is also an INDEPENDENT state.

However, you should know that there is a major catch to this, and some of my readers may not like to hear what it is. While four of the permanent members of the UN Security Council have recognized Palestine as a sovereign state -- that is to say, Russia, China, France and the United Kingdom -- guess which country has NOT recognized Palestine? Of course, I'm sure you already know the answer: the United States of America, a.k.a. Israel's lapdog and proxy. As a result, Palestine is still a non-member observer state of the United Nations. This status means that while it can participate in proceedings of the UN General Assembly, it CANNOT vote in the General Assembly or on the Security Council.

In short, my friends, similar to many of the UN resolutions which are passed by the General Assembly, for now at least, recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state is pretty much a toothless, non-binding gesture which bears zero legal weight. Don't get me wrong. It is a step in the right direction, and it will probably cause Israel to feel the full weight of the global community of nations pressing down on it due to its stubborn resistance to Palestinian statehood. However, I do not think that it will result in budging Benjamin Netanyahu from his current adamant position.

The way I look at the situation is the following. If Israel is not willing to agree to a two-state solution so that it can normalize relations with certain Arab nations -- Saudi Arabia has already tried that ruse and failed -- neither is it going to yield to UN pressure just so UN member states will stop condemning it for its disproportionate, genocidal actions in the Gaza Strip. As I said earlier, the nature of the Jews is to just hunker down until the winds of negative public opinion die down, which they eventually will do. I imagine that Benjamin Netanyahu is probably counting on it.

While Palestine obviously already has the needed support of two thirds of UN member states -- which is required in order to become a full member state itself -- ALL FIVE permanent members of the UN Security Council must agree to it as well. To reiterate, the United States does NOT agree. Furthermore, the United States has consistently used its veto power to block the Palestinians' path to full membership in the UN, and insisted that Palestinian statehood should be achieved through direct negotiations with the state of Israel.

Thus, even if all 193 members of the UN General Assembly decided to officially recognize Palestine as a sovereign state, the combined legal weight of those 193 members would still be nullified or neutralized by that single veto from the United States. Furthermore, as we have already seen, as long as Benjamin Netanyahu remains in power, the two-state solution is totally dead in the water. So again, in my view, what is occurring at the UN with regard to Palestine is just non-binding smoke and mirrors which won't amount to anything of real substance without American support. Thus, Israel has won its fight for now, because it has the USA in its pocket.

With these thoughts, I will bring this article to a close. It is my hope that you've found it informative and enlightening, and I pray that it has been a blessing in your life as well. If you have an account with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr or with any other social network, I would really appreciate if you'd take the time to click or tap on the corresponding link that is found on this page. Thanks so much, and may God bless you abundantly!

For additional information and further study, you may want to refer to the list of reading resources below which were either mentioned in this article, or which contain topics which are related to this article. All of these articles are likewise located on the Bill's Bible Basics web server. To read these articles, simply click or tap on any link you see below.

Accusations of Antisemitism: My Personal Response

Beware of Dominionism!

Donald Trump, Gaza, and the Tyre Prophecy

Gaslighting: We Are Being Manipulated and Surveilled

Gaza Strip Horrors and the Trump Plan

Genesis 12:1-3 Deception: Exposed!

Greater Israel Doctrine: Exposed!

Guam Versus the Gaza Strip

Holy Qur'an and Islam: A Doctrine of Devils?

Middle East Peace: The Philistine - Palestinian Connection

Modern Deception: Shall a Nation Be Born at Once?

Modern Deceptions: Return to Israel, the Fig Tree and This Generation

Palestinian Quest For Statehood And UN Resolution 377

Palestinian Suicide Bombers and Middle East Peace

Prophetic Comparisons: Mashiach, Mahdi and Messiah

The Jerusalem Question: Middle East Peace, or War?

The Joke is on You!

Welcome to Greater Israel, USA!

United Nations Confrontation: Abbas vs. Obama

What About Religion "X"? Tools to Expose the Deception

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