I believe it would be a grave error to ignore the shifting winds of change that have blown into Washington, D.C., as this current administration curses the Covenant that JEHOVAH made with Israel, a Covenant that will be fulfilled by the rule and reign of JESUS CHRIST.

In closing I would like to reiterate the following: Washington, D.C., may believe that such a policy shift is merely a conflict with Israel, but in reality, it is a battle she will not win against the ALMIGHTY GOD. If the collapse of Lebanon's government, a long time enemy of Israel, was the result of pushing a UN resolution forward that condemns Israel, then what could happen to the governments of those nations that are co-signing with Lebanon, or worse to the United States of America, the long time ally of Israel, if she abstains from vetoing it?

Could these nations also see some form of destabilization, or even collapse, within their particular government systems?

And I say again, what of the US?

The Obama administration holds one of the 5 veto power positions on the UN Security Council. If President Obama so chooses, he could instruct the US to stand firm against the onslaught of condemnation towards Israel. But if Obama so chooses not to veto this resolution and allows this resolution to go forward, that act alone would be historic. It has never been done before -- an anti-Israeli resolution NOT vetoed by the US.

If Obama chooses such a course for the US, what may follow for the US government could also be historic. If the collapse and destruction of Lebanon's government is, indeed, a warning, then the Obama administration should take heed. For let us not forget, that it was at the VERY TIME that Lebanon's PM Hariri was sitting FACE TO FACE with President Obama that his Lebanese government collapsed. I can't say for sure that Hariri discussed in private with Obama the very resolution his nation had put forth at the UN (though I would assume such a move would be discussed with Israel's "greatest ally") and I can't personally say he appealed for Obama to support not only his position but that of the 122 other nations who have co-signed the resolution, I feel that the answers to these questions are not necessary. I need only to reflect back upon Obama's actions through his first two years towards Israel and specifically towards Prime Minister Netanyahu to believe that he is open to abstaining from a veto without the appeal of others to support such a position.

If Obama were to veto the resolution, the hand of Divine justice may be stayed a little longer, but to not veto the resolution and ignore the warning of what has happened to Lebanon, could mean the same for Washington, D.C., -- destroyed, cut through, as in divinely lacerated by the Sword of David.

Let us pray that the will of the FATHER in Heaven would be done on earth as it is in Heaven. He has not forgotten Israel, nor has HE forgotten HIS plan for Israel.