Revealing Eschatology.

History of the Peace Accord Fulfilling Prophecy.



In beginning, the first major sign and event bringing in the times prophecied is what came to be called "the Intifada." In essence, this event marked the starting point that would begin "Jacob's troubles", the territories that Israel had held since 1967.
It is recorded that the beginning of the Intifada began on Dec. 9, 1987. By April 16,1988, the Intifada grew to such an intensity that it was the worst yet where 13 Palestinians died, and many more were injured.
The next major sign and event occurred on July 31,1988, where Jordan's King Hussein "yielded to the PLO his country's claim to the West Bank occupied by Israel since the 1967 war. Arafat then became "the leader and spokesman for the Palestinian people."
The next major event occurred on Nov. 8,1988 where George Bush Sr. was elected President of the United States. On Nov. 9,88 George Bush chose James Baker to be Secretary of State.
Then on Nov. 14,1988, an Arab state is proclaimed by Arafat, in the name of the Palestinian people "with its capital in holy Jerusalem," he proclaimed. Shortly after on Nov. 20,88, Cairo, Egypt recognizes a Palestinian state.
On Dec. 14,1988, Arafat calls on Israel to a "peace parley". Challenging Israel to a "land for peace agreement." President Reagan excepted this plan. Talks then began between the U.S. and the PLO on Dec. 16,88.
Shortly thereafter, Israel had formed a coalition government installed on Dec. 22,88, with Yitzhak Shamir as Prime Minister, Shimon Peres as Vice Premier, and finance minister Moshe Arens as minister of Foreign Affairs, with Yitzhak Rabin as DEfense Minister. Then on Dec. 24,1988, President elect George Bush completed his selection of his cabinet.
At this point concerning the prophecy's fulfillment, we have Israel, Jerusalem, its territories to be involved, its leaders Yitzhak Shamir, Shimon Peres, and Yitzhak Rabin. We have Jordan and its king Hussein, and Egypt with its leaders. Arafat and the PLO who represent the Palestinians, and other Arab nations involved in the quest of "land for peace agreements." Then we have the beast kingdom and its leaders who would go on and be involved in the fulfilling of the prophecy.
From this time on, talks continued as the pressure mounted against Israel in this plan of "land for peace." Then by March of 1990, Israel's coalition government collapsed in a dispute over "Arab peace talks." By June of 1990, Yitzhak Shamir succeeded in forming a new Israeli government. A hardcore government against the plan of "land for peace." With this new government now installed, peace talks came to a standstill and would not resume until after the coming Persian Gulf War ended. The major event and catylist that would go on to fulfill the very prophecy itself in its entirety.
The Persian Gulf War began with the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq on Aug. 2,1990. The war officially began with the allied bombings over Iraq on Jan. 16,1991. The Iraqis were finally defeated and formally surrendered on March 3,1991. This, "in part," fulfilled the prophecy of chapters 38-39 seen in Ezekiel. All the nations mentioned in the prophecy of Ezekiel were in this war. Of this coalition of "many nations" there were at least 12 Arab nations in and around the Middle East that supported this U.S. led U.N. coalition of nations gathered together against Iraq. Where then in the times to come, they also would gather against Israel under the guise of a covenant called "Land for Peace."
In early March of 1991, after the war's end, in an address to Congress George Bush stated concerning the Middle East that a "comprehensive peace must be grounded in U.N. Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338 and the principle of territory for peace---." He stated, "The time has come to put an end to Arab and Israeli conflict." Bush then sent James Baker to the Middle East in an effort to find a "formula for peace," from March 8th to May 4 of 1991. By July of 91, President Bush and Soveit President Mikhail Gorbachev issued a joint statement in Moscow reaffirming "their strong mutual commitment to promote peace among the Arab states, Israel and the Palestinians." Then added that "peace can only result from direct negotiations between the parties." James Baker then returned to the Middle East from July21st to Sept. 17 of 91.
At that time in September of 91 at a press conference, President Bush demanded that Congress delay for four months the issue regarding Israel's request for $10 billion in loan guarantees for housing, in order to resettle newly arrived Soviet Jews until after a Middle East peace conference scheduled for October." James Baker returned again to the Middle East on Oct. 11 and 16 where with Soviet Foreign Minister Boris Pankin, he announced the opening of peace talks to be held later that month in Madrid.
On Oct. 30,1991, Israel, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, and representatives of the Palestinians met for peace talks in Madrid. George Bush addressed the conference and tells the Israelis that "territorial compromise is essential for peace." The conference concluded Nov. 4,91 without any agreement among the parties on where they would meet next. Later it was agreed that the talks would continue in Washington on DEc, 10,91 but the talks failed to make any headway. It was then agreed on Dec, 22nd that the talks would resume in Washington in January.
The two sides began their meetings in Washington on Jan. 13-14,92 with little progress. On Jan. 19th believing that the Israeli stand was not firm enough, two right wing parties withdrew from the Israeli government coalition, leaving Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir without a majority vote in parliment. Because of this action, Shamir lost the upcoming election to Yitzhak Rabin who favored a "land for peace" agreement with the Palestinians.
James Baker, testifying before a house subcommittee on Feb. 24,1992 (concerning Israel's $10 billion loan) said the Bush administration would support the loan guarantees "only if Israel stopped the settlement efforts in the occupied territories." He said the administration was against the construction of housing in the occupied territories. By the end of May of 92, the peace talks that had begun the previous October were stalled, until the Israeli elections in June of 92.
On June 23,1992, the Israeli Labor Party was returned to power. One of its first acts was to "stop the building" by the Jewish settlers on the West Bank. On Luly 19, James Baker returned to the Middle East. On July 21, the new Israeli Prime minister Yitzhak Rabin went to Cairo. Then on Aug. 24,92 peace talks resumed in Washington. Although peace talks continued throughout the rest of 92, little progress was made.
On January 19,1993, the day before President elect Bill Clinton's inaugaration, the Israeli parliment overturned the law barring Israelis contact with members of the PLO. This repeal represented an attempt to revive the Middle East peace negotiations.
Bush and Rabin came to an agreement on the sanctioned $10 billion in loan guarantees on Aug. 11,92, that the money would not be used for the building of settlements in the "occupied territories." Later after the Israeli parliment overturned the law barring contact with the PLO on Jan. 19,93, private and secret talks began to be held to what came to be called "the Oslo Accord." The Oslo Accord was reached and signed in principle on Aug. 20,93. Then approved in principle by the Israeli parliment on Aug, 31,93. The Oslo Accord was then formally signed by the parties involved in Washington on SEpt. 13,1993. The Israeli parliment approved it on Sept. 23,93. The Oslo Accord was to go into effect 30 days after its signing on Oct. 13,1993.
Israel and the PLO then went on to sign a self-rule accord in Cairo on May 4,94. This accord called for the transfer of power and Israel's withdrawal from Jerico over to the PLO., and the Gaza Strip on May 18,94.
On Oct. 26, 1994, Israel and Jordan signed a peace treaty between their two countries. Part of this treaty pledged that no group or organization could launch a military attack from Israel or Jordan.
On July 4,1995, Arafat and Rabin agreed in principle to what would be called "phase two of the Oslo Accord." Israel and the PLO signed "phase two" of the Oslo Accord in Washington on Sept. 28,1995.* (see chapter 17 of book "Revealing Eschatology-Expanded Addition"- Satan's release after the 2000 years for further details concerning this covenant signing “time/phase”).*
 Phase two, the giving over of "occupied territories" to the PLO of a certain percentage from the West Bank was completed on Dec. 26,1995. Palestinian elections followed where Yasser Arafat was elected President of the Palestinian National Authority on Jan. 20,1996. He was then sworn in as President on Feb. 12,1996.
Prior to this, due to Rabin's assassination in November of 1995, elections were called for in Israel; and Benjamin Netanyahu was elected Prime Minister of Israel on May 29,1996. Agreement between Israel and the PLO on Israel's withdrawal from Hebron was reached on Jan. 15,1997. But by mid-March of 1997, the peace talks came to a dead halt because of Israel's commitment in continuing to build Jewish settlements in East Jerusalem. Peace talks later resumed in October of 1998 at the Wye River Plantation. The agreement reached they called "the Wye River Accord" was reached and signed on Oct. 23,1998. The Israelis were to withdraw from another 13 percent of the West Bank and given over to the PLO.
Under the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Wye Accord was never implemented due to continued violence and broken promises. Due also to a divided government where early elections were called for on Dec. 16,1998; freezing the U.S.-brokered Wye peace Accord indefinitely. Elections were then held on May17,1999 with Ehud Barak winning the election as the new Prime Minister of Israel. Prior to that time on Feb. 7,99, King Hussein of Jordan died, and his eldest son Abdullah 37, took the throne and is now King of Jordan.
On Sept. 4,1999, Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat signed an agreement, this agreement was to implement last years U.S.-brokered Wye agreement, which took effect at the signing. On Sept. 13,1999, the Israelis and Palestinians began talks on a final peace accord to be reached by September of 2000. The agreement called for Israel to pull back from another 11 percent of the West Bank in three stages. The Israeli pullbacks would give Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority 42 percent of the West Bank. But since we are now beyond that time, history shows us that these dates and pullbacks agreed upon did not come to pass.
A Lebanon withdrawal scheduled for July of 2000 occurred earlier than expected. The collapse of the militia allies forced a quicker withdrawal than expected. Barak ordered all Israeli troops out of southern Lebanon on May 24,2000. Then on June 10,2000, President Hafez Assad died at the age of 69. His 34 year old son Bashar became and is now President of Syria. During this time, off and on talks, disputes and violence continued, until September where it reached its explosion point. This explosion point began Sept. 28,2000 by a visit of Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon to a contested Muslim holy shrine in Jerusalem, beginning a new Intifada. From that time on violence continued, and Barak's government widely divided, began to collapse. On Nov. 29,2000, Barak agreed to call for early elections. He formally resigned on Dec. 11,2000, with the elections dated for Feb. 6,2000.
Meanwhile at that time, after a hotly contested campaign for Presidency between Al Gore and George Bush Jr., Bush was seen as being the next President-elect in December of 2000. He was then inaugarated the 43rd President of the U.S. on Jan. 20,2001.
To date; January 2001, since the new Intifada began in Israel between the Palestinians and Israelis on Sept. 28,2000; the violence continues, and an all-out war may very well be on the horizon in a very short time.
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