PALESTINE:AN ACCOUNT OF 7000 YEARS OF HISTORY

Palestine: AN ACCOUNT OF 7000 YEARS OF HISTORY

by DR JOHN COLEMAN

A very accurate and historical account of Palestine at the time it belonged to Egypt. The story of how the sons of Noah came into Egypt, conquered the murdering priesthood, and then set up and ruled through a new system of government, is indeed an amazing one. Although heavily laced with history, the book is very readable, and throws new light on the 7000-year history of Palestine.

Dr. Coleman writes that contrary to most accounts, it was not an empty and barren land, but filled with people working in industries and agriculture. It was indeed a land “overflowing with milk and honey.” The book lays bare the history of the Pharaoh Amenhotep IV and corrects the belief held in many quarters that the ancient Egyptians built great works like the pyramids. Dr. Coleman gives very compelling confirmation that these monuments were built by the sons of Noah and his people known as the Hyskos.

Prior to 1917, for 7000 years the country was known as Palestina. It was the name used by both Romans and Arabs. After WWI it was ruled by the British, who received a so-called "mandate" from The League of Nations to administer Palestine as a future national home for the Jewish people.

Neither The League nor the British Government had the slightest right under international law to give away land that did not belong to them and "declare" that land as some other nation's territory (the so-called Balfour Declaration).

Herein lies the seeds of all wars and conflicts in Palestine that followed and which continue to this day (2008).

Israel was "created" in 1948 by UN Resolution 181, another illicit act that would be akin to the UN creating "Novo California" out of California and awarding it to Mexico under a "mandate."

Resolution 181 allegedly partitioned Palestine into two states, one for Jews and the other for Palestinians. The Arabs and Palestinians objected to the creation of the Jewish state and fought several wars against it, and a virtual state of war is still ongoing.