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1.  Menachem Begin: after signing the Camp David Accords, which laid the groundwork for
     the dismantling of the Jewish state and the creation of a Palestinian state on its ruins, fell and
     broke his hip, after which he could barely walk. His wife died shortly thereafter, his
    government folded and he retreated into seclusion.
                   Anwar Sadat, the co-signer of these ill-advised accords, was assassinated while
     Jimmy Carter, under whose Presidency the United States reached one of her lowest points
     in modern history, failed to get re-elected. 
2.  Yitzhak Shamir, the last Zionist of the old guard, tried to withstand the pressure but 
     succumbed to Bush Senior’s demands to participate at the Madrid Conference (which
     further weakened Israel’s position as a sovereign nation) and to act as a sitting duck during
     the first Gulf war. Shamir failed to get re-elected.
3.  Yitzhak Rabin, former warrior, Chief of Staff and Prime Minister during the days of the
     Entebbe raid. He allowed for American President, Bill Clinton, the EU and the UN to walk
     all over Israel. In defiance of G-d’s oath and covenant to Abraham concerning the Land,
     Rabin gave away Jericho (part of tribal inheritance of Benjamin), Bethlehem (the city of
     David and birthplace of Yeshua; once prosperous and peaceful under Israeli administration
     but now a war zone under the PA’s rule), Ramallah (belongs to tribe of Judah) and
     Shechem/Shiloh (where the Tabernacle was set up; today known as Nablus). He signed
     away Hebron as well, the “birthplace” of the Jewish people^¥. Aiming to please the
     American President rather than G-d, he gave up land for peace and brought terrorism to
     heights unheard of until that time. 
                While Genesis 15:17-21 was being read in every synagogue, Yitzhak Rabin was
     shot and killed^*.
4.  Benjamin Netanyahu^§ withstood Bill Clinton, the UN and EU and so became Israel’s most
     unpopular Prime Minister abroad. Consequently, he became the victim of a political
     “assassination”ⁱ (of which G-d had warned him in advance) by his own country-men who
     lobbied in Washington (i.e. in a foreign country) against him. 
                 Then Netanyahu honored Rabin’s signing away of Hebron by relinquishing it to the
     Palestinians^±. As a result, 73 of Israel’s best young soldiers died and Netanyahu lost his
     premiership.
5.  Ehud Barak so courted President Bill Clinton and Yasser Arafat, that he offered the Golan
     as well as large areas surrounding Jerusalemw. His government crumbled after only 2 years.
6.  Arik Sharon, “man of steel”, was considered the man who could resist pressure. Sharon
     proved even more willing than all his predecessors to sacrifice the covenanted land and his
     people’s livelihood in acquiescence of American, UN and EU demands. As those who
     went before him, Genesis 15:17-21 proved Sharon’s fatal error and struck him down.