The EUs Big Five and Egypt to hold Middle East peace talks in Brussels. Brussels - Foreign ministers from France, Britain, Germany, Italy and Spain, along with European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, are set to discuss the Middle East peace process with their Egyptian counterpart in Brussels, diplomats said Thursday.
The meeting takes place as Israeli-Palestinian talks remain in limbo, after Israel's 10-month moratorium on construction in West Bank settlements expired at the end of last month.
"It is very important to hear from the Egyptian colleague's own voice what is the best path for the negotiations," Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said on the fringe of a NATO meeting.
Talks are set to take place over dinner, on the eve of Friday's Friends of Democratic Pakistan meeting that Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit was due to attend.
Frattini said the group would also hear from French and Spanish colleagues Bernard Kouchner and Miguel Angel Moratinos over their weekend visit to Jerusalem, during which they were bluntly told by their Israeli counterpart that the EU should solve its own problems before intervening in the conflict.
Italy's top diplomat said that that demonstrated the need for EU countries to stop competing for the leadership of different mediation efforts.
"In the Middle East peace process, Europe should have the High Representative for foreign policy (Ashton), not a multiplication of various initiatives," Frattini said.
The Italian foreign minister had himself toyed with the idea of leading a selected group of European colleagues to visit Gaza, but has since given up on the idea. End of Quote
Prophetically speaking, one day with the Lord is a thousand years and a thousand years is one day, the Antichrist shall confirm a seven year treaty with many for one week, or seven years.
Daniel Chapter 9, Verse 27
And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate.
There are many scholars that have said that for the Antichrist to confirm a seven year treaty in the Middle East he would simply rubber stamp what others have already worked out.
Therefore, technically speaking he would not actually be involved in working out the finer details.
There are then others that are saying that the EU presidency is the power base for the Antichrist, an analogy that l am in agreement with.
If that were the case then the newly appointed president of the EU Council of Ministers, Herman Van Rompuy, could quite easily fit into that category; but we shall just have to wait and see?
Therefore, it did not really come as a surprise that when the American president, Barak Obama, had organized a summit in the US to try and bring the respective parties together in a Middle East peace deal that it was doomed to failure even before it even began.
Simply put, l could never see the treaty of Daniel Chapter 9 Verse 27 ever being rubber stamped by an American president.
If that had ever happened and Barak Obama would have confirmed a Middle East peace treaty then would all be doomed to eternal Hellfire because the word of God would have been made untrue.
On the other hand, now that the concept of a talks over Middle East peace has moved over to Brussels, the economic capital of the EU, the whole idea of peace in the Middle East begins to take on a new meaning, and a can be seen in a different light.
There may now be a real possibility of some sort of a peace deal being worked out and if there is then there are no doubts at all that it would be confirmed by the newly appointed president of the EU, that is, Van Rompuy, thereby making him the Antichrist as he is the president of the EU Council of Ministers concurrently.
For whatever reason, there is not a great deal of the peace talks being moved over to Europe being mentioned on the Internet at the moment, so all that we are able to do is to wait and see if there is even going to be a treaty as a result of these latest moves, and if there is one we shall then have to wait and see who it is going to be rubber stamped by if that is to happen at all in the short term future?
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