Middle East: Blueprint for the Final Solution: The Coming Fall and Rise of Western Democracy

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The Middle East conflict
originated, literally, in the womb of a beautiful woman –Rebekah, Isaac’s
wife. Her ‘struggling’ twins, from
their mother’s womb, have often engaged in a love/hate embrace, scorching their
lands with periodic eruptions of bloody conflicts. Their descendants, though gradually lost their identity, have
spread their struggle for ‘the global inheritance’ into Europe, the Americas,
and elsewhere.

The march of Islam, of Muhammad,“the
man of the sword”; the present Jew/arab
conflict; the Persian Gulf menace; fanatic Islamic world terrorism and their
main target – the West – are a direct result of the twins’ struggle, which
begun while in their mother’s womb.

Human history and its future
can’t be fully comprehended without correct understanding of the roots and
turbulent history of the struggling twins.
You, the reader, are destined, regardless of your ethnic background and
religion, to soon experience the final consequences and glorious triumph of
this age-long bloody conflict.

Through the pages of this work
the author takes you on a fascinating journey of the Biblical and historic
records, which faithfully traced the stormy blazing trails of ‘the struggling
twins,’from the inception of the conflict to its glorious ‘final solution.’

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Mike M. Joseph was born in 1944 to a Jewish Orthodox family in British Aden, Yemen. In 1949, his family migrated to Israel. In late 1965, he moved to New York, where, few years later, he begun working with a community practicing both the Old and New Testaments' teachings of the Bible. From 1970 to 1975 he served on the faculty of a religious college in Pasadena, California - teaching Modern and Biblical Hebrew, while pursuing his B.A. degree in Liberal Arts. In 1975, Mr Joseph begun his new career as a Bible lecturer. Mr. Joseph has published dozens of articles and books on human relationships and Middle East issues. He presently lectures and also teaches Bible Law from the Old and New Testaments on the internet website: http://www.teachingthelaw.org