ISRAEL: State & Govt: The Two Birth Charts

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Dear John,

 

Everything is possible.

 

From http://www.hanefesh.com/edu/Holidays/Israel_Independence_Day.htm

even the date 14.05.1948, around 16:00, is possible :

“The official date given by the

United Nations in their partition vote for the creation of the two new entities

was May 15th,

1948. Thus,

May 14th was to be the last day of the

British Mandate. At 4 p.m.,

the British lowered their flag and immediately the Jews raised their own.”

From http://www.trumanlibrary.org/israel/palestin.htm

:

May 14, 1948: late morning eastern standard time (late

afternoon in Palestine): David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first

prime minister, reads a " Declaration of Independence, " which proclaims the existence

of a Jewish state called Israel beginning on May 15, 1948, at 12:00

midnight Palestine time (6:00 p.m., May 14, 1948,eastern standard time).

May 14, 1948, 6 p.m. eastern standard time (12:00 midnight in

Palestine): The British mandate for Palestine

expires, and the state of Israel comes into being.

May 14, 1948, 6:11 p.m. eastern standard time: The United States recognizes

Israel on a de facto basis. The White House issues the following statement:

" This Government has been informed that a Jewish state has been proclaimed

in Palestine, and recognition has been requested by the provisional government

thereof. The United States recognizes the provisional government as the de

facto authority of the State of Israel. "

Let us see some events from the following

list, for the 3 possibilities (implying 4 different testing charts, as the lagna

changes at 16:00:30):

 

Disaster Date Killed

Slides 30-Dec-1970 20

Epidemic Aug-2000 12

Flood 18-Oct-1997 11

Wind Storm 12-Dec-1991 5

Wind Storm 19-Jan-2000 3

Wild Fires 3-Nov-1983 0

Extreme Temperature 25-Feb-1992 0

Wild Fires 2-Jul-1995 0

Flood 31-Dec-1998 0

Drought 15-Apr-1999 0

Disaster Date Killed

Transport Accident 5-Feb-1997 73

Misc Accident 29-Feb-1992 23

Transport Accident 11-Jun-1985 22

Transport Accident 21-Dec-1990 20

Transport Accident 23-Dec-1990 20

Misc Accident 25-May-2001 15

Industrial Accident 28-Mar-1983 0

Industrial Accident 23-Apr-1995 0

 

 

 

 

Slides 30-Dec-1970 20 killed, Me/Sa/Me

 

 

Flood 18-Oct-1997 11 killed, Ve/Me/Ra

 

 

Transport Accident 5-Feb-1997 73 killed, Ve/Me/Ve

 

 

Misc Accident 29-Feb-1992 23 killed, Ve/Ju/Su

 

 

Transport Accident 11-Jun-1985 22 killed, Ve/Mo/Sa

 

 

Transport Accident 21-Dec-1990 20 killed, Ve/Ra/Ma

 

 

1969

Feb 26, Levi Eshkol [sjkolnik], Israeli premier, died. Me/Ju/Me

 

 

 

 

 

Slides 30-Dec-1970 20 killed, Me/Sa/Me

 

 

Flood 18-Oct-1997 11 killed, Ve/Me/Ra

 

 

Transport Accident 5-Feb-1997 73 killed, Ve/Me/Ve

 

 

Misc Accident 29-Feb-1992 23 killed, Ve/Ju/Su

 

 

Transport Accident 11-Jun-1985 22 killed, Ve/Mo/Me

 

 

Transport Accident 21-Dec-1990 20 killed, Ve/Ju/Sa

 

 

1969

Feb 26, Levi Eshkol [sjkolnik], Israeli premier, died. Me/Ju/Ke

 

 

 

 

 

Slides 30-Dec-1970 20 killed, Me/Sa/Ve

 

 

Flood 18-Oct-1997 11 killed, Ve/Me/Ju

 

 

Transport Accident 5-Feb-1997 73 killed, Ve/Me/Mo

 

 

Misc Accident 29-Feb-1992 23 killed, Ve/Ju/Ra

 

 

Transport Accident 11-Jun-1985 22 killed, Ve/Mo/Ve

 

 

Transport Accident 21-Dec-1990 20 killed, Ve/Ju/Me

 

 

1969

Feb 26, Levi Eshkol [sjkolnik], Israeli premier, died. Me/Ju/Ve

 

 

 

 

 

 

Slides 30-Dec-1970 20 killed, Ke/Ju/Su

 

 

Flood 18-Oct-1997 11 killed, Su/Me/Ju

 

 

Transport Accident 5-Feb-1997 73 killed, Su/Sa/Ju

 

 

Misc Accident 29-Feb-1992 23 killed, Ve/Me/Sa

 

 

Transport Accident 11-Jun-1985 22 killed, Ve/Ju/Mo

 

 

Transport Accident 21-Dec-1990 20 killed, Ve/Me/Ra

 

 

1969

Feb 26, Levi Eshkol [sjkolnik], Israeli premier, died. Ke/Ma/Ke

 

 

1948

May 14, The British evacuated Israel. The independent state of Israel was proclaimed in Tel Aviv under Prime Minister David

Ben-Gurion as British rule in Palestine came to an end. Ben-Gurion and 36 fellow members of the

Provisional Council of State signed the Declaration of the Establishment of the

State of Israel. 10 of the member’s signatures were delayed for 10 days

because they were cut off by fighting in Jerusalem.

 

 

1948

May 15, A 28 year old British Mandate over Palestine ended.

 

1948 May 15, Hours after declaring its

independence, the new state of Israel was attacked by Transjordan, Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Lebanon. [see Jun 9] The first president of the State of Israel, Chaim

Weizmann, took office with the founding of the nation. David Ben-Gurion was Israel’s first prime minister. Weizmann, born in Russia in 1874, taught chemistry in England and as a leading Zionist influenced Britain’s Balfour Declaration of 1917 favoring a Jewish

homeland in Palestine. Weizmann settled in Palestine in 1934 and served as president of Israel from 1948 until his death in 1952.

 

1948 May 16, Chaim Weizmann was elected

1st president of Israel.

 

1948 May 16, PM David Ben-Gurion appointed

Israel Amir (d.2002) to head the fledgling air

force of 8 secondhand light aircraft. Amir held the post for 10 weeks and

raised the force to 3,000 personnel.

 

1948 May 17 The Soviet Union recognized the new state of Israel.

 

1948 May 18, Arab Legion captured the fort

on Mount Scopus.

 

1948 May 18, Saudi Arabia joined the invasion of Israel.

 

1948 May 20, Israel made the 1st use of its Air Force and claimed its 1st war

victory with the defeat of the Syrian army.

 

From http://timelines.ws/countries/ISRAEL1960.HTML

 

Also http://www.classbrain.com/artteenst/publish/article_118.shtml

 

For all this and because the 1st

year of Israel was of fight and war with Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria, as we can conclude

from “February 24 to July

20, 1949: Israel signs armistice

agreements with Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria.”

http://www.trumanlibrary.org/israel/palestin.htm

The dasha that explain it better is

regarding May 15, 1948, 1200 AM.

 

Best Wishes,

 

Jorge

 

 

John T W B [jtwbjakarta]

 

segunda-feira, 31 de Janeiro

de 2005 12:16

Jorge Angelino

Fwd: ISRAEL: State &

Govt: The Two Birth Charts

 

 

Hi Jorge

 

 

 

 

 

This forwarded message

was sent prompted by the offhanded comment of the astrologer, Dark*Star, who

maintains that there are " many " birth charts for Israel. Of course

there are, FOR EVERY COUNTRY. But the major ones are ALWAYS JUST TWO: with the

STATE in the priority position.

 

John T W B

<jtwbjakarta wrote:

 

 

To:

 

John T W B

Mon, 31 Jan 2005 12:04:50 +0000 (GMT)

ISRAEL: State & Govt: The Two Birth Charts

 

STATE:

 

May 14, 1948 @ 4:32 pm ... Tel Aviv (ref. N.

Campion BOOK..WORLD HOROSCOPES)

 

GOVERNMENT

 

February 14, 1949 @ 4:00 pm ... Jerusalem (Ref.

herein below)

 

 

 

 

Reference: GOVERNMENT OF ISRAEL

 

 

 

On the 14th of February, 1949 (Tu Bishvat 5709),

the Constituent Assembly, which within two days became the first Knesset, held

its first meeting in the Jewish Agency building in Jerusalem.

 

 

 

Sitting 1 of the Constituent Assembly

 

14 February 1949 (15 Shevat 5709)

Jewish Agency Building, Jerusalem, 4 p.m.

 

The Ceremony

 

The President of the Provisional

Council of State, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, enters the chamber and takes his seat.

The National Anthem (Hatikva).

Address by Dr. Chaim Weizmann.

The delegates swear allegiance.

Election of the Speaker.

Discussions.

Conclusion.

The National Anthem.

 

At that first sitting, the President of the Provisional

Council of State, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, stated in his opening

address: " It is with a sense of honor and awe that I rise to open the

Constituent Assembly of the State of Israel, the first Jewish assembly of our

day, in Jerusalem, the eternal city. At this great moment in the history of our

people, we give thanks and praise to the God of Israel by whose grace we have

been privileged to see redemption, after

generations of suffering and misery... Knesset members! I congratulate you on

your first meeting. Remember that the eyes of the whole

Jewish world are upon you, and that the yearning and prayers

of past generations accompany you. May we all be worthy of this great moment

and this immense responsibility... "

(Translation from Lorch, N., Major Knesset

Debates)

 

Because that first convention of the Constituent

Assembly occurred on Tu Bishvat, the Knesset celebrates its

" birthday " on that day each year. The event is highlighted by the

Knesset Members planting trees. This year, Tu Bishvat falls

on Monday, February 1st, and on that day, the Knesset will also have its

birthday celebration.

 

Knesset Locations

 

February 14, 1949: The first meeting

of the Constituent Assembly in Jewish Agency building, Jerusalem.

March 8, 1949-December 14, 1949: The

Knesset held its sittings in the Kessem

Cinema in Tel Aviv.

December 26, 1949-March 8, 1950: The

Knesset returned to Jerusalem and convened in the

Jewish Agency building.

March 13, 1950: The Knesset moved to

its temporary location ( " Froumine

Building " on King George Street in

Jerusalem) until the completion of the permanent location.

1957: Lord James De Rothschild sent a

letter to Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion regarding his decision to donate

money for the building of the permanent Knesset location.

October 14, 1958: The laying of the

cornerstone of the new Knesset building.

August 31, 1966: The new Knesset

building was dedicated during the governing

of the sixth Knesset.

1981: It was decided to build a new

wing in the Knesset building. The wing was built and then

opened in 1992.

2005: An additional wing is currently

under construction.

 

 

 

 

 

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STATE:

 

May 14, 1948 @ 4:32 pm ... Tel Aviv (ref. N. Campion BOOK..WORLD HOROSCOPES)

 

GOVERNMENT

 

February 14, 1949 @ 4:00 pm ... Jerusalem (Ref. herein below)

 

 

 

 

Reference: GOVERNMENT OF ISRAEL

 

 

 

On the 14th of February, 1949 (Tu Bishvat 5709), the Constituent Assembly, which

within two days became the first Knesset, held its first meeting in the Jewish

Agency building in Jerusalem.

 

 

 

Sitting 1 of the Constituent Assembly

 

14 February 1949 (15 Shevat 5709)

Jewish Agency Building, Jerusalem, 4 p.m.

 

The Ceremony

 

The President of the Provisional Council of State, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, enters

the chamber and takes his seat.

The National Anthem (Hatikva).

Address by Dr. Chaim Weizmann.

The delegates swear allegiance.

Election of the Speaker.

Discussions.

Conclusion.

The National Anthem.

 

At that first sitting, the President of the Provisional Council of State, Dr.

Chaim Weizmann, stated in his opening address: " It is with a sense of honor

and awe that I rise to open the Constituent Assembly of the State of Israel, the

first Jewish assembly of our day, in Jerusalem, the eternal city. At this great

moment in the history of our people, we give thanks and praise to the God of

Israel by whose grace we have been privileged to see redemption, after

generations of suffering and misery... Knesset members! I congratulate you on

your first meeting. Remember that the eyes of the whole Jewish world are upon

you, and that the yearning and prayers of past generations accompany you. May

we all be worthy of this great moment and this immense responsibility... "

(Translation from Lorch, N., Major Knesset Debates)

 

Because that first convention of the Constituent Assembly occurred on Tu

Bishvat, the Knesset celebrates its " birthday " on that day each year. The event

is highlighted by the Knesset Members planting trees. This year, Tu Bishvat

falls on Monday, February 1st, and on that day, the Knesset will also have its

birthday celebration.

 

Knesset Locations

 

February 14, 1949: The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly in Jewish

Agency building, Jerusalem.

March 8, 1949-December 14, 1949: The Knesset held its sittings in the Kessem

 

Cinema in Tel Aviv.

December 26, 1949-March 8, 1950: The Knesset returned to Jerusalem and

convened in the Jewish Agency building.

March 13, 1950: The Knesset moved to its temporary location ( " Froumine

Building " on King George Street in Jerusalem) until the completion of the

permanent location.

1957: Lord James De Rothschild sent a letter to Prime Minister David

Ben-Gurion regarding his decision to donate money for the building of the

permanent Knesset location.

October 14, 1958: The laying of the cornerstone of the new Knesset building.

August 31, 1966: The new Knesset building was dedicated during the governing

of the sixth Knesset.

1981: It was decided to build a new wing in the Knesset building. The wing

was built and then opened in 1992.

2005: An additional wing is currently under construction.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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