BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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Jerusalem and confirmed by the Pope in 1211. The waves of
German knights and pilgrims who followed the Third Crusade
brought considerable wealth to the new German Hospital as
well as recruits. This enabled the knights to acquire the
Lordship of Joscelin and, soon thereafter they built the castle
of Montfort (lost in 1271), the rival of the great hospitaller
fortress of Krak des Chevaliers. Never as numerous in the
Holy Land as either the Hospitaller or Templar Orders, the
Teutonic knights were nonetheless a formidable power.
http://www.chivalricorders.org/vatican/holysep.htm
THE EQUESTRIAN ORDER OF THE HOLY SEPULCHER
OF JERUSALEM
© Guy Stair Sainty
The origins of the Order of the Holy Sepulcher have been
disputed for centuries. In this examination of the history of
what is today a major Catholic Order of Knighthood, under
the direct protection of the Holy See, it has been my intention
to separate fact from fantasy and outline the historical development
of this great institution. It now has a world-wide
mission to support the Holy Places, particularly in Jerusalem,
and has approximately eighteen thousand members across
the globe. [1]
Two Christian sources who are certain the goal of the
"peace" process is to establish a German/Vatican capital in
Jerusalem are David Ben-Ariel, and the Philadelphia
Trumpet:
http://www.thetrumpet.com/index.php?page=article&id=1424
Looking to Jerusalem
We have also said that the next pope would have his sights
set on Jerusalem. Ratzinger was known for statements he
made concerning a reconciliation of sorts with the Jews. That
reconciliation being, “the moment in which Israel too will say