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	==Links==		==Links==

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-	Ben-Ariel’s views first landed him in trouble with Israeli authorities in 1996. He was arrested in a suspected plot to blow up Al Aqsa Mosque. Ben-Ariel spent three weeks in an Israeli jail and was released without being charged. He was deported and banned from applying for a Visa until 2004.	+	Ben-Ariel’s views first landed him in trouble with Israeli authorities in 1996. He was arrested in a suspected plot to blow up [[Al Aqsa Mosque]]. Ben-Ariel spent three weeks in an Israeli jail and was released without being charged. He was deported and banned from applying for a Visa until 2004.

	He [[astroturfs]] his blog articles on Speakeasy and other forums.		He [[astroturfs]] his blog articles on Speakeasy and other forums.

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[[Image:David 2.jpg|Beyond Babylon]]

David Ben-Ariel is a Christian-Zionist writer and author of Beyond Babylon: Europe's Rise and Fall. With a focus on the Middle East and Jerusalem, his analytical articles help others improve their understanding of that troubled region.

He has a God-given love for the Jews and the nation of Israel. His Israeli lawyer has stated that David's "future is linked with that of the Jews," and Gershon Salomon, chairman of the Temple Mount Faithful, says "God has some special task" for him. His sacred bond with the land and people of Israel has been strengthened over the years by his service as a volunteer on eight kibbutzim including during Operation Desert Storm.

As a firm believer in the Israelite roots and responsibilities of the Anglo-Saxons and Northwestern European peoples, David works towards the ultimate reconciliation and restoration of Joseph with Judah. As a student of biblical prophecy, he is alarmed about Germany and the Vatican's increasing control of the European continent, remodeling it after the "Holy Roman Empire." As the outspoken author of Beyond Babylon: Europe's Rise and Fall, he is determined to do all he can to help wake the world up to the clear and present danger Germany poses to world peace, with a special emphasis on the Middle East.

==Controversy==

Ben-Ariel’s views first landed him in trouble with Israeli authorities in 1996. He was arrested in a suspected plot to blow up Al Aqsa Mosque. Ben-Ariel spent three weeks in an Israeli jail and was released without being charged. He was deported and banned from applying for a Visa until 2004.

He [[astroturfs]] his blog articles on Speakeasy and other forums.

==Links==

* [http://www.presspublications.com/pages/localauthors10.asp East Toledoan calls his book, Beyond Babylon, God’s final warning]
* [http://beyondbabylon.blogspot.com/ Beyond Babylon]
* [http://www.pushhamburger.com/david.htm The Lion Has Roared]
* [http://grumpyoldbookman.blogspot.com/2006/02/free-speech-david-ben-ariel-christmas.html Free speech, David Ben-Ariel, Christmas, New Year, and Iraq]