Haniyeh - Bad News From Gaza

On December 27, 2008, Israel began bombing Haniyah's Gaza in response to rocket fire that he directed to fall upon innocent civilians in Israel,  This page will examine, what the Torah Code has to say about Haniyeh.  On my Talmud & Names page you will find my modified Torah Codes Hypothesis.  Three sections from it are of particular note – the first (in blue) from the Talmud, a second statement (in maroon) of how I suspect the Torah Code works with respect to names, and a summary (in green):

In a discussion of names and prophecy, the Talmud (Gemara for Berachos 7b) indicates that God inspires parents to select a name that has significance unbeknown to the parent.  Many years later, the aptness of the name becomes apparent to all.

On Why Fates Often Match the Codes (The Blessing or Curse Effect):

…if we find a statistical tendency to support the Codes with respect to the fates of people, it is not because they have been encoded to definitely do something. Rather, we are seeing the result of the analogy of good or bad genes with good or bad location of the names at ELS.

In Summary:

There are many fates that don't match the names. However, if such a blessing or curse effect is present, we should expect to see a slightly greater rate of matching fates in Codes texts than in control texts - again, not because they are deliberately encoded, but because they have received a blessing or curse of some sort at name selection. The matrix on Haniyeh below is an example of a curse. However, statitsically, this type matrix is not as impressive as ELS Maps which all require redundant a priori course angles.  ELS Maps are posted on this web site.  See the home page and their summary.