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Nevertheless, one of the intricacies of Biblical Hebrew is that often words and expressions may inten-
tionally have more than one meaning. In this case the Hebrew may also be understood as saying,

They shall fly the Philistines away westward.

The Hebrew says: "VeAFU BeCeTeF PliSHTIM YaMaH," i.e., word-for-word:

"[ve-afu] And they will fly (or cause to be flown) [becetef] by-wing [Plishtim] Philis-
tines [yama] towards the Sea (or towards the west)."

This may be interpreted to mean anyone of the following:

1) That the Philistines in the west are being flown AGAINST, or

2) ALTERNATELY (and more consistently with the Literal Hebrew) that they will be FLOWN
OUT WESTWARD, or

3) BOTH EXPLANATIONS MAY PROVE CORRECT!

It is interesting to note that the word for westward is the Hebrew "Yam-ah" -- meaning literally
"to the sea," and the sea was in the west. The Palestinians used to repeatedly declare their intention of
driving the Jews "into the sea," though now they use more openly murderous expressions. On some
sub-conscious mystical level the Palestinians may have been trying to re-direct what is literally
prophesied concerning their own destiny.

Based on Isaiah, therefore, the Palestinians shall be transported elsewhere by airflight "towards
the sea," to the west, possibly to North Africa or to South America.

Many of the Arabs are descended from Ishmael. One tradition says that Ishmael is destined to
do repentance and implies that his descendants of their own free will will accept a form of servitude
under Israelite rule. This tradition is an uncertain one but even if correct it does not contradict the
Biblically-derived and Scripturally-justified principle that most of the "Palestinians" will have to be
flown elsewhere.

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