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Because Israel Wants Peace, Israel Is Pushed To Make Concessions
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talks to Elliot Abrams, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, about the Israeli/Palestinian crisis. They both estimate that about 70% of Palestinians oppose the existence of a Jewish state. Dennis: “Precisely … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Israel
Tagged council on foreign relations, Dennis Prager, elliot abrams, jewish state, peace israel, radio show, state doesn
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Let Them Drown
Pakistan refuses to recognize the existence of the Jewish state of Israel and refuses any help Israel can give them with their flood situation, which might leave as many as 20 million Pakis homeless. So let them drown, I say, … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Pakistan
Tagged emergency teams, flood situation, jewish state, killer earthquake, state of israel
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The Messiah Will Arrive In Beverly Hills Singing ‘I’m All Out Of Love’
From my live cam chat: zappa: These so-called speed bumps are a joke. If anything, they slow you down. KhunDiddy: Luke I saw an anti Israel demonstration in Montreal. There were Jews demonstrating…shocking..Turn Coat Hebs..Who are those Yiddisha boys who … Continue reading
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Tagged contrasts, dark days, frequent visitor, fur hat, hat boxes, hebs, heinkel, interview tomorrow, italy france, jewish state, khun, live cam chat, love quot, luftwaffe, messiah, night job, north africa, queen mother, slip roads, speed bumps, war effort, zappa
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Israeli Anger Over American Interference
Israelis seem to get very angry at the influence of American Jews in Israeli politics. I have a few thoughts on this, none of which reflect well on Israelis. One. You don’t get mad at something that is insignificant. If … Continue reading
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Tagged american jews, anger, flaming sword, foreigners, interference, israeli politics, israeli security, israelis, jewish influence, jewish state, likud, mom and dad, money funds, political parties, security questions, significant influence, six months, stake, two ways, world jewry
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You Are Not Jewish II
From the May 5 Haaretz: Asher Maoz writes: These are painful statements, but they must be said loud and clear: Two peoples live in this land, both Jewish – they and we. They are the ultra-Orthodox, who see themselves as … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion, Orthodoxy
Tagged asher, conscience, emissaries, family trees, goodwill, haaretz, hush money, investigative committee, jewish state, Judaism, laws of moses, maoz, men and women, one people, status quo, two peoples, whims, willingness, yeshivas, young men
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