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Tag Archives: muslim countries
Is Israel A Racist State?
A caller to Dennis Prager’s radio show Friday said that Israel has more than a million Arab citizens while the Palestinian prime minister wants to establish a state with not one Jew allowed. Why isn’t this guy called a racist? … Continue reading
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Tagged arab citizens, Dennis Prager, muslim countries, muslim country, muslim life, palestinian prime minister, racist state, radio show
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Should We Have A Mosque Next To Ground Zero?
Dennis Prager writes in the Jewish Journal: Most Americans believe that a $100 million Islamic center two blocks from the place thousands of Americans were incinerated by 19 Muslims acting in the name of Islam is not right. Proponents make … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, islamic center and mosque, islamic terror, muslim countries, muslim world, palestinian muslims
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God Loves You!
Have you ever heard a Jew talk that way? I have not. If we heard a Jew talk that way, we’d send him for psychological help, notes Dennis Prager. So why don’t Jews talk that way? The Torah has a … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Jews, R. J. B. Soloveitchik
Tagged airy fairy, aristotelian philosophy, congregation of israel, Dennis Prager, grace god, jewish mind, muslim countries, night god, psychological help
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Almost No Christians Left In Middle East Muslim Countries
That’s because they are so persecuted there, said Dennis Prager in his second hour (echoing the words of the Pope). "Islamophobia is phony. Christianphobia is real. Muslims are treated perfectly fine in the United States of America. That’s why they … Continue reading
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Rabbi Aviner Says Women Should Not Wear Pajamas
I guess lingerie would be more appropriate? I better not let Emma see this story or she’ll think Judaism is stupid. From FailedMessiah: In another bizarre ruling from an Orthodox rabbi, Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, the rabbi of Beit El and … Continue reading
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Tagged abstinence, asher, axiom, FailedMessiah, immorality, modest clothes, Modesty, muslim countries, orthodox rabbi, pajamas, psychological connection, rabbi israel, rabbi rosen, rabbi shlomo, Rabbis, religious conduct, religious zionism, sleeved shirt, synagogues, weekly column
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