יהודים גוש עציון מזהירים שנדאג שאף יהודי לא יקנה מהפליסטינים / Jews from Gush Etzion Warn that they will Stop Shopping in Palestinian Stores

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English follows the Hebrew.

אקדחו של תושב גוש עציון הוחרם, והוא עצמו נחקר באזהרה בחשד לירי ללא הצדק - משום שירה באוויר אחרי שפלסטינים יידו אבנים לעבר ישראלים, באירוע הזה בכפר תוקוע 👇 https://t.co/NjoCD7RSS2

— Carmel Dangor כרמל דנגור (@carmeldangor)

January 11, 2022

בעקבות יידוי האבנים אתמול: יהודים ממזרח גוש עציון חילקו היום כרוזים במספר חנויות בכפר הפלסטיני תקוע.
בכרוזים נכתב -
"מזהירים אתכם שאם לא ייפסק יידוי האבנים, נדאג שאף יהודי לא יקנה ולא יעסיק אף אחד מהכפר. בנוסף, נדאג שלא תותר הכנסת סחורה מהכפר ליישובים הישראלים" https://t.co/DURLAxk08N pic.twitter.com/06HiesaNae

— Carmel Dangor כרמל דנגור (@carmeldangor)

January 7, 2022

עשר אגורות (2¢):

היהודים האלה מגוש עציון השתגעו?! למה הם קונים מהם ומעסיקים אותם בכלל מלכתחילה?

האם הם חושבים שככה יבוא שלום בין ישראל לפליסטינים לישמעאלים?

(ומדברים על אזור תקוע...)

ומה הם מצפים לעתיד? היהודים הממלכתיים האלה באמת חושבים שבביאת המשיח יתנו לערבים האלה לגור בארץ ישראל כגרי תושב?

יש מאמינים שאפילו הרבנות הראשית מודה שלא. לקראת שנת השמיטה הקודמת (תשע״ה/2015-16) הרבנות הראשית קיבלה גר תושב לפני ע״י בית דינה כדי למכור לו שטחי ארץ ישראל דרך התר מכירה. גר התושב הזה לא ערבי מוסלמי או נוצרי אלא בן נוח אמיתי.

לא נראה לי שהם השתגעו. אלא נראה לי שהרבה מהרבנים הדתיים הלאומיים כביכול (הרבנים הממלכתיים) באזור הזה מלמד את התלמידים וחסידים שלהם אך ורק תורה ומצוות הנוחות ודווקא כאלה שלא מתנגשות עם השקפת ממשלת ישראל החילונית.

הרבנים הממלכתיים אומרים ליהודים לעלות לארץ ישראל ולכבוש מחדש ולרכוש שטחי אדמתינו קטנים כפי שאנו יכולים. אבל, כל שאר המצוות הקשורות להבאת הגאולה כאילו אסורות לנו? ואפילו אסור לנו לדבר על כמה מהם? עד מתי? עד שיגיע המשיח? השיטה הזו בכלל לא נראה לי כשיטה ציונית דתית אמיתית.

הרבה מהרבנים האלה אפילו לא מוכנים ללמד יישומים תיאורטיים של מצוות לא תקינות פוליטיות, כגון "וְאִם-לֹא תוֹרִישׁוּ אֶת-יֹשְׁבֵי הָאָרֶץ, מִפְּנֵיכֶם..." (במדבר לג, נה) ו "... .וְלֹא תְחָנֵּם" (דברים ז,ב)?

ועוד כמה יהודים יירצחו  בגלל הנאמנות שלהם למדינה נראה כמקבלת עדיפות את הנאמנות לתורה? (חס וחיליה!)

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Translation of above tweets:
A Gush Etzion resident's gun was confiscated, and he himself was questioned on suspicion of firing his weapon wihthout justifiable cause - because he fired in the air after Palestinians threw stones at Israelis, in this incident in the village of Tuqu' (Arab Teqo'a).

👇https://t.co/NjoCD7RSS2 — Carmel Dangor כרמל דנגור (@carmeldangor) January 11, 2022

Following the stone-throwing yesterday: Jews from eastern Gush Etzion today distributed leaflets in a number of shops in the Palestinian village of Tuqu'.
The proclamations read "We warn you that if the stone-throwing is not stopped, we will make sure that no Jew buys nor employs anyone from the village. In addition, we will make sure that no goods are allowed from the village to the Israeli settlements"

https://t.co/DURLAxk08Npic.twitter.com/06HiesaNae — Carmel Dangor כרמל דנגור (@carmeldangor) January 7, 2022

Esser Agaroth (2¢):

Have these Jews from Gush Etzion gone insane?! Why do they buy from them and employ them at all in the first place? 

You probably did not know this, but very few Jewish towns in Yehudah and the Shomron (Judea and Samaria) adhere to an "Entry To Jews Only" policy. 

Do they think that this will bring peace between Israel and the Pseudostinians (Ishmaelites)? 

(and speaking of the town of Teqo'a...)

And what do they expect for the future? Do these Mamlakhti (diehard State loyalists) really think that when the Mashi'ah (Messiah) arrives, these Ishmaelites will be allowed to reside in the Land of Israel as gerei toshav (resident aliens)? 

It is believed that even the Chief Rabbinate acknowledges that no, they will not. Leading up to the previous shemitah (Sabbatical) year (2015-16/תשע״ה), Israel's Chief Rabbinate accepted a ger toshav before its Beth Din for the purpose of selling him land within the boundaries of the Land of Israel, through what is known as Heter Mekhirah. This ger toshav was not a Muslim nor a Christian Arab, but rather a true Noahide.

So, no. I do not think they are crazy. Rather, it seems to me that many of their Mamlakhti rabbis insist on teaching their students and followers only those Torah and the commandments which feel good, and that do not conflict with current policy of the State of Israel's secular government.

They continue to err by treating the Ishmaelites as Westerners world, probably due to the government's strong Labor [non-] Zionist, influence. But, of course, the Israel's secular ie. secular Ashkenazi-controlled government has always had a tendency toward being a nation like all other nations of the world.

These so-called Religious Zionist rabbis tell Jews to make aliyah (immigrate to Israel), re-conquer acquire land, as we can. But, all other mitzvoth (commandments) related to moving us in the direction of Ge'ulah (Final Redemption) are, for some reason, on hold? Until when? Until the Mashi'ah arrives? That hardly sounds like a truly, Religious Zionist approach to me. 

How many Jews would still be alive, if our Mamlakhti rabbis would dare to mention even theoretical application of politically-incorrect Torah, such as "But if ye will not drive out the inhabitants of the land from before you..." (Num. 33:55) and "...nor show mercy unto them" (Deut. 7:2)?

How many more Jews will be murdered because of their apparent loyalty to the State over loyalty to the Torah.

Silly Christians! Tzitzis Are For Jews!

כ"א לחודש החמישי תשע"ג

Look what was sent to me!

Screen Shot from www.tzitzitbelts.com

You are only REQUIRED to follow 7 Misswoth (Torah Commandments), those incumbent on B'nei No'ah, the descendants of No'ah.

1. Do not practice Avodah Zarah (foreign worship).

2. Do not murder.

3. Do not steal.

4. Do not commit prohibited sexual acts.

5. Do not commit blasphemy.

6. Do not eat the flesh, taken from an animal while it is still alive.

7. Set up and maintain courts of law.

When you get those right, then worry about taking more on.

Oh yeah, and number 1 above includes refraining from worshiping false man-gods, false messiahs, or whatever you're calling Jeezer these days, in order to make him more palatable to Jews.

The Trix Rabbit

And another thing, if you're going to "take on misswoth," attempt to infiltrate Jewish communities for your evil purpose of stealing our souls, or in the case of those of you "volunteering" in Israel, stealing our land, could you at least do your homework, and do them correctly?

Your fake tzitzis are a dead giveaway just like this Christian's.

But, I'm not worried, I have no doubt that as our final conflicts involving you, Yishma'el (Arabs), and others come closer to "final resolution," your sneakiness will improve.

And, may The Almighty strike you down for it!

Silly Christians! Tzitzis are for Jews!

South Carolina's Resolution Supporting Israel Distorts The Torah

24 of the Third Month 5771

Many have been raving in hysterical adoration over the recent South Carolina House of Representatives' resolution made in support of Israel.

Has anyone bothered to read the exact text of the resolution?

The tip-off that it would be a good idea to do so came when I heard Danny Dayan, Chairman of the YeSh"A Council, mention this resolution last week. The part he quoted seemed rather odd to me (red). So, I searched for the exact text to confirm the quote.

The first part of the resolution is found below, followed by my comments.

South Carolina General Assembly
119th Session, 2011-2012
H. 4339

STATUS INFORMATION

House Resolution
Sponsors: Reps. Clemmons, Sellers, Hardwick, D.C. Moss, Bedingfield, G.R. Smith, Hosey, Henderson, McCoy, Sottile, Norman, Delleney, Pope, Hiott, Skelton, Parker, Pinson, J.M. Neal, Willis, Pitts, Atwater, Quinn, Bingham, Allison, Crawford, Lowe, Loftis, Forrester, Chumley, Patrick, Long, Neilson, Brannon, Daning, Crosby, Anderson, G.A. Brown, Limehouse, J.R. Smith, Bales and Thayer

Introduced in the House on June 2, 2011
Adopted by the House on June 2, 2011

Summary: Israel

HISTORY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS

     Date      Body   Action Description with journal page number
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6/2/2011  House   Introduced and adopted
6/2/2011  House   Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hardwick,
                  D.C.Moss, Bedingfield, G.R.Smith, Hosey, Henderson,
                  McCoy, Sottile, Norman, Delleney, Pope, Hiott,
                  Skelton, Parker, Pinson, J.M.Neal, Willis, Pitts,
                  Atwater, Quinn, Bingham, Allison, Crawford, Lowe,
                  Loftis, Forrester, Chumley, Patrick, Long, Neilson,
                  Brannon, Daning, Crosby, Anderson, G.A.Brown,
                  Limehouse, J.R.Smith, Bales, Thayer

VERSIONS OF THIS BILL

6/2/2011

A HOUSE RESOLUTION

TO COMMEND THE NATION OF ISRAEL FOR ITS RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND WITH THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Whereas, Israel has been granted her lands under and through the oldest recorded deed as reported in the Old Testament, a tome of scripture held sacred and reverenced by Jew and Christian, alike, as the acts and words of God; and

Whereas, as the Grantor of said lands, God stated to the Jewish people in the Old Testament; in Leviticus, Chapter 20, Verse 24: "Ye shall inherit their land, and I will give it unto you to possess it, a land that floweth with milk and honey"; and

Whereas, God has never rescinded his grant of said lands; and

Whereas, along with the grant of said lands to the Jewish people, God provided for the non-Jewish residents of the land in commanding that governance must be in one law for all without drawing distinction between Jewish and non-Jewish citizens, as contained in Leviticus 24:22; and

Whereas, the Nation of Israel declared its independent control and governance of said lands on May 14, 1948, with the goal of reestablishing their God-given lands as a homeland for the Jewish people; and

Whereas, the United States of America, having been the first country to recognize Israel as an independent nation and as Israel's principal ally, has enjoyed a close and mutually beneficial relationship with Israel and her people; and...

(Read the entire resolution)

What does Leviticus 24:22 actually say?

ויקרא כד,כב מִשְׁפַּט אֶחָד יִהְיֶה לָכֶם, כַּגֵּר כָּאֶזְרָח יִהְיֶה: כִּי אֲנִי יְהוָה, אֱלֹהֵיכֶם

Lev. 24:22 Ye shall have one manner of law, as well for the stranger, as for the home-born; for I am the LORD your God.'

Sounds like the South Carolina Legislature got it right, doesn't it?

Not hardly.

First off, this verse being taken WAY out off context does not surprise me in the least. It was quoted by Christians, who lack half of the Torah, Torah sheb'al Peh (Oral Torah), and their outlook on the half they do possess is distorted by their latter texts related to the preaching of a false deity.

Jews who distort or reject outright the Torah sheb'al Peh (Oral Torah), have done the same, even Jews who cover their heads and call themselves "Orthodox." The most basic Torah tenant seems foreign to them, that one cannot fully understand the Torah shebikhtav (Written Torah) without the Torah sheb'al Peh (Oral Torah).

So what this verse really mean?

When it says "one law," it is referring to all of the laws and rulings immediately preceding this verse. It is a verse which concludes this section of laws and punishments.

Furthermore, the word גר (stranger) is more likely referring to a convert (eg. a Jew) than not, as RaSh"I explains on Deuteronomy 24:17. When this word refers to a non-Jew (גר תושב), it refers only to a non-Jew who has accepted the 7 Noahide Laws and has permission to live in Israel. This category does not include members of another religion, such as Islam or Christianity.

A בן נח (Ben No'ah) is a non-Jew following the 7 Noahide Laws who has not necessarily received permission to live in Israel. Words such as גוי (goy) and נכרי (nokhri) refer to non-Jews who do not 7 Noahide Laws, such as Muslims and Christians.

There are countless other sources which contradict the South Carolina Legislature's gross misinterpretation of the Holy Torah. The Talmud speaks very clearly of the differences between Jews and non-Jews, and their respective statuses both in and outside of the Land (eg. Ramba"m, Hil. Melakhim u'Milhamothehem).

Enemies who want to kill us are not welcome. Non-Jews who worship The Almighty in ways deemed forbidden under Jewish Law are not welcome. This is the case, whether such non-Jews wish to come to Israel to convince Jews to worship as they do, or not.

Non-Jews who follow the 7 Noahide Laws (Gen. 9), which includes the acceptance of Torah as truth, and the rejection of other religions (Mahara"tz), are allowed to settle in Israel under limited circumstances. Most authorities agree that such individuals would have to complete a process under the auspices of a high rabbinical court not currently in existence. Others argue as well, that such a process could not even take place until Yovel (Jubilee) comes back into effect.

And, if and when such non-Jews would be allowed to enter the Land to live, they would be subject to service and special taxes (all authorities), and have several other limitations imposes upon them, such as living outside of Jerusalem, outside of additional cities, and living in groups of families of three or less.

They definitely not have share the same rule of law. Furthermore, under the 7 Noahide Laws, they would be required to set up their own courts, courts which would have no authority over Jews, yet the Sanhedrin would always have the authority to overrule them.

For several reasons, the South Carolina House of Representatives incorrectly stated that "governance must be in one law for all without drawing distinction between Jewish and non-Jewish citizens, as contained in Leviticus 24:22."

This statement is simply not true.

The South Carolina House of Representatives is right about one thing. The Almighty makes the decisions as to who possesses which lands, not human beings.

The Almighty took Eretz Yisrael away from the practitioners of forbidden worship, the Canaanites, and gave it to Am Yisrael...

...but not to the Yishma'elim (Arabs), and not to other practitioners of forbidden worship (eg. Christians).

Thanks, South Carolina, for your support. But, please leave the interpretation of Torah according to Jewish Law, and well as our Homeland, to us.

B'nei No'ah?

3 d'Hol HaMo'ed Sukkoth 5770

Tomer Devorah pointed me to this story and video.

Four New Noahides Welcomed into the Fold in Jerusalem
17 Tishrei 5770/October 5, 2009 10:31 PM

(IsraelNN.com) The nascent Sanhedrin’s court for Noahides - Torah-believing non-Jews - held a ceremony this week in which four Gentiles declared their acceptance of the Seven Laws of Noah....

I have a number of questions I would like to have answered.

First of all, here is one for Israel National News: Into what "fold" are you referring?

And now, for the "Sanhedrin" and recent "inductees:"

*Video time markers are in (blue italics).

Did anyone explicitly tell them that Christianity is a forbidden belief and practice? (Mishnah Torah, Hil. Avodah Zarah 9:4)

What does this guy mean when he says he's a "believer?" A believer in what? (0:47, See Tomer Devorah's take on this.)

He also said he was declared a "righteous gentile." Who said they were righteous? Simply because they are doing what they are supposed to be doing, and most gentiles are not? (1:08)

He also said that all Christians should do this. (1:12) Do what? Get declared as a Ben No'ah? As a Christian? The two things are NOT compatible.

They were not declared Ger Toshav.

Did anyone tell them they are not allowed to live here?

Who says the laws aren't good anymore? (2:01)

Ben No'ah is a denomination now? Denomination of what? (2:18, 3:31)

The Torah is for everyone? (3:26) Certainly NOT the Oral Torah.

Perhaps you think I am being mean? Well, any true Ben No'ah will not mind the scrutiny, and even welcome it.