Naftali Bennet The Nationalist? Why Is Everyone Still Fooled?

כ"ט לחודש השני תשע"ג

If Bennett is a "nationalist," then I'm a leftist.

Economics:

Naftali "Where's my kippah?" Bennett

Life In Israel's Quote of the Day - May 7, 2013 
According to the World Bank, Israel was ranked a pitiful 139th in ease of obtaining building permits, behind Algeria, Togo, the Palestinian Authority and Syria. Under Assad it takes 104 days to get a building permit. For us it’s 212. Listen, friends, if I were in your shoes, I’d consider moving my business to Damascus. Whereas the average OECD country has 12 different kinds of taxes to account for and pay each year, in Israeli the number is 33.

Only friarim (suckers) would keep jumping through the hoops businesses had to jump through just to survive, and still be put in the same categories as tycoons. Small and medium businesses are not tycoons, they’re the value producers of the state of Israel. There are 700 criminal offenses in the environmental field. Why do we put this on small and medium businesses?

I see myself as the plumber who is willing to stick his hands into places other people refused to in order to clear up the blocks.

-- Minister of Commerce Naftali Bennett

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
What about all of the Arabs who don't bother trying to get building permits? They just build.

Why does Naftali Bennett even mention the "Palestinian Authority" as if it is a real and legitimate country? It is not. But, it has power, partly because Naftali Bennett gives it power.

What about the building permits obtained 13 years ago by the Jews in the town of Beth-El for the Ulpana Neighborhood? The previous government, led by your current fearless leader Binyamin Netanyahu, had them torn down anyway. Building permits did not seem to do the residents of Beth-El too much good, did they?

18 "In that day the Lord made a covenant with Avram, saying: 'To your seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates.' 19 the Kenite, and the Kenizzite, and the Kadmonite, 20 and the Hittite, and the Perizzite, and the Rephaim, 21 and the Amorite, and the Canaanite, and the Girgashite, and the Jebusite.'" - Genesis 15:18-21

Move your business to Damascus? HA HA! I assume that Bennett is making some sort of sick joke. Jews are not supposed to live in Damascus (Can you find it on the map?),...at least not until HaShem grants it to us. Jews are supposed to live in Israel. Damascus is not yet part of Israel. Gee whiz!  I'll bet THAT vision is way beyond Bennett's "nationalism." Why even the Likud Party platform at one time included the understanding that Israel extended beyond the "West Bank" onto the "East Bank" of the Jordan River as well.

There are 700 criminal offenses in the environmental field? What about all of the the environmental offenses committed by Arabs in Yehudah and the Shomron, from the burning of trash to the foul water treatment?

The plumber who is willing to stick his hands into places other people refused to? If there were more Jewish plumbers, ditch diggers, etc., then there would be less jobs available to Arabs, including the Arabs who are allowed to cross over from the "Palestinian" Authority to work in Israel. What exactly is Naftali Bennet the "nationalist" doing about Israel's economy supporting our those who want to destroy us, and take ALL of our Land?

Of course, the Ashkenazi elitist, Labor Zionists, the ones who are really calling the shots in Israel, have successfully convinced everyone that a manual laborer is someone to look down upon. American Jews, does that sound familiar? It should. Doctor, Lawyer, Broker, Loser.

Who's Land is it anyway?

The Bennett Plan vs. The Oslo (Death) Accords
What's the difference? Not a whole hell of a lot.

The Techiya Party's plan to keep Yehudah and the Shomron (Judea and Samaria), but "Heaven forbid!" throw out the Arabs was not even as pitiful as Prime Minister Ehud Baraq's begging of Arafat to accept 93% of Yehudah, Shomron, Azza (Gaza).

I defy anyone to tell me that Bennett's plan is much better. It is even much worse than former Moledeth Party leader Rabbi Benny Elon's "Autonomous Regions" Plan.

PA "President" Mahmud Abbas (Abu Mazen) and his vision of "Palestine."

Gee. I wonder if Naftali Bennet has consider the "Abbas Plan?" He wants it all. Don't you?

But, there can only be one plan: The Torah Plan.

Bennett's Western, democratic negotiation tactics of "let's do the best we can, take what we can, and call it a victory" is counter to Torah negotiation tactics.

In Torah, there isn't any game playing. All of Eretz Yisra'el is ours. All of it was given to Am Yisra'el by The Holy One, Blessed Be He.

Eretz Yisra'el is not for Naftali Bennet to hack it up, nor for PM Netanyahu to negotiate it away, nor for Shimon Peres nor Yossi Beilin to sign it away in illegal, secret meetings in Europe.

Israeli passports are not for Naftali Bennet to hand out freely. Neither is it for him to decide which Arabs on which pieces of Israel will be Israeli citizens, and which ones will not.

True, the Arabs divide themselves apart. Some came from Syria and Lebanon, others from Jordan and Egypt. Nonetheless, the Jerusalem Arabs who curse out the Hevron Arabs for being especially stupid, and the Shchem clans battling the Jenin clans, all claim to be of one nation,...at least while the news and documentary cameras are rolling. So, it is not for Naftali Bennet to differentiate between this Arab and that Arab, for the Arabs have already done so themselves.

The truth is that as far as Jews are concerned, there is no difference between an Arab from Amman and an Arab from Ramallah,...or from Nazareth.

Ever heard of Gerei Toshav? Ever heard of their requirements, such as not murdering, not committing sexual aberrations, and giving up false beliefs in false religions, and proving such acceptance of said conditions before a Beth HaDin, during the time when the misswoth involved with Yovel are incumbent upon us?

Apparently not.

Haredi Integration Into The IDF:

Sound like a good idea? Sure why not. After all, why should some Jews send their children off to risk their lives to protect Israel's borders (when they're not busy throwing Jews out of their homes and handing Jewish, God-given lands over to the Arabs who want to wipe us out), and other Jews be exempt?

I have said, time and time again, that the secular, Labor Zionists, and certainly the ultra-Leftists do not want Haredim in the IDF. They do not want three minyanim (prayer groups) per day, high levels of kashruth standards, and proper military Shabbath observance.

They do not want their sons to see Haredi soldiers put on tefillin, become curious, and then ask if they could try.

They certainly do not want their sons to see Haredi soldiers learning Torah, become curious, and then start asking questions. They might actually receive the reasonable answers that they could never get from th.eir parents

Nor do they want their sons and daughters to be influenced by the protests which will invariably be initiated Haredi soldiers over being forced to attend concerts with women singing and dancing.

OK, so finally the K'nesseth has woken up to the brilliant, but evil, plan to take the Haredim in slowly, a little bit at a time. They will be much easier to brainwash and indoctrinate into harmless "religious nationalists" undying State loyalists, whose bark is much worse than their bite.

This is "Shiksa." 
Her bark is worse than her bite.
But, at least she knows the right people to bite.

And so, Minister Bennett, with regard to "Haredi integration into the IDF," good luck. I thik you will need it. Because I sincerely believe that it will backfire, and we may actually end up something close to a truly Jewish army.

So, are you all upset that I am calling out Minister Naftali Bennett, by saying that is not a nationalist?

That's OK, because with the possible exception of with one or two Members of K'nesseth, I do not believe that there are any nationalists in the K'nesseth,...at least not Jewish ones anyway.

Netanayahu Freezes Building; Bennett Sits. Good Doggie!

יום ירושלים תשע"ג
Jerusalem Reunification Day, 5773/2013

Arutz 7: Netanyahu Orders Judea, Samaria Construction Freeze
Prime Minister meets with Housing Minister, orders halt to new projects in Judea and Samaria.

Maayana Miskin, May 7, 2013

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has requested that the Housing Ministry freeze new construction projects in Judea and Samaria (Shomron), IDF Radio (Galei Tzahal) reports.

Netanyahu met with Housing Minister Uri Ariel and asked him to halt promotion of new projects in the region, including by no longer putting up for bids tenders on new projects.

Just days ago Ariel said that if the state budget did not include funding for promised construction in Judea and Samaria, such as the planned project in E1 in Maaleh Adumim, his party would not support the budget. (cont.)

(Tip Credit: Jews News)

Arutz 7: Min. Ariel Vague on Threat over Freeze
Housing Minister hints Bayit Yehudi would not vote for budget if construction is frozen in Judea and Samaria.

Gil Ronen, May 7, 2013

Min. Uri Ariel

Construction and Housing Minister Uri Ariel (Bayit Yehudi) used vague wording Tuesday when asked if the Bayit Yehudi party would vote against the proposed budget if Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu follows through on a reported decision to freeze Jewish construction in Judea and Samaria.

Min. Ariel refused to confirm the report about the freeze, and about a meeting on the subject between him and Prime Minister Netanyahu. "I do not confirm things that I do with the Prime Minister," he told IDF Radio. "I cannot respond to that."

When asked about his commitment several weeks ago, to vote against the budget unless construction is allowed to take place throughout Israel, he replied evasively: "I said that if the budget does not reflect construction we will consider our support for the budget. I usually stand behind my word, and I will do so this time, too." (cont.)

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
So far, MK Uri Ariel, whom I USED to call the only man of Torah and integrity in the K'nesseth, seems to have been fielding all of the questions and confrontations regarding the housing freeze. He is the Minister of Housing, so it makes sense, right?

Is MK Uriel's "vague wording" a hint to some sort of "strategy" in the works? I sincerely doubt it. Just say the truth already. All of Eretz Yisra'el belongs to Am Yisra'el, and we will build wherever the heck we want!

But, where is his "Nationalist," Jewish Home Party Chairperson Naftali Bennett all this time? If Bennett has responded to the freeze, then I cannot find it. There is nothing about it on the Jewish Home Party website, nor on Bennett's Hebrew OR English Facebook Fan Pages.

PM Netanyahu tries to look good for the goyim.
Minister Yair Lapid is his backseat driver.
Minister Naftali Bennet (self-explanatory)

Meanwhile, those of us with a brain know that there isn't a damn thing the Israeli government could do to satisfy the Arabs demands (see photo below), save for encouraging all Jews to leave Israel, and get European Union passports, as if the EU were issue them to us anyway.

PA "President" Mahmud Abbas (Abu Mazen) and his vision of "Palestine."

Avraham Burg

Well, one former Speaker of of the K'nesseth did just that, obtain a French/EU passport, and suggested that other Israelis do the same. You remember France, don't you? Where Jews get beaten up and killed.

This former K'nesseth Speaker's name is Avraham Burg (Labor), embarrassment son of the late Yosef Burg, head of the National Religious Party, now known as the Jewish Home Party.

Avraham Burg's kippah (head covering) is even smaller than Naftali Bennet's,...but not by much.

What Jerusalem Reunification Day Means To Me

יום ירושלים תשע"ג
Jerusalem Reunification Day, 5773/2013

Times Of Israel: Not so blue and white: Pondering Jerusalem Day

Yehuda Lapian, May 6, 2013

Despite the fact that I wear a knitted circle on the top of my head, for years Jerusalem day elicited feelings of distaste and aversion in me. But given an unexpected two-hour break from classes last year, I decided to take advantage of my college’s great location on HaNevi’im Street, set aside my cynicism and snobbery, and join the by-now famous “flag parade.” Just be like everyone else.

I found myself walking alongside an enthusiastic 14-year-old boy from Givat Shmuel, thrilled about being in Jerusalem with his Bnei Akiva youth group. “We’re the troop that boosts morale most in Bnei Akiva. Without us it won’t be cheerful here.” Wow, this is one strange boy, I thought. I moved away and joined the parade at the King David Hotel. Ahead of me were dozens of boys and girls of various ages, all of them dressed in blue and white. The flag of Israel (made in China, of course) was everywhere, hundreds of them, it seemed. (cont.)

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
I have to appreciate Yehuda Lapian's honesty, if nothing else. His assessment of the naïveté of certain groups of Jews, the apparent apathy and/or disenfranchisement of others, and the ambivalence and confusion of still others.

The B'nei Akiva denial that anything is in the least bit wrong with their Holy State (...and their education, designed to make them the perfect loyalists, and later, cannon fodder for the Labor Zionist leadership). The Secular "What does the re-unification of Jerusalem mean to ME?" and the Haredi "Hmm...maybe HaShem gave us back the Kotel after all, and He used the Zionists as His tool. Just don't tell the Gedolim that I have always had Zionist friends." These stand out for me loud and clear from Lapian's piece. Whether that was his intent or not, I do not know. I am simply conveying to you what I got from his piece.

I also appreciate his self-awareness, his perceived need to lighten up, and then lightening up, and enjoying himself. After all, Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Reunification Day) IS Yom Tov, a day of celebration, Hallel, and for an increasing number of Jews, the inclusion of al-HaNissim in prayers and birkath hamazon, regardless of our respective moods on this day or our general cynicism.

However, I believe that Lapian misses one crucial point.

Jerusalem is in our hands, because it is HaShem's Will that it is in our hands. Most of Israel is in our hands, because it is HaShem's Will that it is in our hands. And the Torah is the only justification for the Jewish People to have any claim on either.

OK. So, I guess that's two points he misses.

Perhaps his current association with Ya'ir Lapid's Yesh Atid Party is a reflection, or perhaps a result, of the Western (ie. /non-Torah/non-Jewish) perspective with which he comes across. Could it be that Lapian's attitudes, and might I say, cognitive dissonance are reflected in that perspective, and may actually stem from his B'nei Akiva and Israeli religious educational experiences?

Here are a couple of clues, I found in Lapian's piece which I believe suggest this:

"All this leaves me wishing that the Religious Zionist public, of which I am maybe a part and maybe not a part, would grow up and get real. Enough with the excessive nationalism and outdated world-views. You are out of sync with the modern world, I think."

Excessive nationalism? Well, I would certainly agree that B'nei Akiva's "nationalism," if he insists on calling it that, is horribly misguided.

18 "In that day the Lord made a covenant with Avram, saying: 'To your seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates.' 19 the Kenite, and the Kenizzite, and the Kadmonite, 20 and the Hittite, and the Perizzite, and the Rephaim, 21 and the Amorite, and the Canaanite, and the Girgashite, and the Jebusite.'" - Genesis 15:18-21

But, "excessive" in my opinion, would be for a Religious Zionist youth group to go (unchaperoned) to Amman, Beruit, or Damascus, to start planting Israeli flags, and to claim these cities for Israel,...before the Melekh HaMashi'ah has arrived, to give the go ahead.

Now, THAT would be excessive.

"Unfortunately, the people in charge of the Western Wall and their attitude towards women remind me every time that there’s nothing Western about the Western Wall."

And why should there be anything in the least bit Western about the Western Wall, save for it being on the western side of the Temple Mount?

What does "being Western" have to do with being Jewish, with the exception of the wisdom you and I and our fellows brought with us to Israel?

Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

Is Western Lapian's euphemism for "progressive" or for his perceived need "to be more like everyone else (ie. the goyim)?"

This is just the result of another one of those qelipoth, which seems to be difficult for him to shed. But, that's OK. We ALL have them. But, does Lapian recognize this as such?

B'nei Akiva, the "Religious Zionist" youth group was the youth group which students of the Merkaz HaRav Kook Yeshivah did not want their children to be a part of. It wasn't "religious" enough. (And, quite frankly, I do not find it "Zionist" enough.) And so, they founded a new Religious Zionist youth group, Ariel.

In addition, more and more independent and semi-independent Talmudei Torah and yeshivoth have been popping up for the same reasons. Some Religious Zionist parents, who did not have that luxury sent their children to Haredi schools, providing them with a strong Zionist hashqafah at home.

Likewise, it was students of the Merkaz HaRav Kook Yeshivah who were the first to block streets in protest of the impending expulsion of almost 10,000 Jews from their homes in Azza (Gaza), and the giveaway of their lands to the Yishma'elite enemy (Arabs).

Rb. Avraham Shapira ztz"l

And it was also their Rosh Yeshivah, Rabbi Avraham Shapira ztz"l who told soldiers of the Israeli Defense Forces [IDF] they had to refuse orders which violated the Torah, such as kicking these Jews out of their homes, and participating in the handing over of their lands to the Arabs (mesirah). Not only that, but soldiers should sit in jail, and be proud to sit in jail, rather than violating the Torah.

In other words, unlike B'nei Akiva and the Israeli, religious, public educational system, real (and awake) Religious Zionists may appreciate the State and its army, but do not view the State of Israel and its laws to the be all and end all. Rather, the Torah is the be all and end all.

The Government of the State of Israel makes mistakes; The Holy One, Blessed Be He does not.

So, as far as "growing up and get[ting] real" are concerned, please pardon my ideological idealism. But, I do not see it as ideological idealism. Rather I believe it to be my role as a Jew to participate with the greater Jewish Community's obligation to make Torah the reality in This World.

Part of that Torah reality is Am Yisra'el living in Eretz Yisra'el, not in New York...regardless of the dollar rate. 

יום ירושלים שמח!
Happy Jerusalem Reunification Day!

Arizona's New Militia And Israel

כ"ז לחודש השני תשע"ג

Guns Save Lives: AZ Governor Jan Brewer Signs Bill to Establish State Volunteer Militia, Separate from National Guard

May 7, 2013

For those who get a little freaked out by state militias, check this out.

Towards the end of April 2011, AZ Governor Jan Brewer quietly signed into a law a bill that would allow for the establishment of a volunteer state militia, which would be separate from the National Guard.

The bill does say that the force can be an armed force and would be called up the Governor.

Some funding for the National Guard stationed along Arizona’s Mexican border will be expiring this year and supporters of the bill hope the governor will call up a militia to help secure borders.
The bill gives the governor great power in when to use the militia. (cont.)

(Tip Credit: Moshe at Insanity Now, Serenity Later)

Esser Agaroth (2¢):

And to think that everyone was upset when former Arizona Governor Janet Napalitano became U. S.  Secretary of Homeland Security. Thanks to one of the various idiotic acts of President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Jan Brewer became Governor Jan Brewer.

So, now, Arizonians, affectionately called "Zoners" by us native Californians, are laughing all the way to their local firearms stores!

Gee. I wonder what life would be like in Israel, if Yehudah and the Shomron (Judea and Samaria). Maybe most of those Jews murdered as a result of inadequate measures and complacency, would still be alive today, if we had a similar militia in place.

Click the image for a comprehensive list of "Oslo War" casualties since Rosh Hashannah, 5760/2000.

Gee. I wonder what it would have been like, if a certain, late Israeli prime minister had not given weapons to the Yishma'elite (Arab) enemy.

...and, if a certain Israeli President had never suggested that "Israelis weren't killed by THOSE guns."

What? So, then they were killed by "other" guns, rocks, firebombs, and regular bombs?

I am almost tempted to nominate Governor Jan Brewer for Israeli Prime Minister. She certainly couldn't do any worse.

Netanyahu In China

כ"ז לחודש השני תשע"ג

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is in China. He visit will overlap PA "President" Mahmud Abbas's visit.

Some have speculated that China will be moving into a peace-making role. Israel has, after all, had trade agreements with China, against the wishes of the U. S. government. So, why not?

Photo Credit: Israeli Prime Minister's Facebook Page

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
Here is the important part of what I have to say about Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to China.

How does that scene go with the talmid (student) asking the rabbi a question in "Fiddler On The Roof?"

Go to time marker 3:45. You'll see what I mean.

Message To Iran From Elad Pereg - پيغام برای ايران

כ"ה לחודש השני תשע"ג

Please watch this video, mostly in Persian with English subtitles, by my friend Elad Daniel Pereg.


You will probably remember Elad from the viral YouTube video of his one-man counter-protest against the anti-Israel "Lion's Den" in Los Angeles several years ago.


Elad and his mother have since made aliyah. Elad finished high school in Israel, and is now serving in the Israeli Defense Forces [IDF].

Please help make his new video go viral as well!

You can also "like" Elad's "Future Member Of K'nesseth" page on Facebook, and follow him on Twitter.

Is Sari Raz A Racist? Or Is She Just Stupid?

כ"ג לחודש השני תשע"ג

YNET: Banknote Committee Member: Can't Think Of Any Mizrahi Poets

Sari Raz says she's 'unfamiliar with prominent 20th century Mizrahi poets'; adds: 'We thought about Yehuda Halevi, but were told there was no picture of him'

April 29, 2013

Sari Raz, a former Channel 1 anchorwoman said on Sunday, "I am really not familiar with prominent Mizrahi poets in the 20th century."

Raz is a member of the committee headed by retired Supreme Court Judge Yaakov Tirkel tasked with choosing Israeli figures to be commemorated on the new Bank of Israel bills.

The committee chose four poets - Rachel, Shaul Tchernichovsky, Leah Goldberg and Natan Alterman to appear on the new banknotes incurring the wrath of Shas party chairman Aryeh Deri, who lashed out at the absence of iconic figures of Mizrahi extraction.

Asked why a Sephardic figure was not chosen to appear on the new bills, Raz replied, "If there was someone predominant figure they would have definitely been added to the list. I am simply not familiar (with anyone), you could say that this committee is ignorant, but I don't really know any outstanding Mizrahi poets from the 20th century who are studied in schools, who youngsters write and learn about or whose words are composed into melodies and sung.

"I am not familiar (with anyone like that) if you are – give me a suggestion. If anybody else knows (of someone) – they should give me suggestions." (cont.)

(Tip Credit: "Bond")

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
Oh, please! Gimme a break!


I have a few questions for Sari, and her fellow "committee" members.

1. So, is it that you could not think of any non-Ashkenazi poets, you were taught about any in your Israeli public school education, or you're just too stupid to think of any? Well, I guess you already answered that one for us above. But, the bottom line is that she does not seem to know of any Mizrahi (Eastern Jewish), religious poets either, from any century!

2. And, it certainly does not seem like the works of any such poets are taught in Israeli public schools. What does THAT tell you about the Westernized Israel we live in?? You know, where non-Ashkenazi children are trained early on

3. Why poets? Were poets decided upon, as a way of keeping out non-Ashkenazi role models, without raising any eyebrows, because people will buy the "there aren't any" line?

4. Why from the 20th Century? Could it be that you wanted to stick with contemporary, secular poets, lest even one child in the Israeli public school system gets some crazy idea to look up a religious poet, and then possibly become influenced by him?? Oy gevalt! A poet from 300 years ago (or 3,000 years ago) influenced my child to learn Torah!

I will tell you why there will not be anyone other than a token, Sepharadi or Teimani Jew on an Israeli banknote anytime soon. Just look at how the secular, Ashkenazi, Labor (non-) Zionists have treated the  and Sepharadi and Teimani Jews  over the years, and that should answer your question. (Click on the link.)

5. Why are the new banknotes so butt-ugly? (Although, I must admit that the combination of blue hues looks kind of cool. But, I digress...)

6. Why isn't even a smiggen of Jewish or Israeli symbolism completely absent from the new bank notes? (Ah! Didn't notice that, did you?) No Star of David, no Menorah, no map (Of course not. Too controversial.), no nothing.

Here's my vote for a new, Israeli banknote:

Back: "Kahane was right;" Front: Rabbi Me'ir David Kahane HY"D
(If you designed this banknote, please let me know, so that I can credit you.)

What do you think, Sari? Does my pick have any chance whatsoever making the final five choices?

Now, let's leave Sari Raz and her "committee" to the side, for a moment. Sari, don't go away. Esser Agaroth has some more words for you!

Why hasn't anyone asked about who designed these butt-ugly monetary notes?! For goodness sakes!

More importantly, why isn't anyone talking about how worthless the New Sheqqel will be soon? The propped up illusion of a strong Bank Of Israel, cleverly propped up by former bank president Stanley Fischer, is only delaying the inevitable. Sure, Israel has all those high tech. parts everyone talks and raves about. And even most Leftists are not willing to boycott (or are in very deep denial that many of their computer and cellular phone parts originated in Israel, in some way, shape or form.)

And, by the way, why isn't anyone talking about how worthless paper or plastic money around the rest of the world as well? Greece, Spain, Portugal, and now Cyprus,...  It's only a matter of time.

10 Ag' Coin

Apparently the 10 Agaroth coin (about 2.8¢), after which this site was named, actually costs 12 Ag' to produce. So, it will be of no surprise to you that there has been talk of phasing it out. But, don't thrown them out just yet. Save them! Just think about the copper content. Who knows it may soon be worth more than 10 Ag'. (Israeli Fun Fact courtesy of Rafi at Settlers Of Samaria)

I also suggest to stock up on what is really valuable: food, mainly dried and canned goods, and make sure to have a way to cook them. I know that the one community garden in my neighborhood, along with the "hidden in plain sight" edible plants are not going to be enough to support my neighborhood. What about yours?

Think I'm a nut? A conspiracy theorist? No problem. Just don't come crying to me, when you're hungry, and food is not as accessible as you thought it would be. You'll have to agree with me on at least one thing: You cannot EAT money.

Sorry to write so harshly. Just consider it "tough love."

And now, back to our show "Sari Raz And Friends!"

Sari Raz's score, according to the new and improved, individualized, Esser Agaroth (2¢) scoring system is...

2 1/2 Bozos, because she IS a Bozo, plus one nose-picking Shimon Peres for secular, Ashkenazi elitism.

Evyatar Borovsky HY"D: A picture is worth 1,000 words.

כ"ב לחודש השני תשע"ג

Before.

Evyatar Borovsky, HY"D
(Photo Credit: Ynet.co.il)

And after, encountering an Arab terrorist at Tapu'ah Junction int he Shomron (Samaria), not to far south from his home in Yitzhar.

Evyatar Borovsky's son hugs his father's body at his funeral.

Meanwhile, in the K'nesseth, the Israeli Parliament...

One leftist MK Michal Roisin (Meretz) didn't feel that Evyatar Borovsky's murder warranted even a mention, during a committee meeting.

One Yishma'elite (Arab) MK Jamal Zahalka (Balad) refused to condemn Evyatar Borovsky's murder, stating that "Settlers had no right to self-defense."

Let me tell you something, my Jewish brothers and sisters: Tel-Aviv residents are also "settlers."

PA "President" Mahmud Abbas's (Abu Mazen) vision of Palestine,...Tel-Aviv included.

Two K'nesseth Ministers, Tzippy Livni (HaT'nu'ah) and Yitzchak Aharonovitch (Likud-Yisra'el Beteinu) decided to form a discussion of how to deal with Tag Mahir ("price tag") a Jewish activist organization, kn ow for its aggressive tactics toward Arabs, and which may or may not even exist.

This, after a Jew gets killed by an Arab?

For this, I bothered to vote three months ago??

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, then the three pictures above tell you everything you need to know about what is really taking place in Yehudah (Judea) and the Shomron.

MK Jamal Zahalka Is A Vampire!

כ"ב לחודש השני תשע"ג

MK Jamal Zahalka

Yishma'elite (Arab) MK Jamal Zahalka (Balad) "came out" as a vampire today in the K'nesseth.

While stating that it was time for him to "come out," he also emphasized that he was one of the "good vampires," as he only believed in sucking the blood out of Jews.

MK Zahalka compared himself to the Stephanie Meyer vampire character of Edward Cullen, since Cullen and his family only sucked the blood out of subhuman animals.

Although, the midrash on Esau's kiss of his brother Ya'aqov, really being a bite, is one possible source of the origins of vampires, Esau did marry daughters of Yishma'el. And so, MK Zahalka's claim seems to have some backing.

MK Zahalka previously made the headlines, when he refused to condemn the murder of Evyatar Borovsky by an Yishma'elite terrorist, stating that "Settlers had no right to self-defense."

When asked to elaborate, MK Zahalka replied with the following question:

"Where else are we 'good vampires' going to find something decent to suck the blood out of?"

And, then, of course, the now proverbial...

"Besides, Jewish Settler blood is cheap!"

MK Zahalka then proceeded to introduce proposal for the "Vampires Living A Democracy" [VLAD] legislation, which will include comprehension guarantees for the rights of vampires in Israel, such as the outlaw of garlic and wooden crosses, and automatic National Insurance subsidies for those vampires unable to gain employment during nighttime hours.

K'nesseth sources say that they expect the new law to pass, and to hold up to judicial scrutiny, in not praised by Israeli Supreme Court Justices for the law's "democratic progress."

When pressed for further information regarding the senseless murder of Jews in Yehudah and the Shomron, MK Zahalka asked, "Where was that? When was he killed? Is he still fresh?" He then flew out the door,...literally, he flew.

Meanwhile...

Evyatar Borovsky's son hugs his body at his funeral.

 

MK Michal Roisin Is Not A Nice Person

כ"א לחודש השני תשע"ג

The following translation/summary of  is from the Life In Israel Blog's Headline Of The Day, April 30, 2013.

MK Roisin: Why relate to the terror attack?
Arutz 7 (Hebrew)

At the opening of the Knesset committee meeting today dealing with the Women of the Wall issue, Chairwoman MK Miri Regev (Likud) opened with an expression of shock and sorrow regarding the terror attack this morning in which one Jew was killed at the Tapuach Junction in the Shomron and expressed her condolences to the family.

MK Michal Roisin (Meretz) asked why she needs to relate to the terror attack that happened earlier in the day, as it seemingly has nothing to do with the topic under discussion.

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
Gee, I wonder if she would have said the same thing, if the murder victim had been an Arab, or a foreign worker, or a nun?

I sincerely doubt it.

"Shiksa"

MK Michal Roisin, I would like you to meet Shiksa. And, although Shiksa is female, no, I do not intend to call you the name you might think I would call you.

After all, it IS against Israeli law to call a government official a name. And, I wouldn't want to break Israeli law, would I?

As far as I know, this law has not been repealed, and is still on the books. However, it has been criticized by some Israeli judges. Of course, my guess is that if the "name-calling" found favor in the eyes of those truly in charge of what goes on in Israel, it would be allowed to slide. Of course, that is only speculation on my part.  Nevertheless, so much for "democratic free speech," huh?!

But, I digress....

Other than being female, I can think of at least one other attribute you have in common.

However, MK Roisin, I would never think of comparing you to Shiksa. You see, there is much too much that you and Shiksa do not have in common, in order to place the two of you on the same level.

Shiksa cares about Jews.

Shiksa cares about Jews, no matter where they live.

Shiksa's job is to protect Jews. Well, in theory, that is also the job of MK's, but...whatever.

Shika protected and cared about me, while I was helping to raise her, and living in K'far Tapu'ah, part of the Land of Israel. See Joshua, Chapters 12, 16, and 17 for starters, if you don't believe me.

Shiksa even barked at people, I didn't like. I kid you not. It was uncanny! Gee, I wonder if you she would bark at you, MK Roisin?

Let's see... What else? Oh, yes!

Shiksa continues to protect Jews (in an undisclosed location). Who do you continue to protect? Arabs who want to kill us, even you? The "democratic rights" of those who to have promiscuous sex with multiple partners? The children of foreign workers, perhaps, the next stage in Israel's "de-Jewification?" What about the "freedom of religious expression," for everyone, BUT Torah-observant Jews?

Do tell. Inquiring minds want to know what else you do NOT have in common with Shiksa?

As to that name, you thought I was going to call you, I would never want to call of Bath-Yisr'ael such a name. But, the more I think about it, the more I tend to believe that you might not be such a woman.

Incidentally, Shiksa is from the Hebrew word שקץ/sheqetz. Look it up, why don't you?

Yet, in Yiddish, it is used to indicate a non-Jewish woman. So, now, I am thinking that maybe you and Shiksa DO have something else in common, after all.

Now, before I let you go, MK Roisin, I want you to look into this man, this Jew's eyes.

Evyatar Borovsky, HY"D
Yitzhar, Israel

The murderer of this Jew, kill him for one reason, and one reason alone. He was Jewish.

The murderer of this Jew made his wife a widow, and his five children orphans.

However, I believe very strongly that the murderer of this Jew is not the only was responsible for the murder of this Jew

This Jew has a name. This Jew's name is Evyatar Borovsky.

MK ROISIN, DO NOT FORGET THIS JEW'S NAME, NOR HIS FACE, WHOSE MURDER YOU JUST BRUSHED ASIDE BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T FEEL IT WAS RELEVANT TO THE DISCUSSION!

"Jews" like you disgust me.

(*Shabba"k and Israeli Police, please note that not at ANY time did I call MK Roisin a nasty name. Thank-you.)

So, how does MK Roisin rate, using the new, Esser Agaroth (2¢) rating system?

MK Roisin doesn't get a rating. She is below ALL ratings, she is low. Sro, until I can come up with a system appropriate for the likes of her, I will give her the proverbial...

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It works in English and in Hebrew.

MK Roisin, you are not a nice person,...and that insult being NICE about it.