Who Needs Arab Nationalists when We've got the Peres Peace Center?

ז' לחודש השישי תשע"ג

Israel Today: Peres Peace Center rejects play for mentioning 'Jewish state'
Peres Peace Center rejects play for a line that says "the state of Israel is the national home of all Jews" Peres Center explains: It is hard for us to bring Palestinian children to a play that uses the words 'Jewish state.'

Yori Yalon, August 12, 2013

The Peres Center for Peace decided not to include the play "Snow Ball" in its program for the visit of the Barcelona soccer team in Israel, because the play includes the line that "the state of Israel is the national home of all Jews.,,,"

...Initially, the Peres Center was very enthusiastic about the initiative. They sent staff members to watch the play and indicated that they were favorably impressed.

But much to the theater's surprise, the Peres Center ultimately nixed the play, via a letter written by Dvir Zivan, the manager of the Peres Center's Sports department. The email, which has been obtained by Israel Hayom, says that "we would be happy to bring all the Jewish children to the play, but there is a problem. We do not do activities intended for one nationality only. It is hard for us to bring Palestinian children to a play that uses the words 'Jewish state.' Unfortunately, we will be unable to cooperate on this venture."

Shimon Peres
President of what?

"Snow Ball" director Roy Horovitz said in response that "the refusal of the Peres Peace Center to include the play in its program for the visit of FC Barcelona caused us great disappointment. What is particularly outrageous is the argument they gave. It's sad to discover that in a center that carries the name of the president of the state of Israel, there are those who believe that identifying Israel as the Jewish state is a problematic statement that is not part of the consensus."

"We saw the play during Passover 2013," read a statement issued by the Peres Center. "At the time, it had nothing to do with the visit by FC Barcelona. We try to display sensitivity in everything connected to presenting material to mixed audiences, and the purpose of the project is to find common denominators and not to emphasize differences. It was decided not to present the play because we feared that its content, as good as it is, would not be suited to all the participants. There is no connection between this and FC Barcelona's visit."

(Tip Credit: Life In Israel)

Esser Agaroth (2¢):

"sheeple" = sheep + people

Periodically, Jews would bring up the possibility that the Arabs, with their un-Jewish, traitorous allies, could  eventually gain a majority in the K'nesseth. At this juncture, they could and would vote to erase the [currently theoretical] Jewish nature of the State. Their list of actions would include All the while the Jewish "sheeple" would stand by, allow it to happen, and allow themselves to be led to [back] to exile, servitude, or slaughter, all in the name of democracy, as if that had anything whatsoever to do with the operations of a Jewish country.

But, we no longer have to wait with baited breath to find out if such a scenario would ever come to fruition!

We longer have to depend on hostile, Arab nationalists to force us to commit suicide for the sake of Western (ie. un-Jewish) values and sensibilities!

We have the Peres Peace Center (Read: Peres Piece Center, or Peres Palestinian Center) to do it for us instead!

1947 United Nothings [UN]
Partition Plan

The Yishma'elim (Arabs) may settle for what ever they can get their hands on for now. Then they will continue to blow up, shoot, and stab more Jews, in order to get the borders proposed back in1947 (left), which they had a tantrum about and rejected. But, they will not stop until they wipe Israel off the map, and take it all (below right).


What does the Peres Piece Center want?

Well, from here, it looks like it wants very much the same.

First, it seems like a two-state solution, would foot the bill for them. But, one of those states would be Arab, and the other one, would be,...multi-national? In other words, a [potentially] Jewish state would no longer exist.

Pretty sneaky, huh? And all done right under our noses.

PA President Mahmud Abbas's (left) Piece Plan

But, can any of this truly be traced back to the President (of what?) himself?

Sure, this Peres Piece Center carries his name, but so what?

Right under our noses, and right in our faces! How do you like the clever sneakiness of that?!

Mr. Peres, take a good look at THIS map (below). THIS is not "Greater Eretz Yisra'el." This is just Eretz Yisra'el.

THIS is "Greater Eretz Yisra'el."

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

And, with OR without your help (most likely without), I have faith that we will merit receiving it.

More Chipping Away of Rights in the U. S.

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Yahoo: Tennessee judge changes infant's name from 'Messiah' 
NEWPORT, Tenn. (AP) — A judge in Tennessee changed a 7-month-old boy's name to Martin from Messiah, saying the religious name was earned by one person and "that one person is Jxxxx Cxxxxx."

Child Support Magistrate Lu Ann Ballew ordered the name change last week, according to WBIR-TV. The boy's parents were in court because they could not agree on the child's last name, but when the judge heard the boy's first name, she ordered it changed, too.

"It could put him at odds with a lot of people and at this point he has had no choice in what his name is," Ballew said.

It was the first time she ordered a first name change, the judge said.

Messiah was No. 4 among the fastest-rising baby names in 2012, according to the Social Security Administration's annual list of popular baby names.

The judge in eastern Tennessee said the baby was to be named Martin DeShawn McCullough, which includes both parents' last name.

The boy's mother, Jaleesa Martin, of Newport, said she will appeal. She says Messiah is unique and she liked how it sounded alongside the boy's two siblings — Micah and Mason.

"Everybody believes what they want so I think I should be able to name my child what I want to name him, not someone else," Martin said.

Ballew said the name Messiah could cause problems if the child grows up in Cocke County, which has a large Christian population.

"The word Messiah is a title and it's a title that has only been earned by one person and that one person is Jxxxx Cxxxxx," the judge said.

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
So, basically, we see here a chipping away of rights, as well as the fuzzing of boundaries between religion and state in the U. S.


Who doesn't remember the battle over the baby named "Adolf Hilter" (may his name and memory be blotted out!) by his parents? Most agreed that it was incredibly cruel and offensive, if not just insane. Nonetheless, the parents' rights right to name their baby whatever they want was infringed upon. Most agreed, at that time, that was acceptable in this case. But, did not anyone consider, at that time, who or what would be next?

Many Americans will agree that this was an acceptable decision on the part of the judge. No doubt, an ambitious attorney will pick up on this case, and appeal it for free, for the publicity. S/He may even win the appeal.

In the meantime, I see no reason why these parents shouldn't call their son whatever they want. Who cares what's on a piece of paper? By not calling their baby by the name they gave him, they are giving the courts, and thus the U. S. government, power over them, which it should not have.

As a side note, Mashi'ah (Messiah) is not unheard of as a name in Israel. And, believe you me, it does not refer to anyone but the real Mashi'ah for whom we pine, not false ones or false deities, or whatever the Sons of Esau happen to be calling Jxxxx Cxxxxx (may his name and memory be blotted out!) these days. 

In any event, who or what will be next?

How will Muslims in the U. S. take this decision? Will they sympathize with the family? Will their rights to name their children "Jihad," (holy war) which is not unheard of, be the next target?

Are we seeing a taste of the conflict between Esau (the West) vs. Yishma'el (Arabs/Islam) on Esau's own territory? We have already seen this in Europe, and we have certainly already seen elements of a full blown conflict between the two on Esau vs. Yishma'el's territory.

Or are we simply seeing the next step in the Powers' That Be control crackdown in the U. S.?

And, as always, at Esser Agaroth (2¢), this begs the question, How long will it take for Jews to see the proverbial writing on the wall? How long and hard will the spiritual kick in the pants have to be for them to wake up finally, realize that the U. S. (and Canada, and the U. K., Australia, Europe, you name it!) is not our home, and get out, and move to our only true home, the Land of Isreal?

Hopefully, before it's too late.

Chief Rabbis Anyone?

ו' לחודש השישי תשע"ג

Last Friday, the 3rd day of the 6th Month (Ellul) was the 83rd Anniversary of the Passing of Rabbi Avraham Yitzhaq HaKohen Kook ztz"l, First Ashkenazy Chief Rabbi of Israel, not coincidentally, Parashath Shofetim.

Well, there you have it, ladies and gentleman, our brand spanking new, deMOCKratically elected Chief Rabbis, as if democracy had anything to

Rabbi Yitzhaq Yosef and Rabbi David Lau
Israel's New Chief Rabbis

Here's what some of our Israeli "leaders" have to say about it. There is so much to comment on, that I have interspersed my comments within the below reports in blue italics.

Arutz 7: Rabbi Ben Dahan: Disappointed with Results
Deputy Religions Minister says he hopes the secular public will not “give a kick to the institution of the Rabbinate.”

Gil Ronen, July 24, 2013

Deputy Religions Minister, Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Dahan, voiced his disappointment with the failure of religious Zionist candidates to be elected to the posts of chief rabbis Wednesday. Rabbi Ben Dahan is a member of the religious Zionist party, Bayit Yehudi.

"As a member of the Bayit Yehudi I am certainly disappointed that we failed in the mission to at least have one rabbi from the religious Zionist camp elected,” he said. “We put in the maximal effort possible but regrettably, it failed."

The rabbi added that he hopes the secular public will not “give a kick to the institution of the Rabbinate” out of disappointment with the hareidi candidates elected. “They need to understand that the importance of the institution of the Rabbinate is much more important than the chief rabbis....”

So, since your candidate did not win, so we should not listen to him?? What happened to your precious democracy, or in this case, deMOCKracy? Haven't the representatives of the people spoken?

For the record, I happen to like Rabbi Ben-Dahan. I am, however, disappointed that he involves himself in such politics. Either the Torah is correct, or it is not. Either the one representing the Torah ideal should win or not.

Of all MK's, I would have expected Rabbi Ben-Dahan to call for the implementation of a"real" Chief Rabbinate. (More on what that is below.) Or in the worst case scenario, to support a candidate who would speak Torah, and follow Torah, and encourage others to do the same, no matter how many toes he ended up stepping on,...and no matter how many State laws he violated.

...Deputy Minister of Transport, religious Zionist Tzipi Hotovely (Likud), said that the religious Zionist stream “once again missed the opportunity to put in place a Zionist chief rabbi."

“I regret that the campaign of harsh mudslinging against Rabbi David Stav – Chairman of the Tzohar Rabbis, who has indisputably shown wonderful public Torah work – came from within religious Zionism itself,” she accused.

I wrote to MK Hotovely, informing her that there are at least Two Religious Zionist Camps: Real Religious Zionists and Mamlakhtim (undying State loyalists). then I asked her who she thought Rabbi David Stav was. I have yet to receive a response from her or her staff. She is right about one thing. Some of the mudslinging did come from Religious Zionists.

In addition, it is interesting to note that the Batyit Yehudi (Jewish Home Party) members hold both the positions of Minister of Religious Affairs and Deputy Minister of Religious Affairs. Yet, that apparently did not help them very much, did it?

Arutz 7: Lapid: Rabbinate Irrelevant
Lapid: Rabbinate ‘irrelevant' - what Israel needs is civil marriage, gay marriage and freedom from religion.

Maayana Miskin, July 25, 2013

Finance Minister Yair Lapid posted his response to Wednesday’s election of two new Chief Rabbis on Facebook on Thursday morning.

Israeli Finance Minister Yair Lapid

“The elections for the Chief Rabbinate are over. The institute that was irrelevant before many Israelis were born or formed their worldviews will remain so for the next ten years,” he wrote.

“Whoever wants to use the Rabbinate’s services – that is, of course, his right,” Lapid continued. “But it cannot be that they will have no alternative.”

He concluded with a commitment to continue his struggle for civil marriage and for making the Reform movement equivalent to orthodox Judaism in terms of state support.

“It will be a dirty political battle, and maybe a long one, but we will fight for this like Yesh Atid fights for everything: without giving up, without taking our eyes off the goal, until it happens,” he declared.
The only good thing about the Chief Rabbinate is that it's giving us lots to write about! (If we so choose.)

"Political battle"
Translation: Not a Torah battle, but rather a battle against the Torah!

The fundamental flaw in thinking of most MK's is this notion that Western values and sensibilities acquired in galuth (exile), such as pluralism, have anything in the least to do with the structure of a Jewish institution. The fundamental flaw in the thinking of Jews living in Israel is that the K'nesseth is in the least bit interested in creating an authentically Jewish country (...government, military, rabbinate, etc.)

The final goal of the Lapids and Pereses and Beilins is to have a fully assimilated, Western State, accepted by the goyim, if not a full member of the European Union. Prime Minster Netanyahu stands out from the crowd, in that he sprinkles kosher salt on the State, as if to make it kosher, yet ends up rubbing it into the People's wounds.

And, speaking of complete assimilation, one MK really hammers this home with her insistence, above and beyond that of Lapid's, that pluralism is supposed to have some kind of connection to Judaism and a Jewish identity....

Sheretz

Meretz

MK Zehava Gal-On (Meretz) called the Chief Rabbinate a corrupt and nepotistic institution. She continued that the Chief Rabbinate is an institution that "promotes homophobia and the exclusion of women and none of the candidates intend to change this." She added that the institution represented Orthodoxy and was "not interested to forward a more progressive and pluralistic Judaism." Gal-On called for the need to separate religion from state in Israel, abolish the official standing of the Chief Rabbinate and cease its funding.

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
Well, MK Gal-On's comments are self-explanatory. So, I will just move on to the conclusion.

The Chief Rabbinate is highly problematic, to say the least, yet for reasons, not even Rabbi MK Ben-Dahan touched upon (that I am aware of).

Since when have Chief Rabbis made public, and necessary, unpopular rulings on halakhah (Jewish Law)?

Did Chief Rabbis tell the Israeli Government that it is forbidden to give away Jewish Land to hostile Yishma'eli enemies (ie. mesrirah)?

Did Chief Rabbis at least warn the Israeli Defense Forces [IDF] leadership of the possibility of increased promiscuity, due to the"integration" of women into predominantly male units?

What about the unnecessary, free for all, Shabbath violations of the IDF? What about Shabbath violations around the country, period? What about even encouraging the non-religious public to think about Shabbath observance?

Has there been a Chief Rabbi in recent history to admonish the IDF for putting Jewish soldiers at risk, for the sake of "innocent civilians," especially those who have turned out to be collaborators with our enemies? In fact, has a Chief Rabbi ever instructed the State's generals in anything related to Hilkhoth Milhamoth, the Torah Laws related to conducting a war, or even the defense of Israel's borders?

Has a Chief Rabbi in recent memory EVER criticized its boss, the Israeli Government?

Hasn't anyone in Israel, perhaps with an MBA or PhD, ever heard the term "a conflict of interest?"

This brings us to last week's Paratshath Shofetim.

שֹׁפְטִים וְשֹׁטְרִים, תִּתֶּן-לְךָ בְּכָל-שְׁעָרֶיךָ, אֲשֶׁר יְהוָה אֱלֹהֶיךָ נֹתֵן לְךָ, לִשְׁבָטֶיךָ; וְשָׁפְטוּ אֶת-הָעָם, מִשְׁפַּט-צֶדֶק. לֹא-תַטֶּה מִשְׁפָּט, לֹא תַכִּיר פָּנִים; וְלֹא-תִקַּח שֹׁחַד--כִּי הַשֹּׁחַד יְעַוֵּר עֵינֵי חֲכָמִים, וִיסַלֵּף דִּבְרֵי צַדִּיקִם. (דברים טז,יח-יט)

Judges and officers you shall appoint for yourselves in all of your gates, which the Lord your God has given to you, tribe by tribe; and they shall judge the people with righteous judgment. You shall not wrest judgment; you shall not show respect to [some] people [over] others; neither shall you take a gift; for a gift blinds the eyes of the wise, and perverts the words of the righteous. (Deuteronomy 16:18-19)

Does the Rabbinate have any real power to judge, as it is stated in the Torah? Their authority over marriage, divorce, burial, and kashruth is being swiftly eroded away, which should be a welcome comfort to MK's Lapid and Gal-On, among many others.

I cannot say anything against Rabbi Yitzhaq Yosef or Rabbi David Lau. My criticism is of the institution of the Chief Rabbinate itself, founded on the remains of the liaison to the Ottoman Empire, with some meddling by the British Mandate thrown in for good measure. I am afraid that the Chief Rabbinate simply does not cut it as an authentically Jewish institution, if for none other reason, then for its complete inability to act independently.

Does the Talmud hint of what we are experiencing already?

תלמוד בבלי, מסכת סנהדרין צז,א
תניא ר' יהודה אומר דור שבן דוד בא בו בית הוועד יהיה לזנות והגליל יחרב והגבלן יאשם ואנשי גבול יסובבו מעיר לעיר ולא יחוננו וחכמת הסופרים תסרח ויראי חטא ימאסו ופני הדור כפני כלב והאמת נעדרת שנאמר (ישעיהו נט,טו) ותהי האמת נעדרת וסר מרע משתולל

Babylonian Talmud, Sanhedrin 97a
It was taught, Rabbi Yehudah said: In the generation when the son of David comes, the house of assembly will be for harlots, the Galilee will be in ruins, Gablan will lie desolate, the residents from the border towns will wander about from city to city, receiving no comfort (hospitality), the wisdom of scribes will be in disfavor, God-fearing men will be despised, people will be dog-faced, and the truth will be absent, as it is said, "And the truth is absent, and he who withdraws from evil makes himself prey." (Isaiah 59:15)

Those who appear to support the institution of the Chief Rabbinate either hang on tight to the idea that we must wait around for Mashi'ah to fix everything, or do not really want a Chief Rabbinate after all, but rather puppets.

Just how long are Israeli citizens going to buy the illusion? Just how long will it take for us to stand up and say, "Hey! Who's behind the curtain?" (alla "The Wizard Of Oz")

As in all battles against HaShem and His Torah (ie. Korach, Bil'am, Haman, etc.), Lapid's and Gal-On's (and Peres's) will backfire Sure, maybe the government will manage to eliminate the Chief Rabbinate. But, I doubt that he will like what he will eventually get as its replacement, assuming he will even be around to see it...

The Sanhedrin.

Amar'e Stoudamire: Non-Jew Making Aliyah?

ב' לחודש השישי תשע"ג

New York Daily News: Knicks star Amar'e Stoudemire has applied for Israeli citizenship
The Knicks power forward Amar'e Stoudemire has applied for Israeli citizenship after having become part owner of a Jerusalem basketball team earlier this year.
Corky Siemaszko,

L-R: unnamed token frum kid, Pres. Peres, Stoudamire

(Tip Credit: Life In Israel)

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
Look.

I am sure that Amar'e Stoudamire is a nice guy. I am sure that he loves Israel. He may even (or may not) have "Jewish roots." He may even be helping the Israeli economy somehow. And, who knows? But, so what?

What does that have to do with the price of tea in China,...or rather, the price of humous in the Shuq?

Absolutely nothing.

Why is a non-Jew being allowed to "make aliyah?" (immigrate to Israel) And, why are "they" even calling it that?

It is true that non-Jews are already allowed, even encouraged, to "make aliyah," through the so-called Israeli "Law Of Return," as they have a Jewish father (with a non-Jewish mother), or have a single [wrong] Jewish grandparent,...or so they claim. I emphasize "Israeli," because this "law" is not in line with halakhah (Jewish Law).

Shortly after Ariel Sharon was first elected Prime Minister, a proposal to change the "Law Of Return" was brought up once in the Cabinet, I believe by Rabbi Benny Elon. The proposal narrowly failed, and was never heard from again.

But, the encouragement of such non-Jews to settle in Israel is only one of the many strategies in play to de-Judaize Israel, much like the Greeks and Romans tried to do.

Back in the 1970's, the Black Fake Hebrews started to funnel into Israel, after having been kicked out of Liberia, after careers of beating up elderly Jews in Chicago. The Begin government took issue with the Black Fake Hebrews snubbing of the government, and got in their faces about it. The Black Fake Hebrews simply threatened mass suicide. The government caved, and now the Black Fake Hebrews have defacto autonomy, getting away with ignoring many laws, such as the prohibition against polygamy, and, of course, the "Law Of Return," bringing into the country whoever the heck they want. The Black Fake Hebrews mainly reside in the town of Dimona in the south, but they can be seen, more and more, farther south in Mitzpeh Ramon.

Then, as if Israel needed foreign workers to solve the Arab labor problem, Israel, it seems, has opened the flood gates, not only to foreign guest workers, but to practitioners of foreign worship (avodah zarah). MK Uzi Landau teamed up with, if I remember correctly, Sha"S's MK Shlomo Benizri in an attempt curtail the flow, but to no avail.

In the not too distant future, look for some sort of cockamamie "amnesty plan," alla Bush and Obama, to tackle Israel's unwanted infiltrator illegal alien refugee nightmare problem challenge, exacerbating any number of Israel's problems.

Let us not forget the government's turning its head away from the Christians sneaking in left and right, some "volunteering," some "studying," some "visiting," and then just not leaving. Some volunteer in the IDF, in order to firm up their "Israeli citizen candidate" credentials. Fortunately, there are a handful of soldiers, willing to remove IDF issued Christian texts from their bases, and and dispose of them. But, that it another story for another time.

Now, who knows? Perhaps the recruitment of celebrities is also on the horizon? And Amar'e Stoudamire is being used to test the waters.

Are "they" that desperate in their race against the birthrate of Haredim and Settlers? Will "they" end up having to take more drastic and direct measures to assimilate Jews into Western "progressive" culture?

Stay tuned...

And, by the way, who are "they?"

Why, the Erev Rav, of course!

Cockameme

Cockameme

Cockameme

Kurdistan

ל' לחודש החמישי תשע"ד

Now, I am usually not too concerned with the struggles of other nations outside of Israel. But, the plight of the Kurdish people is an interesting one. The artificial slicing up of the Middle East by the United Nothings and British government not only harmed Israel (in so many ways), but messed with several other peoples, most in particular, the Kurds.

Kurdish Flag

Syrian Kurdish Autonomy Has Regional Implications
July 31, 2013
Since Syrian government officials and troops abandoned the northeast of Syria to concentrate on preserving the regime in the west of the country, the Kurdish minority population there has been able to virtually govern itself. Elections are even planned to form a Kurdish assembly.

The reasons why I am particularly interested in the Kurds are:

1. I could not really care about the Arabs killing each other off, as long as is does not spill over into Israel.

2. Kurdish autonomy has always been a bane to those countries with significant Kurdish populations: Armenian genocide perpetrator Turkey, the already divided Iraq, the completely torn-apart Syria, and the pride-driven, new Persian Empire of Iran. Being a bane to these countries is a good thing.

3. Relations between Kurds and those Jews living in the area have been known to be heads and tails better than those between other muslim groups and their local, Jewish populations. Various reports over the years have suggested mutually beneficial relations between the Kurds and Israel, including the providing of military training, which I suppose is possible, given the proverb, "The enemy of my enemy is my friend."* Even more so, as I do not even see the Kurdish People as our enemies.

Map of redrawn international borders to include Kurdistan from Dr. Jawad Mella
(*with some editing to account for the territories of Reuven, Gad, E. Menashe,
and the northern parts of Asher and Naftali)

Israel - enlarged from the map above.

4. If the Kurds succeed in achieving more and more autonomy in Iraq, and now, it potentially seems Syria, there could be a domino effect within Turkey and Iran,...or more massacres (alla Islamic style).

5. Any movement towards Kurdish autonomy could trigger the same inside of Israel. No, I am not even talking about Yehuda and Shomron (Judea and Samaria), that which Arabs claim is the mythical, ancient country of "Palestine." Rather, I am talking about the areas dominated by populations of Arabs with Israeli passports. They are an oxymoron, I know. Nonetheless, they exist. Dagestan and South Osetia already have seemed to "give them ideas." An ethnic minority declaring autonomy within a sovereign country?

And, no one but Israel will see the differences. Unlike the Dagestanians, Osetians, and Chechens, Arabs never had any autonomy here in their host country (May our hosting of them end soon!), not to mention any historical connection to it, other than as invading marauders a pillagers, at the various times in history when Israel was in a weakened state.

Historically wanderers, many Bedouin clans will follow suit, if they had not already begun the final push for autonomy themselves. And, who knows what the traditionally non-geographically nationalistic Druze might do, when they see the weakening central power of the Israeli government? Israel's government already seems to be showing signs of giving up on the Galilee, the home of many Bedouin clans and Druze, in addition to Jews.

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

6. On a more positive note, I noticed that most maps of a liberated Kurdistan showed the Tigris River as its southwestern border. The roughly parallel Euphrates River will be Israel's future border to its east, as promised to the People of Israel by The Almighty in His Holy Torah (May it soon be so!). And so, perhaps, it might be to the benefit of Israel to have a neighbor, also struggling for it believes to be its rightful territory, yet which does not conflict with the notion of our rightful territory (See above), especially if they do some of the work for us.

Food for thought.

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*An Arab proverb, a Chinese proverb, or perhaps even based on the verse "I will be an enemy to your enemies and will oppose those who oppose you" (Ex. 23:22).

The Myth of Coexistence in Israel: Half The Story

ל' לחודש החמישי תשע"ג

The image below was adapted from an image posted on Islam Exposed (the truth about Islam). This Facebook Group carries interesting news about the underbelly of Islam, and is quite right to do so. 

However, as most groups and individuals these days, it only focuses on half the story.

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
...OR who want to steal your souls AND land AND worship false deities (...or false messiahs, or whatever Christians are calling that mamzer these days). You can do what you want (for now) OUTSIDE OF ISRAEL, because we exempt from chasing after you!

OK. So, this group's focus, as well as the focus of many groups and organizations out there, is not localized to Israel. Their concerns are either based in their countries and smaller focal points of existence.

Can't blame them for that, for warning their fellows about the dangers of Islam. But, as far as Jews and Israel, they present only half of the story.

Jerusalem Christian Center

כ"ט לחודש החמישי תשע"ג

Who knew, that for your convenience, there was a burgeoning, Christian Center right in the center of Jerusalem?!

That's right! Housed in the Klal Building (בניין כלל), just across Yaffo Street from Davidka Square (ככר דודקא), defacto Jerusalem Christian Center is right next to its own light rail station to boot!

Its convenient location near the Nachla'oth neighborhood facilitates infiltration into the wide variety of synagogues located there. Several missionaries, and young men posing as yeshiva students, have already been discovered, over the years, exposed, and "removed" from the neighborhood. Unfortunately, the infestation within Jerusalem is so extensive, I am certain that we have not seen nor heard the last of them.

In addition, this center's proximity to the popular Ben-Yehudah "midrahov" makes for easy access to tourists, and impressionable young Jewish souls,...for harvesting.

Let's take a tour, shall we? The logos of the various units have been included for your easy recognition, when you encounter them,...to be wary, and to be able to warn others.

“King of Kings Community is called to be a compelling, Messiah-centered, Spirit-empowered, disciple-making community that reveals the true face of Yeshu (May his name and memory be blotted out!) to Israel and to the nations.” - Our Vision

Our tour begins with The Pavilion "auditorium" which can't be rented for your various needs. Of course, it also serves as a worship center (ie. church). It seats 600 plus people. Well, that's 600 Christian missionaries too many in Jerusalem, 600 too many period!

Pavilion Auditorium

Across from the "church," on the same below street level floor C1/P1, is the Yuval Messianic School, a convenient way to serve. I wonder if the school realizes that it is against Israeli Law to harvest the souls of minors. I would mention the penalties which such horrific actions incur according to halakhah (Jewish Law), for reaping away at anyone's soul in Israel. But, what do Christians care about halakhah? Nothing. Unless, of course, they are trying to make themselves look more Jewish, such as with fake tzitziyoth, and other, tradition Jewish articles of clothing.

Apparently, a family counseling center is coming soon! How exciting! Just pray to a false deity, and all of your problems will be solved!

Want to learn how to make Christian propaganda films? Then try out the Kings School of Media.

For your avodah zarah (foreign/forbidden practice) needs online, Fruit of the Land may fit your bill! Don't be fooled by the "support Israel" aspect. Ask them how much of their profit goes into the harvesting of Jewish souls in Israel.

Our tour of the defacto Jerusalem Christian Center concludes with the Jerusalem Prayer Tower, located on the 14th Floor.

Be a part of the 24-Hour Avodah Zarah team! Focus the imaginary energies of your false deity, or messiah, or whatever you're calling the mamzer these days (assuming that he even existed), on innocent bystanders.Empower yourself for the disgusting task of missionizing, as well as find tricky ways to sneak into the Israel, and gain permanent residency by working on a farm, or something. Learn how to dupe unsuspecting Jews into sponsoring you for citizenship.

Then step back, and watch all your efforts to go up against Jerusalem crumble before your eyes!

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How many Jews knew that this "center," with all of its shady activities even exists? And, not only that, but right under our noses?

How many of you will now continue to patronize the businesses in the Klal Building?

Minister of [RE] Education to Host Ramadan Break Fast

כ"ט לחודש החמישי תשע"ג

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(Tip Credit: Rabbi Bentzi Gopshtain)

Rabbi Minister Shai Piron

To highlight the highlights of the dinner, I have used Arab colors:

The black circle indicates that Minister of [RE-] Education Rabbi Shai Piron is the host of the event.

The red circle indicates that verses from the Quran will be read at this event.

And, finally, the green circle indicates that Minister of [RE-] Education Rabbi Shai Piron will be speaking.

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
First, the Minister of [RE-] Education Rabbi Shai Piron heads up the ministry to take charge of "RE-educating" ideologically minded hilltop youth, deemed "extremist" by the State's thought police, the Shabba"k (General Security Service).

Expressing loyalty to the State???

Now, it seems that he has personally taken charge of every Israeli's RE-education, regardless of age, in an attempt to continue the Erev Rav's brainwashing of us into thinking that Israel is, and should be, a multicultural, democratic State, or in Israel's case, a deMOCKratic State.

Piron's actions of not only condoning and supporting, but encouraging, belief in a religion of lies, and a religion from which countless terrorists have originated, are so out there, and off the wall, for a "religious" Member of K'nesseth [MK], that some of us have gone so far as to rename him, with a much more appropriate name.

Here is the p'saq din (Jewish legal ruling) of the Rebbe from Kalashnikov.

"The minister of "Chinuch" shall henceforth be referred to as 'Shai Cabrón.' You may alert the media."

-The Kalashnikover Rebbe

Haveil Havalim #??? Is Up!

 מוצש"ק פר' ראה תשע"ג

 Haveil Havalim #???: The Vacation Edition is up at Life In Israel!

Top Ten Signs You've Lived In Israel for a While

ערב שבת קודש פר' ראה תשע"ג

10. You know which post offices have the shortest lines in your city.

9. You speak to an English-speaking tourist. He looks at you dumbfounded. And then you realize that half of the words you just used were actually Hebrew.

8. You happened to be walking through a dark alley in the Talpiyoth Indutrial Zone, and you bump into someone you know.

7. Kids speaking Hebrew, talking on the phones, messing around, and playing music loudly on the bus does not bother you. But, when someone is speaking in English loudly it does.

6. Americans accuse you of being from a part of your country of origin than you really are, due to the loss of your distinct regional accent.

5. Native Israelis can tell, more or less, where you live in Israel, by how you dress and/or which slang you use. (eg. אין דבר כזה vs. אין כזה דבר)

4. When you search for an apartment, you better than to look at any ads in English, because you know they are automatically going to be twice as much as anything in advertized in Hebrew.

3. When you are introduced to a fellow English-speaker in Hebrew, and you stick to speaking in Hebrew, or at least half and half.

2. When they shop calling you "sir" or "ma'am" in the Shuq, and start calling you "friend" or "brother."

1. You forget a word in English.