ForeverYoung436
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No one said that they were.Nimrod also thought that the state was everything. Then he was told:Lately, I've been reading alot about Napoleon. During his time, Belgium wasn't really independent yet, but there was a country called Westphalia. Today there's no Westphalia but there is a Belgium. And South Sudan became a country only a couple of years ago. In other words, countries come and go all the time.
"You have been weighed in the balance and found wanting."
And was nevermore.
Never mind with your cryptic statements. They are narrow minded and not very deep. I remember when I was a student in Bar Ilan in 1982, and took a bus to the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron. As I got off the bus, a smiling stranger met me and proceeded to take me all around the tombs. It was an hour before I found out he was an Arab. I wore a kippa, so he knew I was Jewish right away. And here in NY, I worked with an Arab who used to call me "Cousin." Not all Arabs are animals.
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There's nothing cryptic about you bowing to the state. Kapos did as well. Bolsheviks also.
Guys guys...
Instead of wasting time arguing about those whom the Torah calls 'non-people',
You could make Aliyah and vote in the next elections this spring.
Or before voting, join the ongoing discussions about Parliamentary Monarchy,
then instead of arguing about "bowing to state", You can argue who makes the King's Bracha and who answers Amen.
The Arabs... once relieved of the burden of playing the role the West projects on them, and responsibility for creating something they neither want nor know how, will have less psychological obstacles fitting into a power structure, an environment for which they've been wired and used to in the middle east most naturally.
All I'm saying we might not need another '67 to order things in their place,
just look at all the Arabs gathering around Rabbi Zamir Cohen...
Yes, I had forgotten that the Torah calls the modern so-called Palestinians a "non-people." Very prophetic. It predicted that we would be harassed by a certain "people" who are not really a people, and that's exactly what's happening today. However, I believe the Torah meant "non-people" in the nationalistic sense, in that they are not a unique people but are part of the larger Arab people. That is exactly what this thread is about. It doesn't mean that they are like animals, and not human beings. That is how the anti-Semites claim we look at Gentiles--as being less than human. Bereishis (Genesis) says that ALL ppl were created in the image of G-d.