Sodafin
Senior Member
Far less than 10% of Jews in Israel keep the Sabbath or even attempt to follow the Torah.
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Then why do all of the shops and restaurants in Israel close at sundown on Friday?
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Far less than 10% of Jews in Israel keep the Sabbath or even attempt to follow the Torah.
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Not all closeFar less than 10% of Jews in Israel keep the Sabbath or even attempt to follow the Torah.
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Then why do all of the shops and restaurants in Israel close at sundown on Friday?
The government mandates for shops to close.
Again, the vast majority of Jews in Israel are secular and not Torah observant.
The government mandates for shops to close.
Again, the vast majority of Jews in Israel are secular and not Torah observant.
You wont get anywhere with a Jew-hating ideologue like SunniMan. Best to stick on iggy and go.
You wont get anywhere with a Jew-hating ideologue like SunniMan. Best to stick on iggy and go.
LOL!!! you are one of the biggest Zionist ideologues on this board
You wont get anywhere with a Jew-hating ideologue like SunniMan. Best to stick on iggy and go.
LOL!!! you are one of the biggest Zionist ideologues on this board
Don't forget about me. I am for a strong Israel too.
Sunni -
Do you accept that, as far as we know, only 44% of modern Israeli's are secular?
You are just a wanna beDon't forget about me. I am for a strong Israel too.
But still, 44% is a significant number for a land that was supposedly founded and dedicatied to preserving the Jewish religion.
The King Solomon Temple should be rebuilt now, there has been a slow down in anti Israeli sentiment
in the middle east.Now is the time to rebuild the Temple.
But still, 44% is a significant number for a land that was supposedly founded and dedicatied to preserving the Jewish religion.
There was more - much more - to the creation of Israel than that.
In fact, for may early Jewish settlers Israel represented an escape from religion all together - the early history of the kibbutz movement is not in Zionism but in Marxism-Leninism. I used to live on a kibbutz which was entirely secular - no rabbis, no kosher food, no prayer.
Jews first bought land from individual arabs. In 1948 they declared their independence and 5 massive armies invaded to destroy the country.
Since these pricks were trying to wipe out Israel, playing nice nice didn't work for them.
They lost the land. It wasn't palestinian. It belonged to the british colony, and before that it was part of the Ottomoman Empire.
If the arabs would have left Israel alone with the little sliver of land that they had, they wouldn't have lost the other land that the british gave over.
Serves them right.
Israel's mistake is that they didn't relocate the arabs in judea and samaria back to their home country of jordan.
Know what I'd like to see?
Someone in an airplane, pancake the fucker right in the center of the mosque in Jerusalem.
THEN we could start re-building the Temple.
Incidentally, Solomon's Temple was the one that was destroyed last. The next one will probably just be called "the Temple of Israel".
Personally? I wouldn't give 2 shits if IsLAME was wiped out overnight. Good riddance I'd say, because ANY belief system or faith that states there is only 1 way to God is wrong.
There are MANY ways to Him. Judaism, some branches of Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism.
I think we all understand God in our own unique way, which is why Christians and Islamics make me tend to not trust them.
Heck.........even Judaism is tolerant of other religions. Check the B'Neih Noach for that one.