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The French government, it turns out, refuses to allow Jewish prayer in the area, fearing it will become another symbol of Jewish attachment in the heart of the Arab neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.
Just think about it, we are still fighting about sovergnty over less than 1% of the land with those who dominated the entire region, I domeone thought it were only the Arabs attempting to rob us of the little we have, on top of that powerful western nations are actualy attempting to take a piece for themselves.
The French government, it turns out, refuses to allow Jewish prayer in the area, fearing it will become another symbol of Jewish attachment in the heart of the Arab neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.
So wait...let me see if I understand this.
Jewish people are not permitted to access and pray at places of historical and religious significance to the Jewish people for fear that the access and prayer will create an attachment to places...well, that the Jewish people are already attached to and have been prevented from accessing.
Wouldn't that kinda be like saying that Muslims should not be permitted to access and pray at the Al Aqsa mosque because permitting access and prayer to Muslim holy shrines would create a connection between Islam and those holy sites?
Like wow. Hey, now, let's not Judaize Jewish holy sites. Or Islamize Muslim holy sites.
Sigh. The world has gone mad. Again.
Just think about it, we are still fighting about sovergnty over less than 1% of the land with those who dominated the entire region, I domeone thought it were only the Arabs attempting to rob us of the little we have, on top of that powerful western nations are actualy attempting to take a piece for themselves.
The French government, it turns out, refuses to allow Jewish prayer in the area, fearing it will become another symbol of Jewish attachment in the heart of the Arab neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.
So wait...let me see if I understand this.
Jewish people are not permitted to access and pray at places of historical and religious significance to the Jewish people for fear that the access and prayer will create an attachment to places...well, that the Jewish people are already attached to and have been prevented from accessing.
Wouldn't that kinda be like saying that Muslims should not be permitted to access and pray at the Al Aqsa mosque because permitting access and prayer to Muslim holy shrines would create a connection between Islam and those holy sites?
Like wow. Hey, now, let's not Judaize Jewish holy sites. Or Islamize Muslim holy sites.
Sigh. The world has gone mad. Again.
The banal manner in which the Europeans act fulfills the worst stigmas of our grandparents.
Banal stubbor evil - coincidently called "Hamas"
Not to mention the Palestinians who have lived there for many hundreds of years...like...literally.Just think about it, we are still fighting about sovergnty over less than 1% of the land
Just think about it, we are still fighting about sovergnty over less than 1% of the land with those who dominated the entire region, I domeone thought it were only the Arabs attempting to rob us of the little we have, on top of that powerful western nations are actualy attempting to take a piece for themselves.
The French government, it turns out, refuses to allow Jewish prayer in the area, fearing it will become another symbol of Jewish attachment in the heart of the Arab neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.
So wait...let me see if I understand this.
Jewish people are not permitted to access and pray at places of historical and religious significance to the Jewish people for fear that the access and prayer will create an attachment to places...well, that the Jewish people are already attached to and have been prevented from accessing.
Wouldn't that kinda be like saying that Muslims should not be permitted to access and pray at the Al Aqsa mosque because permitting access and prayer to Muslim holy shrines would create a connection between Islam and those holy sites?
Like wow. Hey, now, let's not Judaize Jewish holy sites. Or Islamize Muslim holy sites.
Sigh. The world has gone mad. Again.
The banal manner in which the Europeans act fulfills the worst stigmas of our grandparents.
Banal stubbor evil - coincidently called "Hamas"Not to mention the Palestinians who have lived there for many hundreds of years...like...literally.Just think about it, we are still fighting about sovergnty over less than 1% of the land
Like literally, simply not true.Just think about it, we are still fighting about sovergnty over less than 1% of the land with those who dominated the entire region, I domeone thought it were only the Arabs attempting to rob us of the little we have, on top of that powerful western nations are actualy attempting to take a piece for themselves.
The French government, it turns out, refuses to allow Jewish prayer in the area, fearing it will become another symbol of Jewish attachment in the heart of the Arab neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.
So wait...let me see if I understand this.
Jewish people are not permitted to access and pray at places of historical and religious significance to the Jewish people for fear that the access and prayer will create an attachment to places...well, that the Jewish people are already attached to and have been prevented from accessing.
Wouldn't that kinda be like saying that Muslims should not be permitted to access and pray at the Al Aqsa mosque because permitting access and prayer to Muslim holy shrines would create a connection between Islam and those holy sites?
Like wow. Hey, now, let's not Judaize Jewish holy sites. Or Islamize Muslim holy sites.
Sigh. The world has gone mad. Again.
The banal manner in which the Europeans act fulfills the worst stigmas of our grandparents.
Banal stubbor evil - coincidently called "Hamas"Not to mention the Palestinians who have lived there for many hundreds of years...like...literally.Just think about it, we are still fighting about sovergnty over less than 1% of the land