Yes, indeed. We used to meet every Friday after sun-down at our favourite bakery just around the corner from the Birkenau brickworks. Nowadays they use microwave ovens. This generation is really much too lazy. Don't you agree?
Whether they are right or wrong doesn't matter. A good Jew questions and debates the scriptures. That's what the Talmud is all about and it is what makes Judaism superior to the other two "western religions" ... in my opinion. Of course, tolerance of believers in other religions also scores high in my judgment. Non-Jews are asked to follow only 10 of the commandments and still find favour after death. Unfortunately, Jews who follow those teachings are not more than "a minority in a minority", as you eloquently put it. The majority, instead, are ruthless Zionists and Hasbara trolls.
One of those was around thousands of years before the other.
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Can I get an autographed copy of that book if I put my swim trunks back on?
A majority does not make a nation
Not before 600 AD they weren't.
Got a deed?This article is a good read. Obviously things are not as black and white as many think. Yes Virginia, things are complicated.
---Orthodox Jews were also more likely than Jews in other denominations to say that the Israeli government was making a sincere effort to reach a peace settlement with the Palestinians and that God gave the land that is now Israel to the Jewish people. By contrast, most Jewish Americans said they did not think that either the Israeli government or Palestinian leaders were sincerely seeking peace---
How American Jews view Israel | Pew Research Center
Jewish Americans – much like the U.S. public overall – hold widely differing views on Israel and its political leadership.www.pewresearch.org
You gonna claim Arab Muslims were in Israel before 600 A.D.?
Those tribes died long ago, and they did not build anything. They occupied Jewish land homes buildings
