Is Israel Good For The Jews?

[pbel]

It really is a Dichotomy...On one hand a safe-haven for any persecuted people is the Humane thing that I personally support the most...But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Is Israel good for the Jews New York Post


Is Israel good for the Jews?
For vast majority of Americans — and certainly for most Jews — the answer is a no-brainer. But on the intellectual left, a place where nationalism and religion are viewed with suspicion, it’s not as simple.
So when Richard Cohen, long-time columnist at The Washington Post, led a 2006 op-ed with the line, “The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake,” he was stunned by the reaction.
It wasn’t just the “disquieting” applause he received from the occasional anti-Semite or conspiracy theorists. What troubled him most were the congratulations he heard from his friends, colleagues and acquaintances. What was it about Israel?
Cohen was so intrigued that he decided to write an entire book posing his provocative question. The problem is he never answers it. Not even close.

 

[Vigilante]

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

Is air good for our lungs? Food for our bodies? The Word of God of our mind, body and spirit?

Of course Israel is good for the Jews! It is a tremendous blessing God has given the Jews! It is their land! Their inheritance! From God! You have to fight to possess what God has given you. There is always a challenge to whatever God gives us! The greater the gift? The greater the challenge that comes up against us to see how bad we want it! Nevertheless! It is worth it all! Long live Israel!

What a silly question!

 

[Hossfly]

It really is a Dichotomy...On one hand a safe-haven for any persecuted people is the Humane thing that I personally support the most...But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Is Israel good for the Jews New York Post


Is Israel good for the Jews?
For vast majority of Americans — and certainly for most Jews — the answer is a no-brainer. But on the intellectual left, a place where nationalism and religion are viewed with suspicion, it’s not as simple.
So when Richard Cohen, long-time columnist at The Washington Post, led a 2006 op-ed with the line, “The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake,” he was stunned by the reaction.
It wasn’t just the “disquieting” applause he received from the occasional anti-Semite or conspiracy theorists. What troubled him most were the congratulations he heard from his friends, colleagues and acquaintances. What was it about Israel?
Cohen was so intrigued that he decided to write an entire book posing his provocative question. The problem is he never answers it. Not even close.

The last sentence of the article answered the question.

 

[Vigilante]

Hamas to PA: Show us proof that int'l organizations will cease aid if our salaries are not paid

The Jerusalem Post ^

Hamas to PA: Show us proof that int'l organizations will cease aid if our salaries are not paid Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah said recently that donor countries had warned him not to pay salaries to Hamas’ 40,000 civil servants. Hamas is demanding proof from Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah that donor countries have threatened to suspend financial aid to the Palestinians if his government paid salaries to Hamas employees in the Gaza Strip. Hamdallah said recently that donor countries had warned him not to pay salaries to Hamas’s 40,000 civil servants. “The government and the banks operating in the...

 

[pbel]

It really is a Dichotomy...On one hand a safe-haven for any persecuted people is the Humane thing that I personally support the most...But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Is Israel good for the Jews New York Post


Is Israel good for the Jews?
For vast majority of Americans — and certainly for most Jews — the answer is a no-brainer. But on the intellectual left, a place where nationalism and religion are viewed with suspicion, it’s not as simple.
So when Richard Cohen, long-time columnist at The Washington Post, led a 2006 op-ed with the line, “The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake,” he was stunned by the reaction.
It wasn’t just the “disquieting” applause he received from the occasional anti-Semite or conspiracy theorists. What troubled him most were the congratulations he heard from his friends, colleagues and acquaintances. What was it about Israel?
Cohen was so intrigued that he decided to write an entire book posing his provocative question. The problem is he never answers it. Not even close.

The last sentence of the article answered the question.

I repeat:
But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

 

[Vigilante]

 

[Hossfly]

It really is a Dichotomy...On one hand a safe-haven for any persecuted people is the Humane thing that I personally support the most...But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Is Israel good for the Jews New York Post


Is Israel good for the Jews?
For vast majority of Americans — and certainly for most Jews — the answer is a no-brainer. But on the intellectual left, a place where nationalism and religion are viewed with suspicion, it’s not as simple.
So when Richard Cohen, long-time columnist at The Washington Post, led a 2006 op-ed with the line, “The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake,” he was stunned by the reaction.
It wasn’t just the “disquieting” applause he received from the occasional anti-Semite or conspiracy theorists. What troubled him most were the congratulations he heard from his friends, colleagues and acquaintances. What was it about Israel?
Cohen was so intrigued that he decided to write an entire book posing his provocative question. The problem is he never answers it. Not even close.

The last sentence of the article answered the question.

I repeat:
But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Nobody took someone elses land.

 

[pbel]

It really is a Dichotomy...On one hand a safe-haven for any persecuted people is the Humane thing that I personally support the most...But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Is Israel good for the Jews New York Post


Is Israel good for the Jews?
For vast majority of Americans — and certainly for most Jews — the answer is a no-brainer. But on the intellectual left, a place where nationalism and religion are viewed with suspicion, it’s not as simple.
So when Richard Cohen, long-time columnist at The Washington Post, led a 2006 op-ed with the line, “The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake,” he was stunned by the reaction.
It wasn’t just the “disquieting” applause he received from the occasional anti-Semite or conspiracy theorists. What troubled him most were the congratulations he heard from his friends, colleagues and acquaintances. What was it about Israel?
Cohen was so intrigued that he decided to write an entire book posing his provocative question. The problem is he never answers it. Not even close.

The last sentence of the article answered the question.

I repeat:
But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Nobody took someone elses land.

Gwd, the horse shit is a piling high.

 

[Hossfly]

It really is a Dichotomy...On one hand a safe-haven for any persecuted people is the Humane thing that I personally support the most...But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Is Israel good for the Jews New York Post


Is Israel good for the Jews?
For vast majority of Americans — and certainly for most Jews — the answer is a no-brainer. But on the intellectual left, a place where nationalism and religion are viewed with suspicion, it’s not as simple.
So when Richard Cohen, long-time columnist at The Washington Post, led a 2006 op-ed with the line, “The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake,” he was stunned by the reaction.
It wasn’t just the “disquieting” applause he received from the occasional anti-Semite or conspiracy theorists. What troubled him most were the congratulations he heard from his friends, colleagues and acquaintances. What was it about Israel?
Cohen was so intrigued that he decided to write an entire book posing his provocative question. The problem is he never answers it. Not even close.

The last sentence of the article answered the question.

I repeat:
But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Nobody took someone elses land.

Gwd, the hosshit is a piling high.

 

[pbel]

Is air good for our lungs? Food for our bodies? The Word of God of our mind, body and spirit?

Of course Israel is good for the Jews! It is a tremendous blessing God has given the Jews! It is their land! Their inheritance! From God! You have to fight to possess what God has given you. There is always a challenge to whatever God gives us! The greater the gift? The greater the challenge that comes up against us to see how bad we want it! Nevertheless! It is worth it all! Long live Israel!

What a silly question!

what a stupid answer to rely on the moon god aweh to settle land theft...Why do religious appealing wack jobs join political discussions? This isn't about religion, its about land and aweh moved to Boca Raton Florida where it's nice and safe!

 

[Hossfly]

Is air good for our lungs? Food for our bodies? The Word of God of our mind, body and spirit?

Of course Israel is good for the Jews! It is a tremendous blessing God has given the Jews! It is their land! Their inheritance! From God! You have to fight to possess what God has given you. There is always a challenge to whatever God gives us! The greater the gift? The greater the challenge that comes up against us to see how bad we want it! Nevertheless! It is worth it all! Long live Israel!

What a silly question!

what a stupid answer to rely on the moon god aweh to settle land theft...Why do religious appealing wack jobs join political discussions? This isn't about religion, its about land and aweh moved to Boca Raton Florida where it's nice and safe!

 

[Daniyel]

Hahaha that's a good morning laugh
The "INTELLECTUAL LEFT" A Place where NATIONALISM AND RELIGION is viewed with suspicion, that's hilarious.
How about a sign "JOIN US WE ARE LONELY..PLEASE!" - or how about this one! - "If you're an atheist and you love bashing some religion, consider your membership today! join the intellectual left!"
I Grew up on politics and I've never seen such a ridiculous statement in my life

 

[Dogmaphobe]

I would say that the state of Israel is both good and not so good for the Jewish people. On the good side, it provides Jewish people the same sort of self-determination as any other ethnicity. On the negative side, it has allowed the age-old scourge of antisemitism to mutate into a genocidal hatred of a political entity, thus masking the enmity for Jews. What, with the Arabs controlling so much of the dialogue at the U.N. in conjunction with Russian antisemitism, we now have Israel as the target of hatred on the level of systematic political persecution.

Not much has changed since the 1930s other than the replacement of the word "Israel" for Jews in the dialogue of the hateful.

 

[Grendelyn]

It really is a Dichotomy...On one hand a safe-haven for any persecuted people is the Humane thing that I personally support the most...But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Is Israel good for the Jews New York Post


Is Israel good for the Jews?
For vast majority of Americans — and certainly for most Jews — the answer is a no-brainer. But on the intellectual left, a place where nationalism and religion are viewed with suspicion, it’s not as simple.
So when Richard Cohen, long-time columnist at The Washington Post, led a 2006 op-ed with the line, “The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake,” he was stunned by the reaction.
It wasn’t just the “disquieting” applause he received from the occasional anti-Semite or conspiracy theorists. What troubled him most were the congratulations he heard from his friends, colleagues and acquaintances. What was it about Israel?
Cohen was so intrigued that he decided to write an entire book posing his provocative question. The problem is he never answers it. Not even close.

The last sentence of the article answered the question.

I repeat:
But to take someone else's land to satisfy a human wrong cannot be right!

Nobody took someone elses land.

Beneath any headstone lies a Democrat voter
~~~Hossfly

Dear Housefly ~ Beneath any headstone lies a Democrat voter, you say? Do tell, Housefly . . . your favorite people, as well as me, have consistently voted Democrat on any ballot in any election that was ever put before them! ~ Susan
PS You really can't be from Texas, unless recent Israeli acquired land stolen from the Palestinians was renamed a new Israeli city by that name, you horse's caboose you.

 

[pbel]

Hahaha that's a good morning laugh
The "INTELLECTUAL LEFT" A Place where NATIONALISM AND RELIGION is viewed with suspicion, that's hilarious.
How about a sign "JOIN US WE ARE LONELY..PLEASE!" - or how about this one! - "If you're an atheist and you love bashing some religion, consider your membership today! join the intellectual left!"
I Grew up on politics and I've never seen such a ridiculous statement in my life

Funny you should mention atheism, Israel ranks as one of the most atheist countries in the world at 20%...