Palestinians should be slaves, says Israeli Rabbi.

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Wow, but it's so wrong when the Goyim did it.

‘Come be my slave’ — Israeli rabbi at military academy says Palestinians should be enslaved for their own good

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

"We view them like donkeys. They don't care. They accept it with love"
-D. Ben-Gurion

'We look at them like donkeys': What Israel's first ruling party thought about Palestinian citizens

It has been like this throughout the history of the Jewish state.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

"We view them like donkeys. They don't care. They accept it with love"
-D. Ben-Gurion

'We look at them like donkeys': What Israel's first ruling party thought about Palestinian citizens

It has been like this throughout the history of the Jewish state.

Hmm.. One standard for Chosen Hook Nosen, another standard for Goy Boys.

Israeli-Arab man gets rejected by country club. His lawyer then poses as a Jew and gets in

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

Oh! but don't you understand goy? They are God's chosen people!

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Palestinians should be slaves, says Israeli Rabbi.
⁜→ et al,

Every organization has its fair share of insane radicals. Rabbi Eliezer Kashtiel, is just one such person.

Wow, but it's so wrong when the Goyim did it.

‘Come be my slave’ — Israeli rabbi at military academy says Palestinians should be enslaved for their own good

(COMMENT)

What I find incredible → is that the General Staff allowed such an old coot to remain at the head Bnei David. They should have put this poor guy out to pasture long before now.

Oh! but don't you understand goy? They are God's chosen people!

(COMMENT)

While the translation of the word only means "non-Jew," it has a negative connotation. I was the Resident Agent (Militärische Gegenintelligenz) in Darmstadt, Germany (Kanbri-Fritch Kasserne) in the late 1970s and very early 1980s. And I only heard that term used as a pejorative slur!

I was instilled with the impression, imprinted upon me by the area Jewish Community, that a "Goy" was an unwanted aspect of the American community in the city and district level.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

RE: Palestinians should be slaves, says Israeli Rabbi.
⁜→ et al,

Every organization has its fair share of insane radicals. Rabbi Eliezer Kashtiel, is just one such person.

Wow, but it's so wrong when the Goyim did it.

‘Come be my slave’ — Israeli rabbi at military academy says Palestinians should be enslaved for their own good

(COMMENT)

What I find incredible → is that the General Staff allowed such an old coot to remain at the head Bnei David. They should have put this poor guy out to pasture long before now.

Oh! but don't you understand goy? They are God's chosen people!

(COMMENT)

While the translation of the word only means "non-Jew," it has a negative connotation. I was the Resident Agent (Militärische Gegenintelligenz) in Darmstadt, Germany (Kanbri-Fritch Kasserne) in the late 1970s and very early 1980s. And I only heard that term used as a pejorative slur!

I was instilled with the impression, imprinted upon me by the area Jewish Community, that a "Goy" was an unwanted aspect of the American community in the city and district level.

Most Respectfully,
R

Goyem or Goyim just means people(s). It is in reference to gentiles or non-Jews.

 

[harmonica]

those dang Jews!!!!!!!!!!

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Palestinians should be slaves, says Israeli Rabbi.
⁜→ Tijn Von Ingersleben, et al,

On this point, I have to agree.

Goyem or Goyim just means people(s). It is in reference to gentiles or non-Jews.

(COMMENT)

Yes, while it is true, by definition it is harmless, in reality, the true meaning is a product of the times.

In reality, the word "WOP" is the verbalization of the acronym for "Without Paper." But before my grandfather actually told me what it meant, I knew from school (students can be rather cruel) the term was derogatory; having been directed at me many times.

Just as Goy has a harmless meaning in actual definition, when directed at me in the manner of its use, I know better. (BTW: I've seen that term used, here in this discussion group, several times in a "Dago-like" manner.)

Having said that, I think I have been (for the most part) fair in my assessment concerning the Israeli-Arab dispute over the progress towards a Jewish National Home.

Most Respectfully,
R