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Ask JTF for Sunday, December 19, 2010
Irish Zionist:
Shalom Chaim
Here is my zootube questions for the week.
Two from the self hating Jew and a Muslim.
From: oc00011
There is no other solution to the conflict that I can see. If you have any ideas that are morally sound please, enlighten me. Just take into consideration that there are some Arab Muslims who love our people & nation very much. i'll give you just a few examples of some of the more known muslims: Dr. Tawfik Hamid. Sheikh Prof. Abdul Hadi Palazzi, Khaleel Mohammed, Dr. Tashbih Sayed, Irshad Manji, Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury, Abdullah Saad Al-Hadlaq, American-Islamic Forum For Democracy (AIFD), Salma Abdallah, Nonnie Darwish
From: oc00011
For those hostile "traditional" muslims who want war with us, you say you want them to pay an "unbelievable price". I say, i'm proud of israel's precaution in their response! e.g. being so careful in their offences that the civilian-to-terrorist casualty ratio during operation cast lead was 3:2. The children of these vile nazi terrorists are children, their lives are just as valuable as the children of us Jews! So Israel's hesitancy of military reaction is something to be proud of! Do you not agree?
From: MrMSH212
You are saying The Temple of Solomon "Peace Be Upon Him" is under Al-Aqsa Mosque.
My question to you is:
Who built The Al-Aqsa Mosque?
For sure you will say the man who built it is Ibrahim "Peace Be Upon Him".
Also whose messenger came first:
Solomon or Ibrahim?
For sure Ibrahim came before Solomon.
Then why do you keep saying that The Temple is under The Al-Aqsa Mosque?
The truth is that The Al-Aqsa Mosque was destroyed many times and Solomon "Peace Be Upon Him" was one of those who rebuilt it. And that means Ibrahim and Solomon were worshipping Gd in the same place which is Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Also Solomon had many places for worshipping according to The Holy Quran.
Anyway, I know you will not believe what I said to you because you are The Sons of who killed Gd's Messengers.
Dr. Dan:
Shalom Chaim,
1. You have taught us that Jews should not inform on other Jews. When are we supposed to inform on other Jews?
2. Why did Gd choose the Land of Canaan for the homeland of the Jewish people and not some other location in the world? What advantages does this area of the world have compared to others?
3. Give us a commentary and life experience with a Bahai and a Hare Krishna. What are these "religions"?
4. Please refute the following: "since Jews were strangers in Egypt we shouldn't be xenophobic towards the sudanese who are strangers to Israel."
5. And a Dvar Torah please.
Toda
Dr. Dan
Nekama:
Dear Chaim:
Hope you had a wonderful week. Here are my questions / comments for the week.
(1) After listening to your latest video discussing the Sudanese hordes invading Israel, I searched zootube and came across a video titled “Sudani refugees seeking a shelter in Israel” which originally was posted on Walla. The problem is much worse that I thought. In part, the video showed the left wing Judenrat in Tel Aviv holding a Seder for these Sudanese cockroaches last Pesach. These left wingers had the audacity to compare the illegal migration to Israel of these afterbirths to the Exodus. Furthermore, they showed a Muslim wedding take place in a Shul in Tel Aviv. Both events are Chillulie Hashem in the extreme and I really fear the heavenly consequences. I cannot imagine Hashem will allow this desecration to continue for much longer. But I know Hashem is slow to anger as we say asnd is merciful. Your comments please.
(2) What was your opinion of Richard Holbrooke? I understand he was Jewish and mother escaped Germany. Ironicly, he was Ambassador to Germany under the cigar-loving President Slick Willy?
(3) When we look at the birth of the modern state of Israel, one must conclude that divine providence was by far the the most important factor. Putting that aside, as a modern European History major in College, I believe that the French Revolution was a key event (along with the Holocaust) for the birth of Israel. Until the French Revolution, Eurpoean Jewry lived in Gehttos and Jews individually had little or no individual rights. For better or for worse, the Jewish power structure was concentrated locally in Rabbinic institutions. These power structures believed in Messianic Zionism but for the most part were not willing to exert any major effort to move to Eretz Yisrael. The French Revolution emancipated the Jews from the Ghetto. While there where many negative consequences to this emancipation, the European Jew as well as his Sephardic counterpart to some extent realized that they had no place in the nationalist movements sweeping Europe. Only when the old power structures of local Jewish municipal rule crumbled, coupled with the new rascist anti-semitism emerging did many Jews realize that there was no substitute for self-rule in the Jewish homeland of their ancestors. Your comments please.
All the best,
Nekama
Jorje15:
Dear Chaim,
Why was the UN created and what was it suppose to do? My birthday is on 12/22. Do you have a JDL story for this week? I hope you have a great birthday to.
Sentinel For Truth:
Dearest Chiam,
Where in Judaism does it teach to make a string around a town? I've heard that some Jews want an unbroken string around an entire town, but this sounds a little strange. Is it for some kind of divine protection? Can you give some insight on this?
Best always,
SFT
P.S. I told you back when Palin was McCain's running mate that she was an unelectable disaster. In 2012, she could run against a ham sandwich and it would win.
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