A call to murder religious Jews

[Spiraling Leopard]

Let's keep things simple:

Anyone who complains more about Jews than about muslims and leftists is a subhuman.

[briann]

I think its very obvious that this guy is a seasoned troll.

He seems to know a HUGE amount of pointless information about Chaim, so he is not just some random troll who happened to see our forum.....  He is a wacko who spends all his day studying up on Chaim and the JTF.... and has probably been trolling this site for years.

[Chaim Ben Pesach]

בס''ד

I did change your name because I will not allow a self-hating Judenrat kapo traitor like you to con people by calling himself a "nationalist". You wrote that the police should use their "guns first" against religious Jews - that's incitement to mass murder.

BTW wimp, I show my face on all of my videos. I appear publicly for the past 40 years as a representative of what I believe in. Why don't you appear in public with your face and your full name? It's easy for you to hide behind your computer and issue anonymous calls for the mass murder of religious Jews, you gutless worm.

Oh one other thing: you're banned.

[Rubystars]

Thank you for banning that sick animal.

[The Noachide]

http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/israeli-female-soldier-accosted-for-rebuffing-haredi-bus-segregation-1.404158

Female soldier tells Haredi morons to <censored> off.

A day after a massive rally in central Israel protested gender segregation and discrimination in Israel, a female Israel Defense Forces soldier reported being accosted by a Haredi man on Wednesday over her refusal to move to the back of a segregated bus in Jerusalem.

Good for her. This is where the tough Israeli police should come in batons first or guns first. This stuff should not be tolerated.

Chaim Ben Pesach edit: This "soldier" is an extreme leftwing anti-Semite who deliberately staged a provocation with the cooperation of her friends in the Bolshevik, Torah-hating Israeli news media.

Many soldiers in the IDF are secular and possibly anti-religion. They don't know any better as simple to separate male and female genders on a vehicle. They are young kids not giving a damn to show gratitude towards Judaism.

[Lisa]

I'm glad you banned that troll, Chaim.

[Tag-MehirTzedek]

Many soldiers in the IDF are secular and possibly anti-religion. They don't know any better as simple to separate male and female genders on a vehicle. They are young kids not giving a damn to show gratitude towards Judaism.

 Actually we don't agree with (some of) the Haredim in this case (of gender segregation on public buses).

[muman613]

Actually we don't agree with (some of) the Haredim in this case (of gender segregation on public buses).

I do support the employment of private buses which would solve the problem.

[muman613]

Regarding the Haredim serving in the IDF. Here is a story from A7 which says that the Haredim are joining the army when they offer special units which respect the religious beliefs of the soldiers, but that often they have problems keeping their word about not violating these beliefs.

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/156014#.T7kxLvGeUak

IDF has a Problem: Too Many Hareidi Reservists

Haredi reservists say IDF promised them that they would not serve outside haredi units, but it is not keeping its word.
Gil Ronen

Dozens of reservists who served in the Nahal Haredi (Netzach Yehuda) battalion say they have been ordered to carry out reserve duty in other battalions, despite IDF promises that they would only serve in the haredi battalion.

The haredi battalion observes strict rules of modesty and does not place male soldiers in proximity to female soldiers. It also maintains high standards for kashrut of food, in keeping with the beliefs of the haredi soldiers.

Eliyahu Lax, Chairman of the Organization for the Religious Soldiers, said he has looked into the problem and discovered that there are simply too many reservists for one reserve battalion to hold. He thinks the IDF's reasons for not establishing a second haredi battalion are less than kosher.

In a letter to the Head of Personnel Branch, Maj. Gen. Orna Barbivai, he accused the IDF of "behaving as a populist body that fears having too many haredim inside it."

If a second battalion is set up, he explained in the letter, "the army will have to establish a Torah-based haredi brigade, which for the army is a line that must not be crossed."

He added: "Seeing as the media are having fun lately, running a campaign for enlisting all sectors to the IDF, the basic question keeps floating back up: Is the IDF really ready to take in the haredim? Our answer is negative. The IDF prefers to dabble in politics than to deal with the true vital needs."

The IDF said in response that the Netzach Yisrael reserve battalion was established in 2009, and is made up of former Netzach Yehuda soldiers. "Due to the [high] quality of the combat soldiers, the battalion currently stands at 150% of capacity in the combat units," the army explained. However, it denied sending haredi soldiers to non-haredi units. The IDF said that it was looking into the possibility of establishing a second hareidi reservist battalion but that as of yet, no decision has been reached.