Maybe you can volunteer to serve in the IDF
Oscar Baldwin
yzk
> http://www.mahal2000.com/about/join.htm
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> Oscar
>
Why would one WANT to join an army that kicks Jews out of their homes?
Yaakov K.
Eliyahu Rooff
"yzk" <yaak...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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orders its army to kick Jews out of their homes?
Eliyahu
yaakov_...@hotmail.com
Anti-semites and Jews who think like them.
Yediot Aharonot had an article quoting a senior military
source saying that the IDF has been given orders to stop
all terrorist attacks in order to help Sharon in his struggle
against Netanyahu. Now, if you use a little logic, we learn
from this that the IDF generally does NOT have orders to stop
all terrorism. Apparently, the regime thingks that a certain
level of terrorism is good, for a couple of reasons I can
think of (1) terrorism unites people around the regime and
gets their minds off things that bother people in other countries
such as corruption or economic problems and (2) it allows
the regime to say "see, terrorism won't stop until we
withdraw from all of Judea/Samaria/Gaza".
Food for thought.
J J Levin
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Seems that you DO believe the leftist press when it suits you...
Jay
yaakov_...@hotmail.com
>
>
> Seems that you DO believe the leftist press when it suits you...
>
you make of this story?
yaakov_...@hotmail.com
?
> >
> Following that reasoning, why would one want to live in a country that
> orders its army to kick Jews out of their homes?
There is a mitzvah to live in Eretz Israel at all times, under all
conditions and all regimes. The question of "civil society" and
military service is related to how one relates to the Zionist
movement.
Don Levey
> Apparently, the regime thinks that a certain
> level of terrorism is good, for a couple of reasons I can
> think of (1) terrorism unites people around the regime and
> gets their minds off things that bother people in other countries
> such as corruption or economic problems and (2) it allows
> the regime to say "see, terrorism won't stop until we
> withdraw from all of Judea/Samaria/Gaza".
>
> Food for thought.
>
The first thing I thought was that a continued low level of terrorism
demonstrates to the populace that there is still an enemy that needs
fighting.
--
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Oscar Baldwin
One might want to join The Tzha"l do be closer to HaShem.
Oscar
mos...@mm.huji.ac.il
>>
> Following that reasoning, why would one want to live in a country
> that orders its army to kick Jews out of their homes?
Eliyahu, you took the words right out of my mouth.
Moshe Schorr
It is a tremendous Mitzvah to always be happy! - Reb Nachman of Breslov
The home and family are the center of Judaism, *not* the synagogue.
Disclaimer: Nothing here necessarily reflects the opinion of Hebrew University
mos...@mm.huji.ac.il
> <yaakov_...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> Yediot Aharonot had an article quoting a senior military
>> source saying that the IDF has been given orders to stop
>> all terrorist attacks in order to help Sharon in his struggle
>> against Netanyahu. Now, if you use a little logic, we learn
>> from this that the IDF generally does NOT have orders to stop
>> all terrorism. Apparently, the regime thingks that a certain
>> level of terrorism is good, for a couple of reasons I can
>> think of (1) terrorism unites people around the regime and
>> gets their minds off things that bother people in other countries
>> such as corruption or economic problems and (2) it allows
>> the regime to say "see, terrorism won't stop until we
>> withdraw from all of Judea/Samaria/Gaza".
>
> Seems that you DO believe the leftist press when it suits you...
And you Jay ignore it, when it suits you...
mos...@mm.huji.ac.il
> yaakov_...@hotmail.com writes:
>
>> Apparently, the regime thinks that a certain
>> level of terrorism is good, for a couple of reasons I can
>> think of (1) terrorism unites people around the regime and
>> gets their minds off things that bother people in other countries
>> such as corruption or economic problems and (2) it allows
>> the regime to say "see, terrorism won't stop until we
>> withdraw from all of Judea/Samaria/Gaza".
>>
>> Food for thought.
>>
> The first thing I thought was that a continued low level of
> terrorism demonstrates to the populace that there is still an
> enemy that needs fighting.
So the victims of such "low level" are dying to fight a PR war for
the benefit of their _own_ citizens? <Shudder>
Giora Drachsler
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> http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.jewish.moderated/browse_thread/thread/b4101de15f8d2f36/639a7044e098f38f?lnk=arm&hl=en#639a7044e098f38f
>
> One might want to join The Tzha"l do be closer to HaShem.
>
> Oscar
Please, elaborate!
--
Giora Drachsler
Jerusalem, Israel
Don Levey
> Don Levey <Don_...@the-leveys.us> writes:
> > yaakov_...@hotmail.com writes:
> >
> >> Apparently, the regime thinks that a certain
> >> level of terrorism is good, for a couple of reasons I can
> >> think of (1) terrorism unites people around the regime and
> >> gets their minds off things that bother people in other countries
> >> such as corruption or economic problems and (2) it allows
> >> the regime to say "see, terrorism won't stop until we
> >> withdraw from all of Judea/Samaria/Gaza".
> >>
> >> Food for thought.
> >>
> > The first thing I thought was that a continued low level of
> > terrorism demonstrates to the populace that there is still an
> > enemy that needs fighting.
>
> So the victims of such "low level" are dying to fight a PR war for
> the benefit of their _own_ citizens? <Shudder>
>
I'm cynical, and I don't like it, but it is something I could see a
government doing just that. The US has manufactured wars on less.
Giora Drachsler
You said "use a little logic". If you'll use more than a little
logic, you'll come out with a very different conclusion
Giora Drachsler
It looks that you won't find the answer to that, no matter how intensively
you'll try.
Beach Runner
agree with everything or every policy but they've done a heck of an
impossible job.