I enclose this evening the Copy of my question to the Panel of this Henry Jackson Society talk today ' Israel: Life in the Time of War, which I attended online here in London.
To: Jessica Steinberg and Dr Michael Tobin:
'There is not going to be Peace with The Palestinians, ever, sadly. The Reason is that The Jewish People are in a Nazi Forever War, and we have monitored The Palestinians in formal Alliance with the Re-Formed Nazo Party here in London. These Nazis have sworn to the Forever War against Israel, and therefore won't give up until there is a Complete Genocide against all Jews. That is why a Palestinian 'state' can never be. My question is:- Will The Jews both in the Diaspora and in Israel get used to the fact that the war will last forever? I have.
One of the things I have always loved about Israel, is the feeling of hope and love you have of your beautiful Country. Whenever I am there, Im infected with these feelings. I believe people are safer there. Europe is a cauldron, waiting to boil over.
National anthems often need a tweak to reflect modern reality. We in Canada had no problem with changing “true patriot love in all thy SONS command” to “in all OF US command”, even though it sounds somewhat wimpy to my ear. Some folks prefer “our home ON native land” to “our home and native land”, although that change has not been made official. I close my eyes and imagine a time when Israel is at such complete peace with its Arab minority that changes could be contemplated. That time is not now.
Joshua, I wish I had read this AFTER your article on being a Liberal. This gave me so much joy and optimism. Too often in these daily news articles, joy and optimism have a hard time peering through one's mental armor. The song and poem showed such a faith and strength in what it means to be an Israeli. Thank you for bringing in the light with this article.
Well, Joshua, this is uncanny. I was just about to put a short piece in the blog I seem to have started with The Times of Israel. My piece is a cry decrying the endless discouraging negativity folk write nowadays particularly in comments and also in blogs. Your item here is a perfect example of something that does indeed leave the reader feeling encouraged, feeling positive, feeling like doing something to help. I hope that others take it on board. And for more, I suppose you had better glance at my blog. Thank you, Joshua. You have restored my faith, somewhat. 😇
Leftist Israelis … appear to be trying to sabotage their State, in exchange for progressive status, while a war is ongoing. Israel needs to be very careful … if it’s defeated from within I don’t believe anyone will be coming to the rescue. America is in a pre-Civil War state … don’t put all your eggs in the “America is our ally” basket. I am not happy, as an American, to have to say this. But this appears to be reality.
It’s sad and tragic that so many nations are grounded in the past. Israel is always looking forward with hope despite all that’s happened. Never, ever, give up hope.
The Nazis' Forever War on The Jewish People
I enclose this evening the Copy of my question to the Panel of this Henry Jackson Society talk today ' Israel: Life in the Time of War, which I attended online here in London.
To: Jessica Steinberg and Dr Michael Tobin:
'There is not going to be Peace with The Palestinians, ever, sadly. The Reason is that The Jewish People are in a Nazi Forever War, and we have monitored The Palestinians in formal Alliance with the Re-Formed Nazo Party here in London. These Nazis have sworn to the Forever War against Israel, and therefore won't give up until there is a Complete Genocide against all Jews. That is why a Palestinian 'state' can never be. My question is:- Will The Jews both in the Diaspora and in Israel get used to the fact that the war will last forever? I have.
One of the things I have always loved about Israel, is the feeling of hope and love you have of your beautiful Country. Whenever I am there, Im infected with these feelings. I believe people are safer there. Europe is a cauldron, waiting to boil over.
National anthems often need a tweak to reflect modern reality. We in Canada had no problem with changing “true patriot love in all thy SONS command” to “in all OF US command”, even though it sounds somewhat wimpy to my ear. Some folks prefer “our home ON native land” to “our home and native land”, although that change has not been made official. I close my eyes and imagine a time when Israel is at such complete peace with its Arab minority that changes could be contemplated. That time is not now.
Joshua, I wish I had read this AFTER your article on being a Liberal. This gave me so much joy and optimism. Too often in these daily news articles, joy and optimism have a hard time peering through one's mental armor. The song and poem showed such a faith and strength in what it means to be an Israeli. Thank you for bringing in the light with this article.
Well, Joshua, this is uncanny. I was just about to put a short piece in the blog I seem to have started with The Times of Israel. My piece is a cry decrying the endless discouraging negativity folk write nowadays particularly in comments and also in blogs. Your item here is a perfect example of something that does indeed leave the reader feeling encouraged, feeling positive, feeling like doing something to help. I hope that others take it on board. And for more, I suppose you had better glance at my blog. Thank you, Joshua. You have restored my faith, somewhat. 😇
Leftist Israelis … appear to be trying to sabotage their State, in exchange for progressive status, while a war is ongoing. Israel needs to be very careful … if it’s defeated from within I don’t believe anyone will be coming to the rescue. America is in a pre-Civil War state … don’t put all your eggs in the “America is our ally” basket. I am not happy, as an American, to have to say this. But this appears to be reality.
And if you’re Jewish - take a look at Jesus from Nazareth. That man saved my life.
It’s sad and tragic that so many nations are grounded in the past. Israel is always looking forward with hope despite all that’s happened. Never, ever, give up hope.