Most everything of that self-styled "critics of Israel" and those "(we-aren't-)antisemites(-but)..." types believe they can or must ` criticize´ regarding Israel or "the Jews", originates in their own twisted minds; the root cause of their overwrought, botched, and warped false "criticism" can be found simply by looking in the mirror, discovering and confronting their own wretchedness, envy, and inanity. - Their individual problems and inner emptiness appears as that profound and painful that, like addicts, they seek ways to avoid facing it and to snatch up cheap, facile "approval".
This is an exquisitely argued case. I will keep this in my folder, perhaps forever. It's worth keeping.
I believe we are facing a looming catastrophe. I don't know what shape it will take, but I believe it will be worse than anything we have ever faced in our history in one unique way, and that is its global nature.
You say not to panic and believe a Holocaust is around the corner. Probably not. But something is around the corner. I can't recall a time in Jewish history when social unrest coupled with rising antisemitism ever turned out well for us, so I'm not optimistic.
We are considering for the first time making aliyah, because although Jews face other sorts of dangers in Israel, at least there we can be openly and proudly Jewish. I feel a strong sense of no longer belonging here (writing from the United States).
You are Gods chosen people. Fight, Fight, Fight. 🇮🇱
It all comes back to my simple explanation: Jew-haters are either LOSERS or those pandering to LOSERS.
Most everything of that self-styled "critics of Israel" and those "(we-aren't-)antisemites(-but)..." types believe they can or must ` criticize´ regarding Israel or "the Jews", originates in their own twisted minds; the root cause of their overwrought, botched, and warped false "criticism" can be found simply by looking in the mirror, discovering and confronting their own wretchedness, envy, and inanity. - Their individual problems and inner emptiness appears as that profound and painful that, like addicts, they seek ways to avoid facing it and to snatch up cheap, facile "approval".
Great overview of Parsha and reminder that they is nothing new under the sun!
This is an exquisitely argued case. I will keep this in my folder, perhaps forever. It's worth keeping.
I believe we are facing a looming catastrophe. I don't know what shape it will take, but I believe it will be worse than anything we have ever faced in our history in one unique way, and that is its global nature.
You say not to panic and believe a Holocaust is around the corner. Probably not. But something is around the corner. I can't recall a time in Jewish history when social unrest coupled with rising antisemitism ever turned out well for us, so I'm not optimistic.
We are considering for the first time making aliyah, because although Jews face other sorts of dangers in Israel, at least there we can be openly and proudly Jewish. I feel a strong sense of no longer belonging here (writing from the United States).