I said it.
I know of nothing more important than gathering scattered Israel.
I know of nothing more important than gathering scattered Israel.
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I said it.
I know of nothing more important than gathering scattered Israel.
I want to get along peacefully with Jews.As long as you keep your hands off me.
Me too -- how special.I want to get along peacefully with Jews.
I'll have most people upset with me because without getting into the tortured and abysmal history of the region, I stand against atrocities no matter who commits them and think the only way out is to have both sides sit down and talk.
Side note: I've not seen any pink unicorns but who knows what's happening just out of sight.
The thread is about antisemitism. When you wroteRelevance?
Me too -- how special.
I think it’s a good idea and biblical to live peaceably with everyone as much as possible…I want to get along peacefully with Jews.
The thread is about antisemitism.
... I know of nothing more important than gathering scattered Israel.
I was moved comment on the polarization we read about by making a statement about what is special in an indirect and personal statement. Does that pass your relevance test?
Are you familiar with the history of the word and its usage?Consider: Arabs are Semites, too, and considering the degree of European admixture in Israel's Jewish population, Arabs are probably more genetically Semitic than the Jewish Israelis.
So where's the rub: Religion, genetics, or behavior?
Or, for that matter, care. It is, after all, the favorite etymology fallacy of some.Are you familiar with the history of the word and its usage?
Some Jews don't think Israel should be a country and Jews would be fine without it.As long as you keep your hands off me.
Well, your Torah says the land belongs to you for one thing.The thread is about ...
As for ...
To be perfectly honest, no.
But the Torah doesn't give any geographical markings. The best that can be identified, that I've been able to find, are something like this depicted below from the Book of Joshua.Some Jews don't think Israel should be a country and Jews would be fine without it.
My understanding is that Orthodox Jews are generally regarded as praying each year hoping that maybe they'll be in Jerusalem the next year.
-source of the second statement: jewfaq.org
Well, your Torah says the land belongs to you for one thing.
I've actually thought of that. Maybe the boundaries depend on the Jews' righteousness. I probably POed a few Jews saying that.But the Torah doesn't give any geographical markings. The best that can be identified, that I've been able to find, are something like this depicted below from the Book of Joshua.
So if Judah and Benjamin were the tribes to settle Judea, and the only left to claim the land, then "Israel" would be MUCH smaller.
And I'm being argumentative on purpose -- to make the point, there's lots of ways to look at this controversy.
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You're probably correct. And you earned it. "Righteousness" shouldn't have anything to do with it, however "rightness" is what it's about.I've actually thought of that. Maybe the boundaries depend on the Jews' righteousness. I probably POed a few Jews saying that.
(I'm saying maybe the Torah specifies a variable border that depends on their righteousness).
The south considered the north to be less observant, and there is some truth to that. However, the 12 Tribal borders do not relate to that.I've actually thought of that. Maybe the boundaries depend on the Jews' righteousness.
tyYou're probably correct. And you earned it. "Righteousness" shouldn't have anything to do with it, however "rightness" is what it's about.
interesting, thank you for putting flesh on my theory.The south considered the north to be less observant, and there is some truth to that. However, the 12 Tribal borders do not relate to that.