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"I don't need to learn Torah to know tha-"
Let me stop you there. Yes, you do.
Judaism is not based on your feelings. Simply because you feel b'hergesh that 'This must be wrong' doesn't make it so.
If a piece of non-kosher meat falls with two pieces of kosher meat that are similar, yavesh b'yavesh, mino b'mino, and you ask a rav and they tell you that all three are permitted, then all three are permitted.
If you "feel" that it's wrong, and decide by yourself to discard one, or all three, and just buy two new pieces of meat because "you don't want to eat treif" then you are denying Hashem's Torah. You think you know better than the Creator of the World who gave the Torah, because "it doesn't feel right to you."
Torah is not based on logic or feeling. It's based on a mesorah from Rabbi to Rabbi all the way to Sinai. It doesn't mean that logic was not used in making decisions, but your logic and your feelings do not uproot over 3,300 years of Torah because you think you don't need to open a sefer to know what is right and what is wrong.
That might be other religions, but it sure is not Judaism.
And yes, that even goes for the so-called Mishpatim, that can be derived by logic, because even those rules that seem to be self-evident, there is always a breaking point where "logic" or "feeling" tells you that they shouldn't be upheld when they should be.
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Are you prepared to have your mind blown?
I’m not joking. Sit down for this and get your blood pressure meds ready.
Osama Saadi, who is part of the Joint list that is estimated to have between 10 and 15 seats in the upcoming Knesset is not just disloyal to the state of Israel.
Ready for this?
We, the Fuld family are suing the Palestinian authority for paying a salary to the family of the terrorist who murdered my brother.
We are in the middle of the lawsuit.
You sitting down?
Guess the name of the lawyer who is representing the PA in the lawsuit?
If you guessed Osama Saadi, you’d be right.
Let me say that again slowly.
Osama Saadi, a lawyer that represents the Palestinian authority and who defends their right to the pay to slay program, aka the PA paying terrorists to kill Jews, is a member of a party that now has 10-15 seats in the Israeli parliament.
But sure, get angry at me when I write a post that these people and any Arabs not loyal to Israel should not even be given citizenship, let alone be allowed in the Knesset.
This man supports Palestinian terror and he does it formally and officially and he will have influence over the future of the Jewish state.
I don’t have any words.
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Cada una de estas tarjetas vale cien séqueles de gasolina en dos estaciones de servicio israelíes distintas. El árabe israelí que publicó estas imágenes en sus redes sociales repartió estas tarjetas a árabes para que fueran y votaran por los partidos árabes en las elecciones.
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🚨 7 ARRESTED IN ISRAELI ELECTION VOTER BRIBERY PROBE
Israeli police arrested seven suspects after cash-filled envelopes and Ra’am ballot slips were discovered in the Negev.
The investigation has moved to Lahav 433.
Residents also reported receiving fuel cards for voting. Their source remains unconfirmed.
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Tomorrow dockworkers at 100+ ports say they'll refuse military cargo, with Israel.
Sudan, Ukraine and Congo have far bigger death tolls, and no one is striking over them. When only the Jewish state gets the boycott, that isn't peace activism. It's antizionism. Change my mind.
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Hamas Terrorist Mahmoud Mahadi Afana who killed 10 Jews including 3 newborn babies by roasting them in a microwave was ELIMINATED by IDF when he was hiding in a mosque.
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ISRAEL: Images circulating from the Negev (Arab Bedouin stronghold) show piles of prepaid fuel cards, raising fresh suspicions of election bribery following Israel’s election.
The images with smiling emojis and piles of Gas cards have prompted questions about whether fuel vouchers were distributed to voters in exchange for political support.
The allegations come as police investigate a suspected vote buying operation involving Ra’am, with reports that some voters were offered cash and ₪100 fuel vouchers.
The origin of the cards and whether they were connected to election bribery have not been independently verified.
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A bit strange, isn’t it? After all, we were told that Netanyahu works for Qatar, so why replace a government that works for you?
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🇮🇱Israeli intelligence.
Qatar paid Israeli Arabs to vote for the Muslim Brotherhood Arab party in the Israeli election.
Qatar denies it but Israeli intelligence has the evidence.
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I wonder if those same people calling for abolishing AIPAC will cry racism to suggest that Qatar might have interfered in the Israel's elections.
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Hamas loving Arabs are now in control of 1/6th of all the seats in the Knesset. Thats 17% of all the elected officials. This is an existential threat to the Jewishness of the State that must be dealt with expeditiously. The only solution is denaturalization and will require us to be militantly non apologetic.
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Co-existence is a retarded fairy tale. The Arabs want to destroy Israel. Arabs living in Israel are a fifth column.
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James Comey Produces Letter Signed By 51 Former Intelligence Officials Saying He's Totally Innocent buff.ly/UqtwfGO
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Voter Turnout In Minnesota Expected To Be Over 130% buff.ly/GSnOGrz
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FACTS
The numerous travellers who documented their journeys to Palestine through the centuries somehow never came across the Palestinians . Here are just a few of those who travelled and wrote about the land and its peoples and all managed to miss the ‘indigenous Palestinians’.
Siebald Rieter 1426 – 1428 Maps to Jerusalem
Bernard von Breydenbach 1440 - 1497 Pilgrimage
Felix Fabri 1451 - 1502 Pilgrim and Preacher
Martin Kabatnik 1428 – 1503 From Jerusalem to Cairo
Arnold van Harff 1471 – 1505 The Pilgrimage
Father Michael NaudDied circa 1604 The Jerusalem Connection
Adrian Reland 1676 - 1718 Palastina Monumentis Illustrata
John Bowles 1701 - 1779 The Twelve Tribes Map
William Thackeray 1811 – 1863 From Jaffa to Jerusalem
Edward Robinson 1794 – 1863 Biblical Researches
Sir George Gawler 1795 - 1869 Syria And its Near Prospects
Alphonse de Lamartine 1790 – 1869 From Marseilles to Jerusalem
Sir George Adam Smith 1856 – 1942 Jerusalem
The above are just a small example of those who recorded their travels through the geographical area throughout the centuries who all seemed to have missed the existence of the Palestinians. Perhaps they were subject to Zionist or Jewish threats. Other itinerant scribes who similarly missed the Palestinians were
Gunnar Edward Webbe, 1590;
the British archaeologist Thomas Shaw, 1750;
Count Constantine Francois Volney,
18th century French author and historian and the author Mark Twain in The Innocents Abroad 1867. The absence of the Palestinians and the presence of Jews is the common theme within all these journals.
So am I correct in my belief that just like silicone breast implants an invention of the 1960’s and totally artificial , the Palestinians were a similar invention……