Israeli Rabbi: Every Child in Gaza Should Die of Hunger

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  2. Arnold Bannerman
    Arnold Bannerman says:

    This seems to be Rabbi Ronen Shaulov endorsed by Rabbi Pruzansky who echo Rabbi Eliyahu a year ago.
    Other rabbis disagree (JTA July 25, Times of Israel July 27, Israel National News August 20).
    Ten Jews, 12 opinions.
    I’m waiting for someone here to suggest that it can’t be true because these kids need fattening up to be eaten at Pesach (Der Stuermer, May 1934).

    • Shitting Bull
      Shitting Bull says:

      Quite true that not all “religious” Jews support the brutality in Gaza or the West Bank.
      Former PM Olmert says Israel has been committing war crimes and world anger cannot be written off as antisemitism (Guardian Weekly, July 18). Around 80 Orthodox rabbis from Israel, the US & elsewhere have challenged Israel over Gaza & the West Bank (Jewish Chronicle, August 29). “More and more Israelis are outraged by their government’s conduct” (Economist, August 9). Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid attacked Netanyahu & his religious cronies for moves that will “kill the hostages” and “destroy Israel’s diplomatic relations”. The “Rabbis for Human Rights” organisation tries to protect Palestinians. “Global Jews for Palestine” is one of 21 organisations linked to the International Jewish Collective for Justice in Palestine. The UK Jewish Voice for Labour has published many important and interesting articles against the Unwise Men of Zionism.

  3. Freddy
    Freddy says:

    Time for a real “Northern,” because the West is
    so out; not only does the sun go down there, but
    so does the dumbest part of huwhite humanity.

    https://archive.org/search?query=creator%3A%22George+W.+Trendle%2C++Fran+Striker%22

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-SMYTuewFQ&list=PLFeU7QgxX58TGKuHS6qlN59zqCC7x3LQV

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergeant_Preston_of_the_Yukon_(TV_series)#Sponsorship

    “In 1955, the Quaker Oats company gave away land in the Klondike as part of the Klondike Big Inch Land Promotion which was tied in with the television show. Genuine deeds each to one square inch of a lot in Yukon Territory, issued by Klondike Big Inch Land Co. Inc., were inserted into Quaker’s Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice cereal boxes.”

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Schumacher

    https://archive.is/2YFd1

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    Sergeant Prism (they/them) skateboards into the frosty town square of Glitter Gulch, dazzling everyone with a sparkly pink helmet and gender-fluid uniform. Their TikTok live explodes: “Welcome, community! It’s Prism-time for justice, kindness, and self-expression!” Glitter King, their fabulous dog, howls and starts the “Microaggression Alert” siren.

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    Ron tries to escape but is caught—by his own internalized bias. Prism offers Ron a hug, Glitter King gifts him a “They/Them” scarf, and Sparkles Rex teaches Ron how to walk in high heels on ice. The crowd cheers and, together, everyone mines for gold—but also for identity, acceptance, and a sense of belonging.

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    Prism turns to their crew: “Well, Glitter King, the case and the closet are both wide open!” The entire town poses for a community selfie, and Prism closes with, “Remember, authentic identity is worth its weight in gold!”.

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