Kelly
Well-Known Member
I'm new to this forum, but these threads are awesome. I'm pretty educated about the Israel/Palestine Conflict, but I'd like to know:
1. Why are the Israelis doing the same thing to the Palestinians that happened to Jews in the Holocaust?
2. Why is it considered anti-semitic to criticize Israel for the blatant genocide it is committing?
3. How has the Israeli lobby effort been so successful, to the point that the United States government supports a rogue nation (by definition, Israel IS a rogue nation)?
4. Why does Israel only take, take, take, and give nothing back to the U.S.?
5. Why would the U.S. support a theocracy, considering the American Constitutional endorsement of Lockian Liberalism (separation of church and state)? Yes, Israel IS a theocracy. They might have the Knesset, etc., but Judaism obviously rules the day.
6. Why would Israel even have an alliance (even a take-only relationship) with the United States? Any you who study the Bible or Torah will know that the Jews got exiled from the Holy Land for making alliance with foreign entities (Israel [the North] had heavy ties with Tyre and Aram and Assyria, while Judah [the South] developed strong ties with the Assyrians in order to take Israel back from under its gentile influences) I'm not a 'walking Bible,' but I can dig up citations about the Second Exile if any of you challenge what I just mentioned about the Jews and foreign alliances in the Bible/Torah.
Thanks in advance for enlightening me!!!
1. Why are the Israelis doing the same thing to the Palestinians that happened to Jews in the Holocaust?
2. Why is it considered anti-semitic to criticize Israel for the blatant genocide it is committing?
3. How has the Israeli lobby effort been so successful, to the point that the United States government supports a rogue nation (by definition, Israel IS a rogue nation)?
4. Why does Israel only take, take, take, and give nothing back to the U.S.?
5. Why would the U.S. support a theocracy, considering the American Constitutional endorsement of Lockian Liberalism (separation of church and state)? Yes, Israel IS a theocracy. They might have the Knesset, etc., but Judaism obviously rules the day.
6. Why would Israel even have an alliance (even a take-only relationship) with the United States? Any you who study the Bible or Torah will know that the Jews got exiled from the Holy Land for making alliance with foreign entities (Israel [the North] had heavy ties with Tyre and Aram and Assyria, while Judah [the South] developed strong ties with the Assyrians in order to take Israel back from under its gentile influences) I'm not a 'walking Bible,' but I can dig up citations about the Second Exile if any of you challenge what I just mentioned about the Jews and foreign alliances in the Bible/Torah.
Thanks in advance for enlightening me!!!