Who will win the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in the Middle East

[orangepulp]

Sorry buddy but they represent about 0.01% of Jews.

Sounds like you're converted to Judaism though since you recognize the legitimacy of the Torah.

That means only 0.01% of Jews are the true Jews.
I recognize Judaism as a true religion but at altered state today.
I do believe that some verses of the Torah managed to stay the same but not all of the verses.
Islam is the closest religion to Judaism in regards to jurisprudence. Jewish women must dress modestly so do Muslim women, Jews and Muslims even pray and take ablution similarly, Jews and Muslims eat meat that is slaughtered by the name of God, we don't consume pork, we don't believe in the concept of man God, etc..

[Anglojew]

That means only 0.01% of Jews are the true Jews.
I recognize Judaism as a true religion but at altered state today.
I do believe that some verses of the Torah managed to stay the same but not all of the verses.
Islam is the closest religion to Judaism in regards to jurisprudence. Jewish women must dress modestly so do Muslim women, Jews and Muslims even pray and take ablution similarly, Jews and Muslims eat meat that is slaughtered by the name of God, we don't consume pork, we don't believe in the concept of man God, etc..

Funny how the bits of Judaism you accept fit perfectly within the Islamic mindset. Quite a coincidence.

[orangepulp]

Funny how the bits of Judaism you accept fit perfectly within the Islamic mindset. Quite a coincidence.

What's the coincidence? It is only natural since Islam is the continuation of Judaism and Christianity that there would be many similarities. All Abrahamic religions came from the same God.

Speaking of coincidence did you know that the concept of coincidence doesn't exist in Judaism and Islam. There is no word for coincidence in Hebrew and the general rule is if there is no word for a concept then that concept doesn't exist.

Here is the video:

[Anglojew]

What's the coincidence? It is only natural since Islam is the continuation of Judaism and Christianity that there would be many similarities. All Abrahamic religions came from the same God.

Speaking of coincidence did you know that the concept of coincidence doesn't exist in Judaism and Islam. There is no word for coincidence in Hebrew and the general rule is if there is no word for a concept then that concept doesn't exist.

Here is the video:

Hebrew dictionary for coincidence;

http://he.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?search=Coincidence

[orangepulp]

Hebrew dictionary for coincidence;

http://he.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?search=Coincidence

Dear Rabbi Lapin,

On the Glenn Beck Show you stated that there is no word in Hebrew for "coincidence". A Jewish friend contacted her Isreali cousin who said there are two words: "Bemickre" or "bemazal" My friend wasn't sure if these are Hebrew words.

Can you tell me what they mean?
∼ Jeannean B.
Dear Jeannean,

Good for you for checking out things you hear instead of automatically accepting what someone says – even if it puts me on the hot seat.

Fortunately, I can cool the seat down rather easily. Your friend’s cousin is both correct and incorrect. When I talk of a word not existing in Hebrew, I mean in the Torah, using the Hebrew that God gave us. Modern Hebrew has all sorts of words that God never used in Scripture .These tend to fall in to two categories.

There are words like televizia – or television – for modern inventions. Most of these words are derived from English. But there are other words which are based on Scriptural Hebrew words, but the meanings have taken on a modern tone. For example, you can find the word “chofesh” meaning ‘free,’ in the Bible, for example, in Deuteronomy 15:12. In Israel today, that is sadly used to mean an irreligious person – not God’s intention for the word.

‘Mikre’ (the ‘b’ in the front is a prefix) is used in Israel today to mean coincidence. It is based on a word found in Leviticus 26:27, among other places. It is one of the Bible’s more complex words, but has the implication of randomness and not seeing God’s Hand when one should. Which is exactly what many today think of as a coincidence, but we are intended to look for God’s Hand rather than dismissing it. The Torah has no word for something that happens when God isn’t paying attention.

‘Mazal’ is the part of the well-known phrase, ‘mazal tov’. This is frequently mistranslated as ‘good luck’. The root of this word in the Bible is related to the word for ‘flow’, as in Heavenly blessings flowing down to someone. It too, has no relationship to the word coincidence, implying something divorced from God. The word mazal does not appear in the five books of Moses and in the prophets is only seen as a word for the constellations.
So, yes, there is a way to say coincidence in modern Hebrew. However, there is not a way to say it when Hebrew is used as God’s language.

Your rabbi,

Daniel Lapin

[Musso]

Palestinians and their Arab brethren are too disorganized to win against Israel. Israel is a real force now, their high-tech is booming, and I don't see how Palestinians stand a chance really. Throwing rocks only gets you so far.

[YeshAtid]

Palestinians are a joke lol. Their Qassam rockets are shit, and they've no unity

[GrebluBro]

Forget Palestinians, Iranians will beat the shit out of Israeli Jews in few decades

[Prisoner Of Ice]

All you need to do is look at how long the Crusader states lasted...and where are they now. Atleast they left some beautiful castles all over the levant...I wonder what legacy this zionist entity will leave to posterity and future generations? Probably a global radioactive wasteland due to jews deploying some kind of Samsonesque mutually assured destruction scenario.

Crusaders were not followed up by settlers, and they didn't have gunpowder. 100 years oil in middle east will be a thing of the past and israel will be surrounded by states just happy to beg a few scraps from the jews, who will be the only productive state in the whole area.

[Drawing-slim]

One thing is for sure. In 100 years Israel will be the purest ethnicity of the first world, and definitely the whitest first world country. This much is certain.