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Nevirim Wrote: Dec 01, 2012 8:37 AM

Interesting, Yeshua, Jesus was a Jew, the Talmud points out that he was a Teacher and a Rabbi, and accepted in that. His followers were Jewish and his influence spread to the Goyiim. He only lived in Israel. he only taught in Israel. He Died in Israel, and for some Jews and Goyiim he was Resurrected and is the Messiah of Israel. Then how can anyone claim "Christianity" has no claim on "Anything Israel!" God warned my people, the Jews that they should "respect" the strangers living in the "Land," for they were strangers in a foreign land. And those living in Israel had "citizenship" by Faith and obedience to God's Torah. So would you say that a "Different sect of Judaism" renders it "Non-Jewish" if it disagrees with your position?

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Shame on the U.N.

On November 29^th, 1947, the United Nations’ General Assembly voted to partition Palestine into a Jewish and an Arab state. The Jewish leadership accepted the plan; the Arab leadership rejected it. Sixty-five years later, on November 29^th, 2012, Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, excoriated Israel, praised Islamic terrorists, and received the overwhelming approbation of the General Assembly, which voted 138 to 9 (with 41 abstentions) to recognize Palestine as a “non-member observer state.”

Abbas was perfectly clear: “The moment has arrived for the world to say clearly: Enough of aggression, settlements and occupation.” The world, then, through the U.N.,...

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