The hatred of Jews
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"Yes, I admit it, I have Jewish roots." I think that's a very clear statement. She certainly doesn't need me to defend her. No one threatened you, chill out. When someone gives a solid reason like she did and yet you come back with "You don't seem to be very concerned about the hatred of these "Jews"? Could it be 'cause your claim has really nothing to do with hatred of Israelis (or "Jews"), and everything to do with politics, as has become a tell-tale mark of Communists these past few years?" Sounds harassing to me. I can have THAT opinion. That is my opinion of your comment. She told you her stand and why. Respect it. Report whatever you want, it's nonsense.
You're not stating facts. That's the issue. And yes, there are comments here that have been anti-Semitic. No one stopped for a minute to think there may be actual Jewish people here. smh It's a hot issue in the country right now. But it looks like voters will right it. America doesn't stand with Hamas, they stand with Israel. It was good to see Bowman fail. Now Biden better get off the pot and pick a side.
I highly doubt he will stand trial for war crimes. I keep going back to my comment I've made the entire time. If your idea is to commit genocide, why would you inform people you were coming? Why would you tell them to get to safety? Why would you tell them where it's safe to go? Why bother if your intent is genocide?
Let's you and I take a walk back in time. God puts Abe in a deep sleep and He makes and everlasting, unconditional covenant with Abe and his descendants. He makes a land promise, He even expands the borders. He names the borders. Now, if this land promise was to Christ, pretty sure He would know what the borders are. So where do you go from this starting point? No one has yet explained why everlasting means till the NT.
Why is no one talking about the war crimes of Hamas, who started this whole thing in the first place? Where do they get held accountable for decapitating bodies? Where do they get held accountable for shooting women in their genitals after they are done raping them?! Where do they get held accountable for slaughtering children in the beds in front of their parents, and parents in front of children??? Where do they get held accountable for taking an infant hostage? Or taking any hostages, but certainly children and woman, elderly women and raping and abusing them?? They broke a ceasefire and now they demand one? smh They started this mess. You can get to Israels crimes later. But first we deal with Hamas and any Palestinian that stands with them.
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Why is Hamas not being criticized for using civilians as human shields? Why are they hiding like little bunnies in their tunnels while the civilians take the heat? Why don’t other Islamic countries want to have anything to do with Hamas, except from Iran? Why don’t they take in refugees from Palestine?
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It bugs me when someone repeats an adopted error. In this case, quoting Trump as using the term "bigly" which the media made fun of and Trump felt it better to let ride than to appear petty by explaining, "I didn't say that...I have stuffy adenoids and said, 'big league.' No worries, I'm petty enough to make the difference! 
Anyway... that there doesn't seem to be exception to those claiming to 'actually' be 'true' Israel, i.e. there's the replacement Christians, black Hebrew Israelites, and I'd heard of a theory that considered Buddha to actually be one of Abraham's sons, I think, Buz or something I can't recall exactly atm, and of course, the Palestinians and Islamists in general. Israel very much seems to be a Cinderella story wherein she will be found to fit the glass slipper.
Anyway... that there doesn't seem to be exception to those claiming to 'actually' be 'true' Israel, i.e. there's the replacement Christians, black Hebrew Israelites, and I'd heard of a theory that considered Buddha to actually be one of Abraham's sons, I think, Buz or something I can't recall exactly atm, and of course, the Palestinians and Islamists in general. Israel very much seems to be a Cinderella story wherein she will be found to fit the glass slipper.
It bugs me when someone repeats an adopted error. In this case, quoting Trump as using the term "bigly" which the media made fun of and Trump felt it better to let ride than to appear petty by explaining, "I didn't say that...I have stuffy adenoids and said, 'big league.' No worries, I'm petty enough to make the difference!
It annoys me considering 6 million people were killed horribly for being Jews. There was no doubt as to who was a Jew. They slapped a yellow star on you and you lost all your rights, likely your life. They were Jews, there were signs everywhere about what they could do and where they could go, they were sealed into the ghettos. No one had to ask what a Jew was, you knew. They were the ones in the ghettos with the yellow star. The Holocaust took 6 million of their innocent lives. But the moment they stepped back onto their homeland, Israel, they stopped being Jews. Somebody explain that please.
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That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. I'd have to ask Trump, directly, whether that were the truth or not but, yeah, my ear heard, "big league' and so when 'bigly' began to trend, I was like, "".
I had earlier noted the distinction between Envy and Jealousy, and I sure that the phenomenon stems from a root of envy, that is wishing that one had what (rightly) belonged to another. Jealousy, on the other hand, is begrudging the possession of a thing that (rightly) belongs to you. And this is what Paul(?), scripture at any rate, spoke toward in declaring God's jealous nature and, relative to the Jews, a desire to 'provoke them to jealousy.'
". I had earlier noted the distinction between Envy and Jealousy, and I sure that the phenomenon stems from a root of envy, that is wishing that one had what (rightly) belonged to another. Jealousy, on the other hand, is begrudging the possession of a thing that (rightly) belongs to you. And this is what Paul(?), scripture at any rate, spoke toward in declaring God's jealous nature and, relative to the Jews, a desire to 'provoke them to jealousy.'
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That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. I'd have to ask Trump, directly, whether that were the truth or not but, yeah, my ear heard, "big league' and so when 'bigly' began to trend, I was like, "".
I had earlier noted the distinction between Envy and Jealousy, and I sure that the phenomenon stems from a root of envy, that is wishing that one had what (rightly) belonged to another. Jealousy, on the other hand, is begrudging the possession of a thing that (rightly) belongs to you. And this is what Paul(?), scripture at any rate, spoke toward in declaring God's jealous nature and, relative to the Jews, a desire to 'provoke them to jealousy.'
".I had earlier noted the distinction between Envy and Jealousy, and I sure that the phenomenon stems from a root of envy, that is wishing that one had what (rightly) belonged to another. Jealousy, on the other hand, is begrudging the possession of a thing that (rightly) belongs to you. And this is what Paul(?), scripture at any rate, spoke toward in declaring God's jealous nature and, relative to the Jews, a desire to 'provoke them to jealousy.'
Yes, Romans 11 makes a point of that. They strayed away from they were chosen for. And they have been punished for it. When I think of God's mercy, I think of the Jews. That is the most beautiful picture of mercy, along side the cross. We cannot understand it, we can only thank Him for it.
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