Radical Islam continues to be a huge threat around the world. I thank God for the hard work of the French police & law enforcement who tracked down terrorist Cherif Chekatt. Remember the families of those whose lives were taken and the many wounded. 1/2 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-46561574?fbclid=IwAR1XFj2eqNdq-BLp_0jChMc8G9nZo92Er8N_4aUcek-rCq2G4PkAxscRdCU …
Strong Borders Is a Moral Category
It has always been thus.
God said in the Bible, “And I shall protect your borders so that strangers and enemies not fill your camp and become a thorn in your side.”
By Rabbi Aryeh Spero, AMERICAN SPECTATOR
Within some religious communities, as well as outside houses of worship, a question often being asked is: How can we turn away people from our borders in light of the Bible’s statement “Thou shall not afflict the Stranger”? Former President Obama in concert with many liberal leaders are in speeches across the country quoting this very passage to justify a lax, almost open-borders policy. The truth is that the Bible is speaking of individual sojourners and not thousands marching at one time, whose sheer numbers and concentration could immediately harm society. America is not afflicting strangers within our country. Those in the Caravan outside our borders could have spared themselves their discomfort along the way if they would have followed the common and lawful practice we’ve created for making application at our embassies back in their home countries.
In times past, the Bible would have seen the amassing of 7,000 on its borders, with still more threatening to come and charge the gates, as something worrisome and something quite political, which is precisely what some of the Caravan sponsors and marchers — who are against the concept of a nation state — have in mind.
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