Roamrab: The FIRST STEPS towards this goal:
1, Enshrine this in the “Basic Law”-
Israel’s quasi “Constitution.”2, OUTLAW any and ALL Kennest “parties” who DO NOT CONFORM or COMPLY with this-
INCLUDING ALL THE ARAB AND FAR-LEFT PARTIES!!!
3, IMMEDIATELY initiate A GOVERNMENT FUNDED Office and Outreach PR Program, BOTH Domestic AND International to PROMTE and EDUCATE about the Intrinsic and Imperative TRUH AND NECESSITY of this Basic Premise.
AND,
4, Enshrine in the Basic Laws the inviolability of the ownership of the land of Israel as being that of the Jewish people, making it an illegal act to partition or succeed any portion of this land to any foreign government or Political-Religious Entity- under any condition.TWO ESSENTIAL articles:
MUST READ.And see the comments at the end.
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America/Trump are Either DREAMING. Or are WILLFULLY BELLIGERENT!
Which do you pick?
After reading these three articles, the ANSWER should be CLEAR!
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22040/gaza-reconstruction-jihad
Never mind the not so PC language.
MAKE THIS VIDEO GO VIRAL!
This is London and Brussels TODAY.
IT’S THE USA and THE REST OF THE once “FREE WORLD” TOMORROW!
YES, there is PLENTY to be SCARED ABOUT!!!
Avi Abelow
Kibbutz Be’eri, Israel October 2023 – 5 By Dovgazit – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikipedia
Oct. 7th has made clear to all that the political left’s vision, a two-state “solution” (really delusion), rooted in appeasement, withdrawal, and moral relativism, while ignoring the true nature of the conflict, is bankrupt. This is not a territorial dispute but a religious war waged by jihadist Islam against us, the frontline of the whole freedom-loving world.
It has proven again and again to be national suicide. But the political right cannot rely on the political left’s failure to define itself; it must offer a clear, courageous, and inspiring vision of its own, one rooted in strength, justice, and purpose. Aiming to provide “security” is not a vision. And saying our vision is sovereignty in our ancestral lands is not enough either.
The Israeli public and the Jewish people deserve not just policies, but a direction: a moral framework that explains why we must stand firm, why we must cleanse God’s holy land of evil, and why Israeli sovereignty in all the Biblical borders of Israel is the expression of our national identity.
For over 3,000 years, the Jewish people have been the custodians of a divine promise, a covenant not of convenience, but of purpose.
The Torah makes it crystal clear: the Land of Israel is not just another piece of real estate, and the Jewish people are not just another nation among the nations.
This land is holy because the Almighty Himself designated it as His dwelling place among His people. And that holiness comes with an uncompromising demand, that evil cannot be allowed to take root here.
When we look through the Torah, we find an unbroken message: the land vomits out impurity, injustice, and idolatry. Leviticus 18 warns us that the nations who defiled the land before us were expelled precisely because of their moral corruption. Numbers 35 tells us that bloodshed pollutes the land, and that God Himself dwells within it, “for I, the Lord, dwell among the Children of Israel.” The message is simple and eternal: the Land of Israel is not spiritually neutral. It reacts. It demands holiness, justice, and truth.
This truth is not ancient poetry, it is the foundation of Jewish nationhood today. The modern State of Israel is not merely a political entity born out of 20th-century diplomacy; it is the reawakening of a divine mission. We are not here to survive by the permission of world powers or to negotiate away our inheritance for false promises of “peace” or to allow evil jihadi Muslims to live here. We are here because God commanded Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and through them, all of us, to inherit, protect, sanctify this land and get rid of evil, as God got rid of the evil communities of Sodom and Gemorah.
When Jews relinquish sovereignty over parts of our homeland, when we allow evil jihadi Islam to remain amongst us, we are not being “pragmatic.” We are denying our purpose and going against our responsibilities.
Every piece of land promised to our forefathers, from the Jordan to the sea, from the Negev to the Galilee, from Gaza to the Tribal lands of Dan, Naftali and Menashe (Southern Lebanon and Syria), carries divine significance. When we treat any of it as negotiable, or allow genocidal jihadi Muslims to live there, we are declaring, whether we admit it or not, that we no longer believe in the covenant that defines us.
It is not arrogance to insist that the Jewish people must have full sovereignty over our ancestral lands. It is obedience. It is faith. It is alignment with the moral and spiritual reality that the Torah describes: God’s holy land cannot abide evil or falsehood. Allowing terror groups or foreign governments to exercise control over any part of this land is not only a strategic mistake, it is a desecration of holiness.
And now more than ever, we need Rabbis, educators, and politicians who are willing to say this truth out loud, not in whispers, not in apologetic tones, but with clarity and conviction.
Our leaders must speak to the nation with the courage of our ancestors, reminding Am Yisrael that our mission is divine and that our sovereignty is sacred.
The silence or hesitation of our spiritual and political leadership only deepens confusion and weakens the nation’s resolve. Their rationality in explaining why we must appease this evil to remain amongst us is literally killing us. The Jewish people need leaders who understand that defending the wholeness of our land is not just a national duty, and not just about protecting our lives, but it is a fulfillment of our destiny.
The nations of the world may never understand this, but they don’t need to. What they do need to see is a nation that knows exactly who it is, a people unafraid to live according to our eternal calling. The Jewish people are not guests in this land; we are its stewards. We were chosen not for privilege, but for responsibility: to bring divine morality, justice, and truth into the world through the living example of a sovereign, righteous nation in the Land of Israel.
This is the Jewish vision for the modern State of Israel. This should be a key part of every political platform in the Knesset, it is the vision of our spiritual destiny in this land.
And the sooner we embrace it with courage and clarity, the sooner the land itself will respond in kind, not with turmoil, but with blessing and peace that comes only when a people and its land are once again united under the sovereignty of God.
The first step is to share this Jewish vision for the Jewish state of Israel with everyone possible.
It’s time that we own the true purpose of our destiny as the Jewish people in this land.
Am Yisrael Chai!!!
The Radical Left and Right’s War Against the Jews
https://open.substack.com/pub/lel817/p/the-radical-left-and-rights-war-against?r=1q2uiq&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
Why do many liberal and “other” Jews resent, ignore or even hate Israel.
The US has the largest population of antisemitic Jews (not from me). But I agree.
These days I feel more Israeli than America. There is no future for Jews in America. The west is on its last legs and deservedly so.
Laura,
You wrote: “There is no future for Jews in America.”
Well, if that is the case, we Christiana are next and that is why I am one of Tucker Carlson’s “hated Christian Zionists” “who have a brain virus.”
I support Israel for many reasons, but not the least because I know that after they come for the Jews, they will come for us. We are both hated in the Red/Green Alliance of Communism + Islam. That’s why we need to stick together.
@Laura
I disagree entirely.
To draw such a conclusion would require us to conclude that justice is no more in America, and that individual standing before the law is at an end. It may well be that such a scenario is upon us, but I would argue that this assumes facts yet to be determined. In fact, America is a Zionist nation, founded upon a love of our heritage with a vision of creating what the Founding Fathers saw as a New Jerusalem.
Are we to conclude that this is at an end even as the most recent national election saw the re-election of the most pro-Israel president in US history?
Indeed, are we to believe that the US is irretrievably lost to the rising wave of the anti Zionism hatred which is sweeping the world today?
For myself, I believe the anti Zionist hatred sweeping the world is entirely an Astroturf construction which repels Americans more than it attracts them, and that, like the attempt to force totalitarianism on Americans, this campaign of hatred will also fail.
The important fact for American Jews, however, is that Israel is a home for all her sons and daughters awaiting their return home. For some, this day will never come, and for others it is here today and individuals will make this determination based on a myriad of factors. One such factor, however, should not be to conclude that America has somehow been lost, that its defining credo of the ‘American way’ has been abandoned, or that it has become uninhabitable for Jews.
Jewish life in the Diaspora has never been an easy undertaking, and it is made all the more difficult during periods of significant economic uncertainty and in societies which fail to enforce equality before the law. Concluding that these are the new standards of life in the West would be support of what you state, but I would argue instead that the West is not lost, and that the Western world which is based upon Judeo Christian values is worth fighting for, and that battle is yet to be concluded, and what is more, the ultimate conclusion of that contest will be determined by a great deal of input from the American people, themselves.
It is important to grasp that the American people are a distillate of those who rejected tyranny and saw for themselves a path to a better tomorrow in the New World, and created an economic powerhouse which saved the world from being devoured by fascism and Nazism in the last century. But the path to America’s success was thru their embrace of the Judeo Christian ethos which is what is currently the focus of the current Islamist attack today.
The question remains to be seen if America has the ability to right its ship of state well enough to reject the imposed attempts of tyranny which has been the model pressed on her over the past decade or if it will fall into darkness recreating the Dark Ages in modern times. Of course, assuming the latter is true will only create a self fulfilling prophesy. I place my bet upon the American people to have the abilty, ingenuity and the wherewithal to win out against the Islamist forces being forced upon her, and that her best days are still before us, though the certainty of this bet will itself be determined by the next three and half years.
So we will see.
This is about traditonal religion and clergy failing to explain their pertinence in urban, industrial, secularly meritocratic society.
Traditional religion is built on former subsistence agriculture in villages and market towns coping with the limited non-farm jobs – all in a sectarian identity.
America is freedom from – not just G III – but from the CofE and other sectarian identity left overs from the pre-industrial, the pre -penicillin and the pre-internet. US is not just freedom OF but freedom FROM older identities.
Israel is the reassertion – the Hineni – of those former identities.