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Torah
1st December 2004, 04:26 PM
Written by Prof, Stephen Berger.

Perhaps the Palestinians have a point, and so to set the record straight, I do hereby denounce the following in the name of the Jewish people:

1. All Jewish suicide bombers who have ever acted against Arabs.

2. All Arabs buses blown up by Jews.

3. All Arabs pizza parlors, malls, discotheques and restaurants destroyed by Jewish terrorists.

4. All airplanes hijacked by Jews since 1903.

5. All Ramadan feasts targeted by Jewish bombs.

6. All Arabs lynched in Israeli cities; All Arab Olympic athletes murdered by Jews; All Arabs embassies bombed by Jews.

7. All mosques, cemeteries and religious schools firebombed or desecrated by Jews in North Africa, France, Belgium, Germany, England or any other country.

8. The destruction of American military, governmental and civilian institutions in Kenya, Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Yemem – along with the murder of U.S. Marines and diplomatic personnel.

9. All Jewish schoolbooks, which claim that Arabs poison wells, use Christian blood to make pita. Control world finance, and murdered Jesus; or those Arab elders meet secretly to plot a world takeover.

10. And I am particularly ashamed at the way my fellow Jews attacked the World Trade Center, Pentagon and civilian aircraft on September 11th, and danced in the streets to celebrate the act.

Of course, Jews never committed any of terror incidents mentioned. Could you imagine the outrage of the world if Jews committed just one of these outrages?
Yet the world seems to turn a blind eye and a deaf ear when similar outrages are committed by fanatic Moslems.
:sigh:

Henaynei
1st December 2004, 10:07 PM
all true - but to answer the OP......no, the world will never forgive the Jews.......

visionary
1st December 2004, 10:24 PM
..For if they did, then they would have to realize that they were the guilty party who cause His death. Ever notice, those who repent not, but point the finger at another, including their fellow jew, are more guilty of unrepentence, and usually you can add definance to that too.

Sophie The Questioner
2nd December 2004, 09:00 AM
Shalom Torah :wave:



I can concurr with you on this, because when there have been occasions when we have had to defend ourselves we get condemned more roundly. I remember tales of the Irgun Zvai Leumi going against the British in the 1940's when I was a child. My garandparents were arrested in the UK because of this. They had nothing to do with it, it was the wave of anti semitism that occured soon after the King David Hotel bombings. That went on for years, Say anything against Islamic terrorism vis a vis 911, and it is somehow wrong.

Sophie