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AddReply(353981,"\"Mike of Vienna\" agent for Shabbak?","patriot","Israel","10/25/08","I\'ve noticed that many \"Mike of Vienna\" talkbacks call for taking up arms against the \"Israeli enemy\" to establish a \"Medinat Yehuda\".  A right wing call to kill Israelis (=Jews) in Israel by shaming settlers as spineless, cowards etc - could \"Mike of Vienna\" be a psudonym for Shabbak (like Avishai Raviv - provacateur) hoping to attract and then arrest similar minded Jews in Israel prone to violence?");
AddReply(353182,"#17 Torah Jew","Gary","Monterey, CA","10/22/08","United we stand!  Divided we fall!  Don\'t kid yourself.  My head will be in the guillotine along with yours, if Ahmadinejad and his cronies conquer the world.  If Obama wins, G-d forbid, the \"Time of Jacob\'s Trouble,\" may be near.\nThe Leftest, Socialists couldn\'t care less about Conservative Jews and Evangelicals, in fact; they would be the first to start another Holocaust, and you & I would both be in the pit.  Unless we stand together and resist this evil force, we will not survive.  ");
AddReply(353060,"Sorry Gary, we don\'t unite with non-believers","Torah Jew","Israel","10/22/08","How can you ask an orthodox Jew to join forces with people who don\'t believe in the Torah as being the only truth? The groups you mention do not support Israel unconditionally. They have ties with missionaries.");
AddReply(352818,"#14 Sara","Gary","Monterey, CA","10/20/08","Many Conservative Jews and Conservative Evangelicals in the USA are eager to support the Conservative Jews in Israel to fund advertisements and other media sources to educate the general Israeli population over the need of nationalist policies, as well as, reestablishing Biblical Judaism as set-up by Moses.  But in order to maximise funding contributions by Evangelicals, you must make alliances with their leaders and their web-sites in order that they can trust that their funds are invested in these efforts accordingly.  Leaders such as Hal Lindsey, Perry Stone, John Hagee, and others have hugh following of Zionist who support Israel unconditionally.  These funds would help you launch a consistent media program to offset the Leftist who control the media in the USA and Israel.  This is the action that I am talking about.  Many of us want to help.  Act now!");
AddReply(351853,"to #\'s 9,10,13  it\'s for \"never again\"","Y","Nitzan","10/17/08","Understand: our \"whining and complaining\" are really a criticism of the Israeli government, indifferent \"Jewish\" organizations and Am Yisrael in general; an attempt to open the eyes of Jews to the evil of Jewish expulsion and the giving away of Eretz Yisrael.  Above all else, we want to prevent future expulsions from Eretz Yisrael.  Of course, the great majority of expellees have gotten \"on with their lives\" in spite of living in temporary housing, changing jobs, or writing talk backs.  In the same way as Jews perpetuate the memory of the Holocaust, we too have an obligation to publicize the moral/Torah crime of \"disengagement\" - also for \"never again\".");
AddReply(351852,"author\'s response","Sara Layah Shomron","Nitzan, Israel","10/17/08","Thank you to all those who support the people of Gush Katif. \n\nMainstream mass media coverage on the plight of Gush Katifers is negligible. We have been fighting endless government bureaucracy to: keep our Gush Katif communities intact, farmers are fighting for agricultural land, and business owners similarly.  \n\nMy goal in writing of the plight of Gush Katifers is to inform. I consider it a civic obligation. Yet in so doing I\'m perceived among \"whiners and complainers\" by \"reality\" and \"complaining couch potatoes\" by Gary. Were I just to \"get on with it already\" as \"reality\" posts, then I would be part and parcel of perverted injustice.  \n\nIt\'s essential to maintain public awareness lest it be repeated in Judea and Samaria or anywhere else in Israel.\n\n\n");
AddReply(351638,"#12 Rob","Gary","Monterey, CA","10/16/08","Fine.  But the point is that only a Remnant of the twelve tribes took the promises of the Law to heart at that time.  Some of those were Joshua, Caleb, and the priests of the sons of Zadok; plus a minority of the people.  If the complainers were of the minority, then judgement may not have come.  But it is clear that the majority of the twelve tribes didn\'t take hold of the covenant made with them from G-d and Moses, but some wanted to return back to Eygpt and reject the covenant.  As for Sara, the point is be as Joshua and Caleb.  Stand on firm ground in her faith, and don\'t fall victim to complaining.  Faith requires action not complaining couch-potatoes.");
AddReply(351364,"Gary","Rob","usa","10/15/08","I am sure it was mostly the clans of ephraim and menashe who did most of the complaining. in fact, judging from josephs modern day MO, I would say it was their idea to build a golden calf also.");
AddReply(351341,"What the reality is","Hadassa DeYoung","Elon Moreh","10/15/08","I\'m originally from K\'far Darom.\nThe reality is that the situation of Yamit and Gush Katif have many differences. Begin didn\'t hassle the residents of Yamit about compensation monies and he was quite happy to resettle them in Gush Katif or in groups in permanent housing elsewhere. The Sharon government docked anyone who wanted to move to Judea or Samaria 25% on some compensation and in general discouraged the idea. All of the expellees who wish to stay with their community face immense bureaucratic hurdles. The SELA Authority has made it difficult for all of the expellees to receive compensation. Very few growers have been able to obtain agricultural land and like them, most small business owners received, at best, about 40% of their value.\nWho knows what the situation would have been if the residents of Yamit had had the Internet with which to voice their just complaints.");
AddReply(351295,"get on with it already","reality","Israel","10/15/08","Why is it that people writing from or about Gush Katif almost always come off as whiners and complainers? I don\'t remember this back when Yamit was given to Egypt. Back then they took their compensation monies, found other living situations and reestablished themselves. Yes, some even went to Gush Katif and now have to once again start all over. Do yourselves a favor-learn from them and get on with it.");
AddReply(351073,"Sara - Remember the purpose of","Gary","Monterey, CA","10/13/08","the Ingathering (Feast of Tabernacles) as a thanksgiving for the harvest and a remembrance to commemorate life in the wilderness after the events of Mount Sinai.\nBut remember, if the twelve tribes would have trusted in G-d and Moses from the very start of the Exodus, then they would not have spent forty-years in the wilderness.  They would have marched directly up to Jordan and entered immediately to victory.  But their unbelief (lack of faith) and their constant complaining furiated G-d\'s anger, until judgement came upon that generation.  Don\'t fall into the same complaining trap. But rather, trust in G-d, and let Him provide direction in your lives and solutions to your problems.");
AddReply(350889,"It will be a miracle...","An ole Kohen","","10/13/08","if this gets posted, however, here goes: \nHistorically, there are times when the transient, moble ones are safer than those restricted to permanent dwellings. Noah is a good example. We now parallel Noah\'s time except the prophecied unpleasantries will soon be unparalleled... forever.\n \nI foresaw this financial callapse 7 years ago. I have been preparing for this time for four. Please take my advice, everyone should at least try to make provisions, at least hear the possibility that the whole world will be in a state of chaos for at least another roughly 4.5 years. \n\nIf I am wrong the loss is little. Should I be heeded, much suffering can be avoided, or at least lessened.  For now, \"Shimshon is blind and bound\". But, he shortly procedes Davidic parallels and David\'s new dynasty. Be wise, hope for the best & make provisions for transition. The TANAKH tells of this time, and future");
AddReply(350872,"Gush Katif","Devorah Moldovsky","Jerusalem","10/13/08","Beautifully written article describing a shameful ugly event.");
AddReply(350859,"beautiful analogy","Leah","Maaleh Adumim","10/12/08","this is a beautiful analogy.  we pray that the former residents of Gush Katif will soon have the decent well-built homes they deserve, to replace the beautiful communities that were destroyed for no reason by a corrupt government.");
AddReply(350790,"Cry me a river!","Mike","Vienna, VA","10/12/08","Nothing prevents ytou creatures from building good quality permanernt homes anywhere in the Land.  Notrhing prevents you from ejecting the Israeli \"security forces\" from your villages and establishing security.  Nothing, that is, except for your own spinelessness.  You do not have the spine to kill those who comew to harm you.  Therefore, you deserve all the harm that befalls you.  Perhaps the Cowards of Gush Katif should stay in sukkot until the message sinks in!");
AddReply(350787,"When Temporary is Good","Shoshana Hayman","Elkana","10/12/08","Beautiful and timely article.  It reminds me of the story of the Chafetz Chaim when a traveling salesman questioned him about his meager dwelling.  The Chafetz Chaim reflected to the salesman that he himself was traveling with only a small bag. In defense, the salesman reminded the Chafetz Chaim that he had only left his home temporarily, to which the Chafetz Chaim replied that he, too, had only temporarily left his home in Olam HaEmet. \nWhile this may be of no great comfort to our brethren of Gush Katif, we can learn a valuable lesson from you in finding joy and inner peace regardless of the physical surroundings, and perhaps increase our sensitivity in general. Considering the times that are facing us, we can continue to learn from you as we did 3 years ago. May Am Yisrael merit seeing the complete Geulah this New Year.");
AddReply(350733,"so beautifully said","Batya","eye of storm","10/12/08","like a poet\nMay your wandering end, and may G-d willing you will have a home, not a flimsy caravilla-non-kosher succah");
AddReply(350708,"now is the time","albert paul ortiz","fullerton","10/12/08","BUILD THE TEMPLE!");
AddReply(350704,"Temporary dwelling","Abby","Maaleh Adumim","10/12/08","It is criminal that you are being ignored by our government and mainstream media. We will be thinking of you as we all sit together in our sukkot, asking Hashem\'s mercy for the misplaced.");

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