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AddReply(368536,"Maybe the anti-Zionist they are right!","Ana","NYC","12/05/08","The secular Jews of Eretz Israel they did this dirty job of making Jews into an army ready to hurt his own people. From the very begining the secular Jews campaign against the religious Jews and make us to look like the \"real\" enemy.\nI never thought that I will think this way, but acts like this just open my eyes, and again not only mine.\nMy point is this Land is Jewish and need a real \"Jewish\" goverment, not a government were the majority is Jewish but only they are concern is about the  non-Jews, to the point they will not think twice about hurting their brothers. ");
AddReply(367099,"Advents of the Messah","Robert","Indianapoli","12/02/08","And they shall build the old ruins, they shall raise up the former desolaions, and they shall repair the ruined cities,the desolations of many generations. Isaiah 61:4");
AddReply(363967,"really reallllly enjoyed it","svietka","","11/21/08","");
AddReply(363383,"BTW Velvel...","sk","USA","11/19/08","... you really should read between the lines with Kahane.  Evidently the Israeli government did.");
AddReply(363382,"Yes, Velvel.","sk","USA","11/19/08","Things have changed--they are worse.  Neither referendum nor revolution is possible and/or advisable.  But R or R explains the political system with such clarity that it is required reading.\n\nPartition is the only answer, as Mike points out.\n\nIf that is not \"desirable,\" all Israeli Jews should return home to the US rather than wait to be slaughtered in Israel.");
AddReply(363355,"hey sk, when R or R was advocated","Velvel","silver spring","11/19/08","Rabbi Kahane was the champion of the \"referendum\" that would be imposed politically upon the establishment at the threat of far worse.   Now there is no one to champion that cause politically, and certainly there is nothing to make such a threat.   There are no legs behind any thoughts of a revolution.  This is fact.   I can read that text all day and it\'s not changing the facts on the ground.   There is no voice within the political system to defend Jewish rights.   And there is no credible threat to impose upon the establishment any consideration of such.");
AddReply(363064,"What if ...","sk","USA","11/19/08","... the settlerfolk read _Revolution or Referendum_ instead of spending those few hours in field trips around Yesha?\n\nhttp://kahane.org/books/revolution.htm\n");
AddReply(362772,"Don\'t the idiots know yet?  that G-d ","les","Ayr","11/18/08","and One Jew is a majority? [a true Jew\']\n\nIt\'s a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the Living G-d.   Trust and Obey!");
AddReply(362487,"To #6","Yitzi","USA","11/17/08","You think someone who wouldn\'t go to war over his wife being kidnapped would over a piece of land?  Until we can satisfactorily explain why he went to war with Amrafel but not with Avimelech and Par\'oh, you can\'t draw proofs from one or the other.\nAnd if he did go to war, I doubt the person who argued with God \"Will you even destroy the innocent with the guilty\" would do as you described.  More likely, he would kill (unless they surrendered) only the corrupt court and the elders who made the law, and anyone who stood in his way, but no-one else.");
AddReply(362392,"You really think that a man who...","Mike","Vienna, VA","11/17/08","...could afford 400 shekels of silver, a man who could mobilize hundreds of men-at-arms at the drop of a hat, a man who defeated Hammurabi in a surprise night attack would have simply gone home?  Really?\n\nIndeed he would have.  To put on his armor and take up his spear, sword and shield.  Within the day, the Hittite \"court\" would have found itself wriggling impaled upon short stakes in front of the cave, with the heads of the Yassamniks piled in a pyramid in front of it. Sarah\'s funeral would have proceeded apace, not marred a bit by the screams of the Hittite captives from burning Hebron.  Indeed, the proceeds from the slave and loot auction would have more than covered the expense.\n\nSadly, you prefer to heat windowless buildings.  Quick -- run to the Machpela and check.  Is abraham Avinu spinning in his grave?");
AddReply(362155,"Jews in Hebron","Leah","Maaleh Adumim","11/17/08","now if Jews were forbidden to buy homes in Hebron Connecticut, Hebron Ohio, Hebron Indiana, etc. even the leftists would be shouting about antisemitism and housing discrimination.  but to prevent Jews from buying homes in *the original Hebron*?  this is so ridiculous it is unbelievable.");
AddReply(362112,"Perhaps a campaign should be started...","Yitzi","USA","11/17/08","to, once we have a right-wing government, pass a law (Basic Law if it can be managed) regarding Israel\'s policy toward anti-Semitic govenments as follows:\n-anything that a government prohibits Jews (and only Jews) to do, subjects of that government are prohibited from doing in Israel.\n-Any type of beneficial relationship/transaction that a government prohibits its citizens from carrying out with Jews, Israelis are prohibited from carrying out those relationships/transactions with subjects of that government.\n-In either case, it is prohibited to have any business relationships with the offending government itself, or to give them anything or provide them with any services.\n-This applies to all countries and all government-like entities, without exception.\n\nThe key would be that this would a)prevent citizens of the PA from buying land from Israelis, and prohibit Israel from having anything to do with the PA until they repeal the law banning sale of land to Jews (which was a large part of the problem here), and b) mean that if Israel ever discriminates against Jews as described (e.g. saying they can\'t live in a given part of Israel), it is prohibited from having dealings with itself, making it essentially impossible to do so without first having the power to amend this law.");
AddReply(362042,"Amein","Ellen","Brooklyn","11/17/08","");
AddReply(362033,"Equal Justice Under the Law","Dr.Dovid Ben Leizer","Novi Mich USA","11/17/08","The title \"Israeli Supreme Court\" is an oxymoron. Their is only one Supreme Court, and He does not reside in the Knesset.\n\nChazak ve-Ematz\nDr.Dovid Ben Leizer Hakohain\nLt.Col.Ret.\nNovi Michigan USA\n\n               ");
AddReply(362007,"It\'s even worse than that","Michael Berg","Toronto","11/17/08","Firstly, they\'re being kicked out and forced to pay 30,000 shekels before the case is even resolved!\n\nSecondly, the Israeli courts take years to deliver this injustice, and they waste much time and effort of those who they are committing the injustice against.\n\nBut, of course, your way of writing gets the point across in a clear fashion.");

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