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AddReply(459152,"To #19: Another ad-hominem with no real response","anonymous","Vienna, VA","07/02/09","The proof is in the pudding!  Where is the evidence of Jewish love for the Land?  Where is the evidence of Jewish adherence to the Torah?\n\nYes, Hamas adheres to the letter to every statute of Islam, as their forefathers and their forefathers before them.  They are as uncompromising today as their fathers were 40 years ago and their grandfathers were 60 years ago and their great-great-great grandfathers were when they confronted the Crusaders.  Once again, does anyone out there have proof of adherence to Torah, the mizvah to extirpate Amalek, the mizvah to conquer and possess the Land, the mizvah to build the Temple, the mizvah to offer the Korban Pesach, the mizvah to establish a Jewish government?...\n\nAnyone have any proof of any kind, besides a tiny handful of imprisoned saintly heroes like Yigal Amir and Ofer Gamliel, in whose merit your entire hypocritical community still endures though it is a stench to Hashem greater even than the whorehouses of Tel Aviv and the Amalekite temple to Satan on Har HaBayit?");
AddReply(459097,"vienna mike youre so pathetically dumb","yby","","07/02/09","hamas hates the Jew and it has nothing to do with him loving the land-he couldnt give a flying fig about the land, his raison detre is to destroy the Jew and his state which stand in the face of his unholy and filthy quran. The wallowers in hate will inherit nothing same as the haters in galut like yourself. So have a wonderful day man =O");
AddReply(459072,"To #15: And this is why \"Vienna Mike\" is pointless in this forum","anonymous","","07/02/09","You have no counter-argument, so you resort to ad hominem attacks.  Frankly, it is pathetic.  No amount of bluster can disguise the simple facts of the case:  Hamas loves the Land, while you do not.  Thus Hamas will inherit the Land, while you will perish.");
AddReply(458962,"no money, no pikky","Willy Chang Tu Bong","Chinatown","07/02/09","Hero, i  come across my picture in your blog. my name is Willy Chang Tu Bong. i no live in Brooklyn, i live in Chinatown. please pay me $5,000 or take me down. m goi ney sin (tank you)");
AddReply(458816,"#2 Nazi Germany was a Christian country","Benjamin","New Jersey","07/02/09","Christianity is behind the murder of millions of Jews. Learn some history.");
AddReply(458808,"It looks like Mike the Shabaknik is back","Yehuda","Kiryat Arba","07/02/09","He pretended to go into hiding for a while as if the authorities were after him for incitement which is a standard shabak stool pigeon ploy. As far as Islam goes, Fishman was talking about American culture and Islam is not yet a dominating factor there, unless that turns out to be Hussein Obama\'s secret plan. Anyway, do us all a favor, Anonymous Mike and crawl back under your rock.");
AddReply(458744,"To #2: You\'re wrong.  (And get rid of that stinking corpse.)","Yitzi","USA","07/01/09","To #2: Actually, Christianity belongs in the list, as worship of other beings is up there with murder and adultery (and incest and male homosexuality and bestiality and Niddah) in terms of the impermissibility to do them to save one\'s own life.  Violence and robbery also sort of belong; after all, that\'s what caused Noah\'s Flood.  The only one that doesn\'t really belong is sex, as that is often (even when prohibited) a normal-strength sin; it\'s only in the cases mentioned above that it\'s top-strength.");
AddReply(458638,"that would explain lots of things","hanina","","07/01/09","now I understand the nature of my stupidity,\nthanks Rabbi Kook and tzvi.");
AddReply(458623,"o.k. prophecy..","yvonne","cary","07/01/09","may not be possible for a jew outside Israel. What do I know? However, klipot are everywhere, even in Israel, apparently. How do klipot manifest? First in the person. One becomes more in touch with Torah and G-d, and then suddenly something else happens in tandem. One says and thinks what one should not and has never said/done before, and one is distressed and puzzled about that at the same time one does it. The Yetzer Harah takes over and interferes. Sometimes it is the Enemy. But one may have revelatory experiences,without being certain what they mean outside Israel, as well as direct revelations, and that does not only happen to the jew. Sometimes experiences of jews are tied to christians (and their efforts, such as praying in their churches). And, no, it does not make a jew stray off his path. It may put him ON his path. The communal sanctity of Clal Israel in the Land will not take place until the jew is united in the desire to HEAR G-d: Sh\'ma Israel. Similar communal experiences for christians happen in Evangelical Churches. It is the effect of large gatherings of people in one location. By the way, that is also a psychological phenomenon. I do not know if the Rabbi cited in this blog was correct, or fully correct. And I have not studied Kabbalah. At the end of times, the whole world will acknowledge G-d and will turn to Israel. At that point, at least, I am certain jews will return to Israel. But, for there to be any effect now in Israel the effort must be an individual one. Every (jewish) soul has the power to connect with Hashem and HEAR him. Sometimes the hearing will be audible, but very short and incidental. Most of the time it will be a matter of inner knowledge, a knowing, there is an effedt on the spirit, an inner change. If one sees something out of the ordinary, and one is in the company of others, the others may not be aware of anything, until one asks a question, such as, do you see, hear something unusual. If there is something going on, the others will  also see it. Ask what they see, or hear. If there is an experience which goes against Torah, or the world of G-d, it is not from Hashem. So, if the jew Paul says that the LAW no longer applies, I would not hear that jew. That he is incorrect also is proven time and time again, as it goes against G-d\'s Law and the laws of men, it creates conflict, and worse, plus punishment. That also applies to any Rabbi, or individual, who states, that yes, it is in Torah, but....and then goes on to give his own explanation as to why it should be reinterpreted. By the way, on dress, it says that a woman should weear women\'s clothes and not a man\'s clothes, and vice versa. One should also be modest, yes, absolutely. It does NOT say that one should not adhere to current fashion, adjusting appropriately. There is no chapter,or paragraph, on fashion in Torah, that I know of. If there is, I am here to learn, enlighten me.");
AddReply(458569,"and one more thing","anonymous","","07/01/09","Isn\'t it funny that Fishman mentions Christianity alongside murder as an equal sin, but fails to mention Islam?  \n\nChristianity is a giant financial scam whose premises are laughable on their face.  It is true that millions of Jews have been slaughtered in the name of its idols.  But, in the end, the Christians tore down the ghetto walls and gave the Jew equal rights under the law.\n\nIslam, on the other hand, is the religion of Amalek.  It has slaughtered Jews since its invention, seeks their extermination and will forever seek their extermination.  The Moslems invented the ghetto, they invented the yellow Jewish badge, to this day their laws treat the Jew as, at best, a form of cattle and at worst as vermin to be exterminated.  They have never repudiated or apologized for any of their obscene and murderous practices.  Yet Islam gets a free pass from Fishman.\n\nSkewed priorities, anyone?");
AddReply(458528,"I used to read this and cry - now I read it and smile","Adam","5 days until aliyah!!!!","07/01/09","Any Jew in Exile who reads these passages and takes them seriously will merit to live them seriously.  \n\nAny Jew in Exile who sheds tears of sadness when they read this wisdom will merit to shed tears of joy in the Land of Israel. ");
AddReply(458519," i\'m back to israel with my 3 children","ilana","toronto","07/01/09"," but husband stays here...in toronto");
AddReply(458508,"The \"Israeli creativity\" of the past 20 years...","anonymous","Vienna, VA","07/01/09","...has focused almost exclusively on attacking everything Jewish, attacking Hashem and surrendering the entire Land to Islam.\n\nThe entire thesis that somehow kelipot are absent from Eretz Yisrael is refuted with one word: Amona.\n\nThe thesis that the Jews of the Holy Land love the Land more than the Moslems is likewise refuted with a simple observation:  Not a single participant in Oslo Treason save Yitzhak Rabin (y\"sh) has been given his just deserts by a Holy Land Jew.  But any Arab who as much as mentions the theoretical possibility of giving even a grain of sand to the Jews, even unknowingly or under duress, is slaughtered immediately by those who have true emunah, bitachon and love for the Land -- the warriors of Hamas and Islamic Jihad.\n\nHashem will give the Land to those who love it, not to the false lovers who give empty flattery and protestations of love while actively spurning by physical action that which they claim to love. \n\nTry again.");
AddReply(458425,"To Roger Manchester","Eric A","Mevasseret Zion IL","07/01/09","Stop finding excuses NOT to come!\nYou are all the same, the religious Galut Jews say Israel not enough religious. The liberal Jews say it is too religious.\nThe truth : you all prefer your money, or easy life, and are prisoners of your habit.\nBesides you are all used to being in a Christian envirinment and to be second class citizens.\nIsrael is not perfect, but how can you perfect it by living far away and only criticize?IF it is not enough religious it is cause religious Jews prefer Galut.\nMan, I made alyah from France, and only now I am far i realized fully how a Jew feels only FREE in Israel.I also realized how much most of the Goyim hate us.\nRoger, I have been to Liverpool once to visit, so cold there! Come to Israel, you will find better food than in England (easy to do) good weather, and you will feel a better Jew in your own environment.\nTzvi I don\'t understand all your kabala stuff and it does not interest me, I am a simple Jew (tefilin, Kosher, Shabat, tzitzit) and Rambam, Rashi, Tanakh and others i love, kabala is not a must!\nThank you for your blog.You are a good Jew.");
AddReply(458417,"Kol hakavod","Tzvi Fan","Israel","07/01/09","Another great article. Thanks Tzvi");
AddReply(458415,"#1 proves the point that Rav Kook is making","Yehuda","Kiryat Arba","07/01/09","");
AddReply(458413,"Mistaken deduction ol\' Rog","Moshe","Kiryat Menachem","07/01/09","To have prophecy you need that the majority of the Jewish people be in Israel. When you blokes get off your rockers and come live here, then there will be prophecy!");
AddReply(458408,"There is no prophecy in Israel today","Roger","Manchester","07/01/09","Therefore the proper deduction is that there is no reason to make aliyah. One doesn\'t have to be in Israel to understand that.");
AddReply(458404,"very very sad to hear u say this ","loy","bangalore","07/01/09","The world\'s preoccupation with sex, violence, money, adultery, robbery, Christianity, and murder ! how can you add christianity with the list. Anyway a real christian will love the Jews so obviously you have\'nt come across one yet and are biased against christians");
AddReply(458403,"Huh?","Martin","So.Calif","07/01/09","");

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