[Nedusa]

Originally Posted by the truth

Im so profoundly disappointed in the jewish people in particular the israelis. For all the suffering theyve been through and for all the support we have offered them over the decades. the fact they show so little or no empathy and compassion for the disgusting treatment of the palestinians has really lost the Jewish people and the israelis a lot of respect. The village near me gave 200 Jews a castle in the war. even during rations, the locals would go to the castle and feed and clothe these jewish families. the castle was called gwyrch castle (I think I spelled it right) the families survived and grew...yet little mention is ever made of this on the world stage? I really think the Jewish people and the Israels should show more humility now for all the help they have been given and also for the suffering of the palestinian people. Its not 1945 anymore, than God. its 2012 and times have moved on. The israelis have all the power and wealth and weaponry , they need to find some empathy now.

I agree with your comments but to be honest most Israelis are brainwashed to believe Palestinians are sub human and deserve to be killed. They even think their holy scribes Torah ?? state this openly.

How can anyone see a way forward in these circumstances, it's almost impossible to comprehend.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I agree with your comments but to be honest most Israelis are brainwashed to believe Palestinians are sub human and deserve to be killed. They even think their holy scribes Torah ?? state this openly.

How can anyone see a way forward in these circumstances, it's almost impossible to comprehend.

This sentence doesn't really make sense... but if you're saying what I think you're saying, that the Torah openly states that Palestinians should be killed, you are wrong. Many Jews believe that the Torah's statements on justice support a two-state option.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Livia

This sentence doesn't really make sense... but if you're saying what I think you're saying, that the Torah openly states that Palestinians should be killed, you are wrong. Many Jews believe that the Torah's statements on justice support a two-state option.

Is there anything in the Torah about forgiveness and redemption?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by the truth

Is there anything in the Torah about forgiveness and redemption?

I'm putting you on ignore. Please don't quote my posts in future. I have no interest in conversing with you.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Livia

I'm putting you on ignore. Please don't quote my posts in future. I have no interest in conversing with you.

I will quote whomever I like, so you may as well quit trying to control me or any other posters, try and stop verbally abusing me too. I see too you will now use this as an excuse to ignore my previous question.