into a community. The do not live in this community. Seeing what has gone on in Beit Shemes (near Jerusalem) recently., I would agree. The neighbourhood will change and there will be strife.

against gay pride parades in Jerusalem and don't cry "theocracy" when the über-religious want kosher bus lines and kosher El-Al flights. If you truly wish to segregate yourself from the religious in Israel, don't get mad and judgmental when they seek to segregate themselves from the secular.

Yes they moved , always to BETTER places . Here they are at a TOP . You can't compare those very different locations

L i v e a n d l e t l i v e Practice a life of “…learn how to live and let others live how they want it…” condition is that your own conviction “…remains at home after having closed your entrance door…” Be really tolerant and don’t criticize and don’t try to dictate your own way of life to others.

Chabad are NOT angels. Here in the USA we went to a store for religious objects to send to a family member. Found what we wanted, went to the counter to pay for the item, then learned that the owner was a Chabad Rabbi. Started a conversation with the Rabbi learned from his responses that he was not a lover of Israel. Was amazed. In fact when we told him that our daughter made aliyah over 20 years ago, his response was quite negative. Tolerant?? No, I find that quite intolerant and quite anti-Israel. Since then, have found another establishment selling JEWISH religious merchandise run by Jews who are pro-Israel.

Chabad is a cult, please do not call them orthodox jews. On the other hand, Chabadnicks provide hospitality and support Jews through Chabad Houses in many countries all over the world.