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1. It's obvious, but somebody has to say it:you want strenghten
| tom , |
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Jewish People? Get rid of Yehimovitch & Co plus: stop nurturing foolish notions that in the end make you subscribe to "Ha Aretz"/ El Ard and participate in demonstrations of "Peace Now". That's the only way to make us strong
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2. (1) 100% agree only not very democratic
| tiki , |
belgium |
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3. #1 hasn't a clue about the Diaspora
| Cyberbrain , |
Israel |
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I don't agree with the Israeli Left either, but the Diaspora relates infinitely better to the Israeli Left than to the Herodim that Netanyahu always has the hots to go back to bed with.
If Bibi wants to strengthen ties with the Diaspora, he must stifle his hots for the Herodim.
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4. #2-The Catch22 of Democracy: it is obliged to commit suicide
| tom , |
tel aviv |
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if the almighty majority VOTER decides so. Germany in 30's, Gaza, Turkey, Egypt....so on. "Jericho first/ Ramat Aviv last" in our case. On the way we'll "return" Golan to Assad, Yehuda ve Shomron to any Arab Chieftain that comes along and make no mistake: there'll be a Referendum too. It's a huge joke, but not funny at all.
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5. Good choices to connect with the galut
Jews in the diaspora are left wing, centrist and right wing. They support Israel but differ at times at what that means. However with some Haredi exception all tend toward support for pluralism, liberal freedoms and the state staying away from people's private personal and religious choices. Knowing both hanegbi and shai, they get that.
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