Talibanic rabbi in Nazionist regime: " 'No mercy' towards goyims (kuffar)"

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That Nazionist regime has many elements which remind us of their Talibanic counterparts.
This is a barbarian regime whose actions are enough to justify the claim that it is a threat to the peace of the world. These racists consider themselves God’s ‘chosen people’ … just like Taliban.

That Talibanic Nazi rabbi wanted his Zionist soldiers to show no mercy, and they complied with his order wholeheartedly.

AFP: Rabbi told Israeli troops ‘to show no mercy’ in Gaza

Rabbi told Israeli troops ‘to show no mercy’ in Gaza

4 hours ago

JERUSALEM (AFP) — An Israeli human rights group on Monday called for the immediate dismissal of the chief military rabbi, claiming he gave soldiers fighting in Gaza pamphlets urging them to show no mercy.

Yesh Din said it had written to both Defence Minister Ehud Barak and Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi, urging them to “take this incitement seriously and fire Chief Military Rabbi” Brigadier General Avi Ronzki.

It said a pamphlet distributed to soldiers taking part in Operation Cast Lead stressed that the troops should show no mercy to their enemies, and that the pamphlet borders “on incitement and racism against the Palestinian people.”

“When you show mercy to a cruel enemy you are being cruel to pure and honest soldiers. These are not games at the amusement park where sportsmanship teaches one to make concessions. This is a war on murderers,” Yesh Din quoted the pamphlet as saying.

It said the pamphlet quotes at length statements by Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, a spiritual leader of the Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank who opposes any compromise with Palestinians.

“The Palestinians claim they deserve a state here, when in reality there was never a Palestinian or Arab state within the borders of our country,” the pamphlet quoted Aviner as saying.

The rights group said the pamphlet contains “degrading and belittling messages that border on incitement and racism against the Palestinian people. These messages can be interpreted as a call to act outside of the confines of international laws of war.”

The Haaretz newspaper reported on Monday that far right-wing groups also gave out pamphlets bearing racist messages on military bases.

It said one urged soldiers to “spare your lives and the lives of your friends and not to show concern for a population that surrounds us and harms us…”

“Kill the one who comes to kill you. As for the population, it is not innocent,” the daily quoted the pamphlet as saying.

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Re: Talibanic rabbi in Nazionist regime: " 'No mercy' towards goyims (kuffar)"

^^ Can I also judge all Shias by taking the most extreme leader?

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It is pathetic and disgusting if the Rabbi incited his military men to kill civilians.

However one must remember that MODERN military targets are defined by the army command, and not the priests.

In other words, the bombs dropped by planes, or shells fired by guns are based on specific coordinates. And these coordinates are supplied by the field commanders.

Modern wars are cruel and inhumane by the very nature of weapons used today. Old day swords, arrows, and lances had a maximum effective range of few hundred yards. Unfortunately that is not the case anymore.

Thus it is imperative on all thinking human beings to not start or invite a modern war.

Coming back to the topic, the only full quote given in the article is:

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"When you show mercy to a cruel enemy you are being cruel to pure and honest soldiers. These are not games at the amusement park where sportsmanship teaches one to make concessions. This is a war on murderers,**

This is lot less severe than what Jamatud Dawa told the Bombay terrorists.

How do you like your chocolate chip cookie?
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burqa:

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It is pathetic and disgusting if the Rabbi incited his military men to kill civilians.
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There is nothing "iffy" about it. That Talibanic racist rabbi did order military to do just that. This is why Israeli organizations themselves are asking for his dismissal.
It is understandable to come out from someone who considers his race to be 'the chosen one'.

Timepass - November 2012
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You do just that. Your ilk calls these extremist Muslims like Taliban to be 'jihadi', thus mocking a very fundamental Islamic duty which is hijacked by Qaeda.
Similarly, you call them "Islamist", thus alluding that what barbarism they practice is Islam.

But what is being shown here is not the most extreme of your racist Zionist friend. His views are pretty normal in Israeli society and in Israeli military. Just look at the barbarianism shown by this terrorist military in Lebanon and Palestine, and the extent of support it enjoys among ordinary Zionists.

So you are wrong to say that he is an EXTREME leader. His only mistake is that he SAID that, while others keep quiet and PRACTICE ideals like his.

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So your logic justifies the killing and massacre of innocents in Gaza. The killing of innocent in Gaza has no parallels even when compared to the mumbai killings. This was n a league of its own. Shameful really.

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You may be reading too much into it.

I. A rabbi cannot ORDER military. He can just give Khutba / sermon. It is not Iran where a council of "high and mighty priests" controls the Iranian military or other paramilitary organizations.

II. The ORDERs of civilian bombings came from the military command. So you should blame military command.

III. Civilian losses were horrendous in case of Gaza now. Similar losses occurred in 2006 Lebanon war. In both the cases, at least half if not more of the responsibility also lies on the anti-Israel forces. These forces should not fight while hiding in the civilian areas. Real Men should come out in the battlefield to fight. Nasrullah or Mishal or whomever the BIG Leader should be out in the open "as FAR AWAY as possible from the civilians". Then only then, one can blame the attacking military force for "deliberately" targeting civilians.

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Re: Talibanic rabbi in Nazionist regime: " 'No mercy' towards goyims (kuffar)"

^ Again, there is nothing "iffy" about what this racist "chief military rabbi" said.
So stop supporting these barbarians, burqa.

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^^ Hey man. Ghussa mat khao. If you want to believe in fairy "tails", then be my guest.

Timepass - November 2012
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Re: Talibanic rabbi in Nazionist regime: " 'No mercy' towards goyims (kuffar)"

what fairy tales?
why don't you condemn barbarian racists?

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You have proof to back this up?

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Condemnation is a useless, pathetic outbursts that occur immediately after a loss and then condemners go back to their sleep, and condemn-ees continue their ways of the past.

Or perhaps you want to beat your head like a village mai, who sits in the middle of the village square and curses her enemies.

Just like village mai beating her head, condemnations are the handy work of lazy @r$es and intellectually dead people.

The real issue is not to condemn something, but rather make an effort to figure out why the heck you are in this situation to begin with. This figuring out involves both long term and short term approaches.

Use the short term analysis to avoid immediate recurrence of the situation,

And then use long term analysis to plan and get out of the misery with slow and steady hard work that is based on truth, tolerance, and trustworthiness.

Off course this will be too much to ask from a village mai, sitting in the middle of village square, beating her head, and cursing her enemies.

Timepass - November 2012
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"The modern Jew is the product of the Talmud..."
"Babylonian Talmud", published by the Boston Talmud Society, p. XII
The Jews refer to the remainder of Earths inhabitants, the non-Jewish peoples, as "Gentiles", "Goyim". Let's see what the Jewish Talmud teaches the Jews concerning the non-Jewish majority, i.e. those who are not part of Jahve's "Chosen People":

**"The Jews are called human beings, but the non-Jews are not humans. They are beasts." **
Talmud: Baba mezia, 114b

"The Akum (non-Jew) is like a dog. Yes, the scripture teaches to honor the the dog more than the non-Jew."
Ereget Raschi Erod. 22 30

**"Even though God created the non-Jew they are still animals in human form. It is not becoming for a Jew to be served by an animal. Therfore he will be served by animals in human form." **
Midrasch Talpioth, p. 255, Warsaw 1855

**"A pregnant non-Jew is no better than a pregnant animal." **
Coschen hamischpat 405

**"The souls of non-Jews come from impure sprits and are called pigs." **
Jalkut Rubeni gadol 12b

**"Although the non-Jew has the same body structure as the Jew, they compare with the Jew like a monkey to a human." **
Schene luchoth haberith, p. 250 b

**"If you eat with a Gentile, it is the same as eating with a dog." **
Tosapoth, Jebamoth 94b

"If a Jew has a non-Jewish servant or maid who dies, one should not express sympathy to the Jew. You should tell the Jew: "God will replace 'your loss', just as if one of his oxen or asses had died"."
Jore dea 377, 1

**"Sexual intercourse between Gentiles is like intercourse between animals." **
Talmud Sanhedrin 74b

**"It is permitted to take the body and the life of a Gentile." **
Sepher ikkarim III c 25

**"It is the law to kill anyone who denies the Torah. The Christians belong to the denying ones of the Torah." **
Coschen hamischpat 425 Hagah 425. 5

**"A heretic Gentile you may kill outright with your own hands." **
Talmud, Abodah Zara, 4b

**"Every Jew, who spills the blood of the godless (non-Jews), is doing the same as making a sacrifice to God." **
Talmud: Bammidber raba c 21 & Jalkut 772

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Re: Talibanic rabbi in Nazionist regime: " 'No mercy' towards goyims (kuffar)"

This rabbi would fit well with mullahs in various towns of pakistan. I remember the stories they used to tell us of angels in green helping pak army in war against india.

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Yigal Bronner and Neve Gordon: Fueling the Cycle of Hate

Israeli soccer matches were suspended during the assault on Gaza. When the games resumed last week, the fans had come up with a new chant: “Why have the schools in Gaza been shut down?” sang the crowd. “Because all the children were gunned down!” came the answer.
Aside from its sheer barbarism, this chant reflects the widespread belief among Israeli Jews that Israel scored an impressive victory in Gaza – a victory measured, not least, by the death toll.
Israeli pilots and tank commanders could not really discriminate between the adults and the children who hid in their homes or huddled in the UNRWA shelters, and yet they chose to press the trigger. Therefore, it is not at all surprising that the lethal onslaught left 1,314 Palestinians dead, of which 412 – or nearly one third of all of the casualties – were children.
This latest assault underscores that Israel, not unlike Hamas, readily resorts to violence and does not distinguish between civilians and combatants (only the weapons at Israel’s disposal are much more lethal). No matter how many times the Israeli government tries to blame Hamas for the latest Palestinian civilian deaths it simply cannot explain away the body count, especially that of the children. In addition to the dead, 1,855 Palestinian children were wounded, and tens of thousands of others have likely been traumatised, many of them for life.
Every child has a story. A Bedouin friend recently called to tell us about his relatives in Gaza. One cousin allowed her five-year-old daughter to walk to the adjacent house to see whether the neighbours had something left to eat. The girl had been crying from hunger. The moment she began crossing the street a missile exploded nearby and the flying shrapnel killed her. The mother has since been bedridden, weeping and screaming, “I have let my girl die hungry”.
As if the bloody incursion was not enough, the Israeli security forces seem to be keen on spreading the flames of hatred among the Arab population within Israel. Hundreds of Palestinian citizens of Israel have been arrested for protesting at the Israeli assault and more than 200 of them are still in custody. One incident is enough to illustrate the psychological effect these arrests will likely have on hundreds more children.
A few days after the ceasefire, several men wearing black ski masks stormed the home of Muhammad Abu Humus. They came to arrest him for protesting against the killings in Gaza. It was four in the morning and the whole family was asleep when the men banged on the door. After entering the house, they made Abu Humus’s wife Wafa and their four children Erfat (12), Shahd (9), Anas (6) and Majd (3) stand in a corner as they searched the house, throwing all the clothes, sheets, toys, and kitchenware on the floor. With tears in their eyes, the children watched as the armed men then took their father away and left.
Chance would have it that Abu Humus, a long-time peace activist and member of the Fatah party, is a personal friend of ours. In 2001, he joined Ta’ayush Arab-Jewish Partnership, and since then has selflessly organised countless peace rallies and other joint activities. During the past eight years, we have spent many hours at each other’s homes and our children have grown up respecting and liking one other. It is hard to believe that just one month ago he attended the Bar Mitzvah of Yigal’s son in a Jerusalem synagogue.
Muhammad and Wafa Abu Humus have tried over the years to instil in their children a love and desire for peace, and while the security forces may not have destroyed this, the hatred they have generated in one night cannot be underestimated. Indeed, what, one might ask, will his children think of their Jewish neighbours? What feelings will they harbour? And what can we expect from those children in Gaza who have witnessed the killing of their parents, siblings, friends and neighbours?
We emphasise the Palestinian children because so many of them have been killed and terrorised in the past month. Yet it is clear that Israeli children are suffering as well, particularly those who have spent long periods in shelters for fear of being hit by rockets.
The one message that is being conveyed to children on both sides of this fray is that the other side is a bloodthirsty monster. In Israel, this was instantly translated into gains for the hate-mongering Yisrael Beytenu party headed by the xenophobic Avigdor Lieberman, who is now the frontrunner in mock polls being held in many Jewish high schools, with the hawkish Binyamin Netanyahu coming in second.
Hatred, in other words, is the great winner of this war. It has helped mobilise racist mobs, and as the soccer chant indicates it has left absolutely no place for the other, undermining even basic empathy for innocent children. Israel’s masters of war must be happy: the seeds of the next wars have certainly been sown.

Yigal Bronner teaches in the Department of South Asian Languages and Civilizations at the University of Chicago.

Neve Gordon is chair of the department of politics and government at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and author of Israel’s Occupation (University of California Press, 2008).

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Not just this rabbi, but most people in that terrorist state think this way. Just look at what these barbarians have done to Palestinians and Lebanese civilians, and look at how Zionist "civilians" endorse these crimes.
That is a racist regime which can not exist without committing gross human right violations and war crimes against non-Jews.

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Re: Talibanic rabbi in Nazionist regime: " 'No mercy' towards goyims (kuffar)"

Ok, what do you want me to do about it?

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You are treading on very dangerous territory bhai saab. Which religion encourages its followers to call the non-believers kuffar. Why do some of the jihadis scream "God is Great" when they kill kuffar. People living in glass stones should not throw stones.

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I am not a Muslim; if that's what you're ASSuming.

The Hi/Bye Thread
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Good to know that your diatribe against jews is not based on religious convictions.Maybe based on actual interaction. Good for you. They are good at whipping ASS