[BIZTPOL] Közel-kelet
- Téma indítója duckdodgers™
- Indítva
-
Ha nem vagy kibékülve az alapértelmezettnek beállított sötét sablonnal, akkor a korábbi ígéretnek megfelelően bármikor átválthatsz a korábbi világos színekkel dolgozó kinézetre.
Ehhez görgess a lap aljára és a baloldalon keresd a HTKA Dark feliratú gombot. Kattints rá, majd a megnyíló ablakban válaszd a HTKA Light lehetőséget. Választásod a böngésződ elmenti cookie-ba, így amikor legközelebb érkezel ezt a műveletsort nem kell megismételned. -
Az elmúlt időszak tapasztalatai alapján házirendet kapott a topic.
Ezen témában - a fórumon rendhagyó módon - az oldal üzemeltetője saját álláspontja, meggyőződése alapján nem enged bizonyos véleményeket, mivel meglátása szerint az káros a járványhelyzet enyhítését célzó törekvésekre.
Kérünk, hogy a vírus veszélyességét kétségbe vonó, oltásellenes véleményed más platformon fejtsd ki. Nálunk ennek nincs helye. Az ilyen hozzászólásokért 1 alkalommal figyelmeztetés jár, majd folytatása esetén a témáról letiltás. Arra is kérünk, hogy a fórum más témáiba ne vigyétek át, mert azért viszont már a fórum egészéről letiltás járhat hosszabb-rövidebb időre.
-
Az elmúlt időszak tapasztalatai alapján frissített házirendet kapott a topic.
--- VÁLTOZÁS A MODERÁLÁSBAN ---
A források, hírek preferáltak. Azoknak, akik veszik a fáradságot és összegyűjtik ezeket a főként harcokkal, a háború jelenlegi állásával és haditechnika szempontjából érdekes híreket, (mindegy milyen oldali) forrásokkal alátámasztják és bonuszként legalább a címet egy google fordítóba berakják, azoknak ismételten köszönjük az áldozatos munkáját és további kitartást kívánunk nekik!
Ami nem a topik témájába vág vagy akár csak erősebb hangnemben is kerül megfogalmazásra, az valamilyen formában szankcionálva lesz
Minden olyan hozzászólásért ami nem hír, vagy szorosan a konfliktushoz kapcsolódó vélemény / elemzés azért instant 3 nap topic letiltás jár. Aki pedig ezzel trükközne és folytatná másik topicban annak 2 hónap fórum ban a jussa.
Na ez az igazi fajelmélet kérem.The Extreme Hyper-Ethnocentrism of Jews on Display in Israeli attitudes toward the Gaza War – The Occidental Observer
www.theoccidentalobserver.net
Nem kell tehát meglepődnünk azon, hogy nagyon sok zsidó úgy tekint a palesztinokra, mint akiknek nincs erkölcsi értékük. A szó szoros értelmében nem embernek tekintik őket, ahogyan azt a kiemelkedő lubavicsi Rebbe Schneerson is megjegyezte:
" Nincs olyan esetünk, amikor egy ember mélyrehatóan megváltozik, és pusztán egy magasabb szinten van. Inkább egy olyan esettel van dolgunk, amikor... egy teljesen más faj..... A zsidó ember teste teljesen más minőségű, mint a világ összes nemzetének [tagjainak] teste.... A [test] belső minőségének a különbsége... olyan nagy, hogy a testeket teljesen különböző fajoknak tekinthetnénk. Ez az oka annak, hogy a Talmud azt állítja, hogy a nem zsidók testéhez [szemben a zsidók testével] halachikusan másképp viszonyulnak: "az ő testük hiábavaló".... Még nagyobb különbség van a lélek tekintetében. Két ellentétes lélektípus létezik, a nem zsidó lélek három sátáni szférából származik, míg a zsidó lélek a szentségből. "
A cikk zárszavát nem idézem, de ott van a cikkben.
Alapvetően a zsidó vallás és kultúrkör soha nem lépett tovább attól a primitív, suttyó ókori törzsi mentalitástól, hogy az én törzsem a legjobb és nekünk minden megengedett, mindenki más pedig alsóbbrendű ellenség akivel szemben bármi megengedett, együtműködés és a béke is csak pillanatnyi érdekből, szükségből lehetséges.
Ez az ókorban még elment mert mindenki ezt csinálta / gondolta, csak azóta változott kicsit a világ és a mentalitás a hosszú távú együttműködés előnyei kialakítottak egy működőképes modus vivendit és a hozzá tartozó erkölcsi - gyakorlati szabályrendszert. És nem, nem azért mert valami eredendő felsőbbrendűség lett volna, csak a civilizált népek előbb utobb rájöttek, hogy egymas folytonos gyilkolászása több kárt hoz, mint hasznot.
Ebből a fejlődéstörténetből viszont a zsidóság maga kimaradt, hiszen sosem volt önálló hatalmi tényező, az apró diaszpórák pedig bennragadtak az én törzsem - te törzsed mentalitásban, semmit nem fejlődve tovább. Viszont ezzel a fajta mentalitással szemben teljesen lehetetlen a harmonikus együttélés a modern világban, hiszen automatikusan, folyamatosan generálja a konfliktust, aminek az erőviszonyok miatt végül mindig ugyanaz volt a végkimenetele, ők pedig folyamatosan újra(de)generálják maguknak.
Elég megnézni Izraelt. Azzal, hogy önálló államot kaptak, ez a fajta mentalitás csak rosszabb és még belterjesebb lett.
Hogy kopogna be hozzá egy Shahed...
t.me
Geopolitics Live
During a visit to Israel, Nikki Haley, former US Ambassador to the UN, left an inscription on the 155mm high explosive projectile. Haley wrote, "Finish them," referring to the Palestinian Hamas movement. US pro-Palestinian activists called Haley's act disgusting evidence of moral decay. Boost...
t.me
Ha Izraelnek van atom fegyvere, akkor az iráni miért borítaná a Közel-Kelet egyensúlyát. Lehet, hogy ezzel lenne pontosan egyensúly, amit Izrael/USA természetesen nem akar. Azért arra kíváncsi lennék, hogy a nagy okosok szerint a Lengyelországban lévő ellenrakéta rendszer hogyan védené Nyugat Európát az iráni nukleáris fejes rakétáktól?
Russian Head
When the chief prosecutor of the ICC announced he was seeking arrest warrants against Israeli and Hamas leaders, he issued a cryptic warning: “I insist that all attempts to impede, intimidate or improperly influence the officials of this court must cease immediately.” Karim Khan did not...
t.me
Kicsit eltévedt...
t.me
Nagy kópé ez a Moszat Moszatovics.
t.me
Ok-okozat
t.me
Önvédelem? Ez lenne?
t.me
Az internet sebességére és a kantinra itt nincs panasz.
t.me
Gyanítom, a palesztinok magukat bombázták, vagy megkérték Iránt...
t.me
Fearless John - @European_dissident
◾An Israeli commander brought a copy of the Torah, invoking religious verses to claim the land of Gaza, and vowed to continue the genocide. ◾Yehuda Weitzman, assistant commander in the second battalion, published a video while holding the Torah within the devastated Jabalia refugee camp in...
t.me
Fearless John - @European_dissident
◾The former head of the Mossad, Israel’s foreign intelligence agency, allegedly threatened a chief prosecutor of the international criminal court in a series of secret meetings in which he tried to pressure her into abandoning a war crimes investigation, the Guardian can reveal. ◾Follow...
t.me
Fearless John - @European_dissident
Why has Israel been trying to drag Hezbollah into total war since October? Since the morning of October 8, Hezbollah entered the battle strictly as a supporting front to Gaza; this has been stated in almost every speech of secretary general Nasrallah Beginning with targeting spying technology...
t.me
Fearless John - @European_dissident
◾Testimony about the discovery of mass graves in the Nasser Medical Complex in the city of Khan Yunis. Some bodies were discovered with their hands and feet bound. ◾Follow: https://t.me/European_dissident
t.me
Fearless John - @European_dissident
⬛️ Leaked photos of Palestinian prisoners in horrible conditions Locked in cages, blindfolded at all times, tortured and deprived of all rights... More leaked photos and reports reportedly show Palestinian prisoners' suffering in Zionist dungeons
t.me
Fearless John - @European_dissident
All they do is lying: "The #Israeli government spokesperson denies that there were any tents in the area #Israel bombed on Sunday." @MostMoralArmy
t.me
Egeszen elkepeszto az a pofatlansag, amilyen konnyeden es gatlastalanul hazudoznak a cionistak a meszarlasaikrol...
Palestinians say Israeli aircraft dropped seven 900kg (2,000-pound) bombs on tents of displaced Palestinians near United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees warehouses of Rafah, Gaza, on May 26, 2024. / Photo: AA
Israel continues to alter its account of the Rafah massacre with inconsistent narratives amid escalating global outrage over Tel Aviv's bombing of displaced Palestinian tents on May 26, that left at least 45 people dead and wounded 250 others.
The pictures and videos of dismembered and charred bodies, some of them belonging to babies and minors, have raised an international outcry as tens of thousands of people took to streets in global cities to protest.
Asked to investigate itself by its allies US and Germany, Israel has presented various interpretations of its carnage.
The Israeli occupation forces initially claimed to have conducted "precision strikes" using "precision munitions" based on "accurate intelligence" to target two Hamas members in the area, where displaced Palestinians were seeking refuge.
"The attack was carried out in the Tal al Sultan area in the northwest of Rafah and based on accurate intelligence," Israeli military claimed.
After it turned out that the Israeli bombs burned Palestinian civilians alive and slashed many children into pieces, sparking global outrage, hawkish Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began to twist the Israeli version of the story, saying the bombing was a "tragic mistake."
"Despite our best efforts not to harm those not involved, unfortunately, a tragic error happened last night. We are investigating the case," he stated.
Israel's top military prosecutor, Major General Yifat Tomer, subsequently described the attack on Palestinian civilians as "very grave," adding that the "details of the incident are still under investigation."
On the third day of the massacre, Israel's new narrative emerged. This version sought to shift blame onto Palestinians for their own deaths at the location that Israel had designated as a "humanitarian area."
Tel Aviv now claims the civilian casualties in makeshift shelters resulted from secondary explosion caused by its strike on Hamas operatives.
Israel's army spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, said: "[We used] the smallest munition we can put on our planes. Our munition alone would not have ignited a fire of this size. Something else ignited the fire."
'We pulled out children who were in pieces'
Palestinian authorities have stood by their account. They say Israel dropped seven bombs, as well as missiles, on the displacement camp, days after the UN's top court, the International Court of Justice, ordered Netanyahu's regime to halt its attacks on Gaza.
Witnesses told TRT World and other media outlets that when the US-made bombs exploded in the congested tent city, it was inevitable for the plastic canopies to escape fire, which spread quickly, burning alive many trapped Palestinians.
Emergency doctors on the ground also described the carnage — in which babies sleeping in their beds were torn apart, with mangled torsos left in their wake — as one of the most horrific massacres witnessed in Gaza.
Mohammed Abuassa, who rushed to the scene, said rescuers "pulled out people who were in an unbearable state."
"We pulled out children who were in pieces. We pulled out young and elderly people. The fire in the camp was unreal," he said.
Gaza officials said the victims included at least 12 women, eight children and three older adults, with another three bodies burned beyond recognition.
Boeing-made bombs used to kill Palestinians?
Israel has killed more than 36,000 Palestinians — 72 percent of them babies, children, and women — and wounded over 81,000 in its 235-day war on Gaza. Around 10,000 people are feared buried under the debris of bombed buildings.
Rafah, the southernmost Gaza city on the border with Egypt, had housed more than a million people — about half of Gaza's population — displaced from other parts of the territory.
Most have fled once again since Israel launched its invasion earlier this month. Hundreds of thousands are packed into squalid tent camps in and around the city.
While the Israeli military has pledged to investigate into its own actions, it has found little or no takers with many considering the attempts nothing but a brazen attempt to obscure the truth in the face of growing global outrage.
The munition in question appears to carry a lethal impact, as indicated by media reports.
Al Jazeera’s Sanad Verification Agency managed to obtain images of fragments believed to be from the weaponry used in the attack.
The photos show the tail of a GBU-39/B bomb, manufactured by Boeing. The GBU-39/B includes a jet engine from the M26 unguided missile, the agency said.
According to international laws of armed conflict, any military action posing a significant risk to civilian life must be heavily justified.
The Netanyahu regime's stance — that Rafah is Hamas' last remaining base of operations — appears to many as a pretext to continue the war in Gaza for political gains.
As the global outcry intensifies, pressure is mounting on Israel to provide a credible explanation of the Rafah massacre. So far Israel has put forth numerous accounts of its carnage — all in layers of ambiguity.
Israel keeps changing storyline on Rafah massacre as global fury mounts
Israel's fluctuating narrative regarding the bombing of Tal al Sultan camp for internally displaced Palestinians on May 26 — killing at least 45 people and wounding more than 250 — finds few takers and is fuelling skepticism worldwide.
Palestinians say Israeli aircraft dropped seven 900kg (2,000-pound) bombs on tents of displaced Palestinians near United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees warehouses of Rafah, Gaza, on May 26, 2024. / Photo: AA
Israel continues to alter its account of the Rafah massacre with inconsistent narratives amid escalating global outrage over Tel Aviv's bombing of displaced Palestinian tents on May 26, that left at least 45 people dead and wounded 250 others.
The pictures and videos of dismembered and charred bodies, some of them belonging to babies and minors, have raised an international outcry as tens of thousands of people took to streets in global cities to protest.
Asked to investigate itself by its allies US and Germany, Israel has presented various interpretations of its carnage.
The Israeli occupation forces initially claimed to have conducted "precision strikes" using "precision munitions" based on "accurate intelligence" to target two Hamas members in the area, where displaced Palestinians were seeking refuge.
"The attack was carried out in the Tal al Sultan area in the northwest of Rafah and based on accurate intelligence," Israeli military claimed.
After it turned out that the Israeli bombs burned Palestinian civilians alive and slashed many children into pieces, sparking global outrage, hawkish Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began to twist the Israeli version of the story, saying the bombing was a "tragic mistake."
"Despite our best efforts not to harm those not involved, unfortunately, a tragic error happened last night. We are investigating the case," he stated.
Israel's top military prosecutor, Major General Yifat Tomer, subsequently described the attack on Palestinian civilians as "very grave," adding that the "details of the incident are still under investigation."
On the third day of the massacre, Israel's new narrative emerged. This version sought to shift blame onto Palestinians for their own deaths at the location that Israel had designated as a "humanitarian area."
Tel Aviv now claims the civilian casualties in makeshift shelters resulted from secondary explosion caused by its strike on Hamas operatives.
Israel's army spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, said: "[We used] the smallest munition we can put on our planes. Our munition alone would not have ignited a fire of this size. Something else ignited the fire."
'We pulled out children who were in pieces'
Palestinian authorities have stood by their account. They say Israel dropped seven bombs, as well as missiles, on the displacement camp, days after the UN's top court, the International Court of Justice, ordered Netanyahu's regime to halt its attacks on Gaza.
Witnesses told TRT World and other media outlets that when the US-made bombs exploded in the congested tent city, it was inevitable for the plastic canopies to escape fire, which spread quickly, burning alive many trapped Palestinians.
Emergency doctors on the ground also described the carnage — in which babies sleeping in their beds were torn apart, with mangled torsos left in their wake — as one of the most horrific massacres witnessed in Gaza.
Mohammed Abuassa, who rushed to the scene, said rescuers "pulled out people who were in an unbearable state."
"We pulled out children who were in pieces. We pulled out young and elderly people. The fire in the camp was unreal," he said.
Gaza officials said the victims included at least 12 women, eight children and three older adults, with another three bodies burned beyond recognition.
Boeing-made bombs used to kill Palestinians?
Israel has killed more than 36,000 Palestinians — 72 percent of them babies, children, and women — and wounded over 81,000 in its 235-day war on Gaza. Around 10,000 people are feared buried under the debris of bombed buildings.
Rafah, the southernmost Gaza city on the border with Egypt, had housed more than a million people — about half of Gaza's population — displaced from other parts of the territory.
Most have fled once again since Israel launched its invasion earlier this month. Hundreds of thousands are packed into squalid tent camps in and around the city.
While the Israeli military has pledged to investigate into its own actions, it has found little or no takers with many considering the attempts nothing but a brazen attempt to obscure the truth in the face of growing global outrage.
The munition in question appears to carry a lethal impact, as indicated by media reports.
Al Jazeera’s Sanad Verification Agency managed to obtain images of fragments believed to be from the weaponry used in the attack.
The photos show the tail of a GBU-39/B bomb, manufactured by Boeing. The GBU-39/B includes a jet engine from the M26 unguided missile, the agency said.
According to international laws of armed conflict, any military action posing a significant risk to civilian life must be heavily justified.
The Netanyahu regime's stance — that Rafah is Hamas' last remaining base of operations — appears to many as a pretext to continue the war in Gaza for political gains.
As the global outcry intensifies, pressure is mounting on Israel to provide a credible explanation of the Rafah massacre. So far Israel has put forth numerous accounts of its carnage — all in layers of ambiguity.
Pontosan, ahhoz legalább egy Amerikai polgárháború 2.0 kellene aminek a végső pillanata az amikor egy csapat állig felfegyverzett redneck texasi farmer gyerek kitűzi a konföderációs zászlót a Kapitólium romjaira...na innen lehetne tiszta lappal indulni.
Bezzeg a kóser kórus most szabbatot tart...Egeszen elkepeszto az a pofatlansag, amilyen konnyeden es gatlastalanul hazudoznak a cionistak a meszarlasaikrol...
Israel keeps changing storyline on Rafah massacre as global fury mounts
Israel's fluctuating narrative regarding the bombing of Tal al Sultan camp for internally displaced Palestinians on May 26 — killing at least 45 people and wounding more than 250 — finds few takers and is fuelling skepticism worldwide.
Palestinians say Israeli aircraft dropped seven 900kg (2,000-pound) bombs on tents of displaced Palestinians near United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees warehouses of Rafah, Gaza, on May 26, 2024. / Photo: AA
Israel continues to alter its account of the Rafah massacre with inconsistent narratives amid escalating global outrage over Tel Aviv's bombing of displaced Palestinian tents on May 26, that left at least 45 people dead and wounded 250 others.
The pictures and videos of dismembered and charred bodies, some of them belonging to babies and minors, have raised an international outcry as tens of thousands of people took to streets in global cities to protest.
Asked to investigate itself by its allies US and Germany, Israel has presented various interpretations of its carnage.
The Israeli occupation forces initially claimed to have conducted "precision strikes" using "precision munitions" based on "accurate intelligence" to target two Hamas members in the area, where displaced Palestinians were seeking refuge.
"The attack was carried out in the Tal al Sultan area in the northwest of Rafah and based on accurate intelligence," Israeli military claimed.
After it turned out that the Israeli bombs burned Palestinian civilians alive and slashed many children into pieces, sparking global outrage, hawkish Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began to twist the Israeli version of the story, saying the bombing was a "tragic mistake."
"Despite our best efforts not to harm those not involved, unfortunately, a tragic error happened last night. We are investigating the case," he stated.
Israel's top military prosecutor, Major General Yifat Tomer, subsequently described the attack on Palestinian civilians as "very grave," adding that the "details of the incident are still under investigation."
On the third day of the massacre, Israel's new narrative emerged. This version sought to shift blame onto Palestinians for their own deaths at the location that Israel had designated as a "humanitarian area."
Tel Aviv now claims the civilian casualties in makeshift shelters resulted from secondary explosion caused by its strike on Hamas operatives.
Israel's army spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, said: "[We used] the smallest munition we can put on our planes. Our munition alone would not have ignited a fire of this size. Something else ignited the fire."
'We pulled out children who were in pieces'
Palestinian authorities have stood by their account. They say Israel dropped seven bombs, as well as missiles, on the displacement camp, days after the UN's top court, the International Court of Justice, ordered Netanyahu's regime to halt its attacks on Gaza.
Witnesses told TRT World and other media outlets that when the US-made bombs exploded in the congested tent city, it was inevitable for the plastic canopies to escape fire, which spread quickly, burning alive many trapped Palestinians.
Emergency doctors on the ground also described the carnage — in which babies sleeping in their beds were torn apart, with mangled torsos left in their wake — as one of the most horrific massacres witnessed in Gaza.
Mohammed Abuassa, who rushed to the scene, said rescuers "pulled out people who were in an unbearable state."
"We pulled out children who were in pieces. We pulled out young and elderly people. The fire in the camp was unreal," he said.
Gaza officials said the victims included at least 12 women, eight children and three older adults, with another three bodies burned beyond recognition.
Boeing-made bombs used to kill Palestinians?
Israel has killed more than 36,000 Palestinians — 72 percent of them babies, children, and women — and wounded over 81,000 in its 235-day war on Gaza. Around 10,000 people are feared buried under the debris of bombed buildings.
Rafah, the southernmost Gaza city on the border with Egypt, had housed more than a million people — about half of Gaza's population — displaced from other parts of the territory.
Most have fled once again since Israel launched its invasion earlier this month. Hundreds of thousands are packed into squalid tent camps in and around the city.
While the Israeli military has pledged to investigate into its own actions, it has found little or no takers with many considering the attempts nothing but a brazen attempt to obscure the truth in the face of growing global outrage.
The munition in question appears to carry a lethal impact, as indicated by media reports.
Al Jazeera’s Sanad Verification Agency managed to obtain images of fragments believed to be from the weaponry used in the attack.
The photos show the tail of a GBU-39/B bomb, manufactured by Boeing. The GBU-39/B includes a jet engine from the M26 unguided missile, the agency said.
According to international laws of armed conflict, any military action posing a significant risk to civilian life must be heavily justified.
The Netanyahu regime's stance — that Rafah is Hamas' last remaining base of operations — appears to many as a pretext to continue the war in Gaza for political gains.
As the global outcry intensifies, pressure is mounting on Israel to provide a credible explanation of the Rafah massacre. So far Israel has put forth numerous accounts of its carnage — all in layers of ambiguity.
Nekik nem volt Mazel Tov...
Fotros Resistance (AryJeay)
Al-Mayadeen correspondent: Israeli quadcopter drones have opened fire in the vicinity of the Emirati field hospital, west of Rafah.
t.me
Fotros Resistance (AryJeay)
BREAKING: Zionist channels speak about a very “difficult” security incident in Rafah. IOF helicopters are seen transporting dead & wounded israeli soldiers from the Gaza Strip to Soroka hospital. Preliminary reports suggest that a zionist force was lured into a booby-trapped building before it...
t.me
Fotros Resistance (AryJeay)
Al-Qassam announces the BIG operation: Yesterday, Al-Qassam successfully carried out a complex operation by luring an IOF force into an ambush near Al-Shawka School, east of Rafah city, and detonated an explosive device, killing 4 israeli terrorists and injuring several others. As the rescue...
t.me
Izrael-ügyben mondjuk pont nem változna akkor sem semmi, mivel a redneckek nagy része az ilyen John Hagee típusú kereszténycionista prédikátorok befolyása alatt áll.
The Extreme Hyper-Ethnocentrism of Jews on Display in Israeli attitudes toward the Gaza War – The Occidental Observer
Nem kell tehát meglepődnünk azon, hogy nagyon sok zsidó úgy tekint a palesztinokra, mint akiknek nincs erkölcsi értékük. A szó szoros értelmében nem embernek tekintik őket, ahogyan azt a kiemelkedő lubavicsi Rebbe Schneerson is megjegyezte:
" Nincs olyan esetünk, amikor egy ember mélyrehatóan megváltozik, és pusztán egy magasabb szinten van. Inkább egy olyan esettel van dolgunk, amikor... egy teljesen más faj..... A zsidó ember teste teljesen más minőségű, mint a világ összes nemzetének [tagjainak] teste.... A [test] belső minőségének a különbsége... olyan nagy, hogy a testeket teljesen különböző fajoknak tekinthetnénk. Ez az oka annak, hogy a Talmud azt állítja, hogy a nem zsidók testéhez [szemben a zsidók testével] halachikusan másképp viszonyulnak: "az ő testük hiábavaló".... Még nagyobb különbség van a lélek tekintetében. Két ellentétes lélektípus létezik, a nem zsidó lélek három sátáni szférából származik, míg a zsidó lélek a szentségből. "
A cikk zárszavát nem idézem, de ott van a cikkben.
Az ortodoxok mind idiotak szerintem, es a lubavicsiek meg koztuk is egy extrem elmebeteg tarsasag. Ezt a gnom inbred Schneersont meg raadasul az uj Messiasnak tartjak, miota meghalt.
Why Rabbi Schneerson Was Good For Jews But Bad For Biographers
Rebbe: The Life and Teachings of Menachem M. Schneerson, the Most Influential Rabbi in Modern History By Joseph Telushkin HarperWave, 640 pages, $29.99 My Rebbe By Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz Maggid, 250 pages, $24.95 At the end of time, when climate change or an asteroid or the Messiah’s...
forward.com
Itt az eredeti Harvard paper, amire a fenti cikk is hivatkozik; ha nincs RG accountod szolj, es lehuzom:
Abstract: The world's major religions espouse a moral code that includes injunctions against
murder, theft, and lying — or so conventional 19th- and 20th-century Western wisdom would have it. Evidence put forth here argues that this convention is a conceit which does not apply to the West's own religious foundations. In particular, rules against murder, theft, and lying codified by the Ten Commandments were intended to apply only within a cooperating group for the purpose of enabling that group to compete successfully against other groups. In addition, this in-group morality has functioned, both historically and by express intent, to create adverse circumstances between groups by actively promoting murder, theft, and lying as tools of competition. Contemporary efforts to present Judeo-Christian in-group morality as universal morality defy the plain meaning of the texts upon which Judaism and Christianity are based. Accordingly, that effort is ultimately hopeless.
Author's note: I thank Noam Chomsky for nine years of insightful correspondence about issues
raised in this essay, Richard Alexander, Napoleon Chagnon, Lalla Dawkins, Richard Dawkins,
William Irons, Kevin MacDonald, Frank Miele, Robert Trivers, William Zimmerman, and Matt
Ridley for steadfast encouragement and sage advice. Any errors of fact or interpretation are mine, and all criticisms, accusations, and assignations of bad karma that might be inspired by this work should be directed exclusively at me.
© 1995/2007 John Hartung, Ph.D. First published in SKEPTIC 3:4 pp 86-99, 1995 and 4:1 pp 24-31, 1996. Ever a work in progress, corrections and updates to the text and references are always welcome — please forward to [email protected]
En gyakorlo katolikuskent regota megkerdojelezem a zsido 'osi moral' es a modern katolikus-kereszteny erkolcs kapcsolatat - szamomra sosem volt ketseges, hogy egyaltalan nem egyikbol fejlodott a masik, hanem sokkal inkabb a judaizmus gumierkolcse es korrupt-egocentrikus-torzsi rendszere ellen jott a keresztenyseg.
Ezt persze a Holocaust ota senki vallasos oldalrol nem meri nyiltan leirni, igy csakis a vilagi avagy ateista kutatasban bizhatunk, lasd ezt a harvardos dolgozatot.
Új határok?
t.me
A 7 hónap mérlege
t.me
Middle East Spectator – MES
Western Media are frustrated: 'Israel's new Northern border' Over 60.000 Israelis have been displaced in the North since Hezbollah enacted its zone of fire. @Middle_East_Spectator
t.me
Middle East Spectator – MES
— Over 7 months into the war, and Israel has accomplished none of its objectives: - Dozens of Israeli hostages are still held in Gaza by Hamas. In fact, new hostages are being taken. - Hundreds of Israeli soldiers have been killed, and thousands have been injured. - Hezbollah launches...
t.me
Dehogy. Carterig az egész cionista vonal csak egy volt a sok elmeroggyant politikai irányzat közül, nem volt nagyon befolyásuk Carterre:
Fearless John - @European_dissident
Frontline footage! Watch Hezbollah fighters come only dozens of meters away from Ramia military base and shower it with all kinds of rockets before they retreat untouched, taking us on a POV journey through the south Lebanese frontline Clear message to the Zionist state: We could enter if we...
t.me
Nemhogy nem változna inkább "durvulna" és teljesen szabad kezet kapnak Izrael.Sőt még ők is"beszállnanak" a buliba.
Hahaha, mit rohognek, meg veszitenenek is a teruletukbol a vegen...Új határok?
A 7 hónap mérlegeMiddle East Spectator – MES
Western Media are frustrated: 'Israel's new Northern border' Over 60.000 Israelis have been displaced in the North since Hezbollah enacted its zone of fire. @Middle_East_Spectator
Middle East Spectator – MES
— Over 7 months into the war, and Israel has accomplished none of its objectives: - Dozens of Israeli hostages are still held in Gaza by Hamas. In fact, new hostages are being taken. - Hundreds of Israeli soldiers have been killed, and thousands have been injured. - Hezbollah launches...
1621 GMT — Unprecedented surge in conscription refusals amid Gaza war: Israeli group
An Israeli left-wing movement has reported an unprecedented rise in the number of Israelis refusing to serve in the military amid the ongoing war in Gaza.
The Israeli military imposes imprisonment on those who refuse conscription.
The Yesh Gvul (There is a Limit) group shared a statement on X featuring testimony from Sophia Or, one of the Israelis refusing military service.
"I am ready to continue paying the price and sit in prison if it prevents the dehumanization from going on in complete silence. I must read, even from prison: they are human! (Palestinians)," said Or, who has served a prison sentence for refusing military service.
"There is a huge difference between an army that carries out justified missions…and an army (the Israeli military) whose entire activity is full of injustices," she added.