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1 Nyet  Feb 27, 2015 1:42:25pm

There’s hardly a religion free from radicals.

2 The War TARDIS  Feb 27, 2015 4:25:35pm

This is why I can’t support Israel. The Israeli police looks the other way when this happens, and punishments are light.

3 electrotek  Feb 27, 2015 5:44:44pm

When’s the last time you see the usual blowhards express outrage over Hindu fundamentalists torching churches and forcing Christians to convert to Hinduism in India lately?

If they won’t condemn Hindus because their hatred of Muslims trumps the concern of Indian Christians, then no way they would ever condemn these acts even if you confront them in person about it.

4 subterraneanhomesickalien  Feb 28, 2015 1:30:36am

Those settlement compounds really are little fundamentalist shit bag factories aren’t they?

And it seems like all of them are foreign born doesn’t it?

Their usually American or Russian, but not native born Jews.

Is this the first time in the history of the Jews as a people where this kind of fundamentalism actually had a chance to take root?

It seems like for most their history Jews have always been minorities in a population that for the most part outright loathes them, so they always made up for it by trying to assimilate into the culture as much as possible.

Now that Jews are an actual majority population in their own state, the conditions are finally right for a full blast radical fundamentalist movement to metastasize., since their is no sense of cultural anxiety to conform to the will of the majority. Now their is an outright will to isolate oneself from the majority, which has a lot to do with Israels very liberal cultural evolution over the course of the last fifty or sixty years, I would think.

I mean I met several Israeli women when I was in college and I didn’t even have to lie to them to have sex with me.

5 team_fukit  Feb 28, 2015 11:09:22am

Haredi only make up about 10% of the Israeli population, the rest of Israeli Jews (about 65% of the total) are considered mainstream. Haredi numbers will grow because the Israeli state subsidizes maternity and they have Duggar-style families, but most other Jews in Israel hate Haredi too. It’s really that the state has gone hard-line and allowed leaders like Bibi and Sharon to define the game. Israel is desperate to get as many Jews as possible there, no matter what sort, so it looks the other way from attacks like the price tags. Most Israelis are secular types who don’t support this stuff, as reflected in Haaretz’s reporting


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