Book of Jeremiah
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It' difficult to understand how any patriotic red blooded American who loves freedom and democracy can support a fascist apartheid country like Israel?? ...![]()
Is that the railroad entering Auschwitz death camp on your avatar, Sunni Man? If so, it could be that is why you do not understand why Americans support Israel. You see, Sunni Man, Israel was birthed out of the ovens of Auschwitz.
I know a precious Jewish woman who survived the death camp, Auschwitz, although her family did not survive it. She told me something once that has never left me. She told me that she had never hated a single person in her entire life. Imagine it. This woman who had suffered beyond what most humans could ever suffer could honestly say she never hated another human. What beauty I saw in that womans soul. I knew immediately she had spoken the truth. What kept her heart from hatred? Only God. It takes God to love and to take pity upon our enemies.
Hatred is a most terrible disease of the heart. What misery it brings to itself and those around them. I am so thankful it never defiled my friends heart. She is most precious to me.
Well then she wasn't in a "death camp" was she? What did the Doctor die from, typhus, TB, starvation, Malaria?
Yes. She was in a death camp. That is what we call places like Auschwitz, Penelope. Death camps. You know why? Because the Jews were put to death there.
It is important to say, Israel was birthed out of the ovens of Auschwitz.
The price was so great, so enormous, that it cannot be counted - this is why the Jews are "Never going to forget", Why the Christians who stand with the Jews are "Never going to forget", why all good Americans who love their freedom and the values we share with Jews and with our ally Israel, are "never going to forget" and together we shall stand til' death do we part.
In other words, Penelope, Israel is there to stay and anyone who does not think so has yet to realize the price she paid to be brought back in 1948.
Thanks for reading, Penelope!