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Ari's Thoughts |
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 A great Rabbi of the Old City made an observation about a major global “act of G-d” that left me wondering how I could have been so blind not to have seen it myself. Right after Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Memorial Day), half of Europe was comprehensively blanketed under clouds and layers of black ashes. I saw this cataclysmic natural phenomena play out, but for some reason I didn’t have the presence of mind to seek a deeper understanding or try to decipher what the divine message encoded in this event may be.
It doesn’t take a detective to see the historical irony in the same continent that either perpetrated, or was complicit, in turning six million Jews into ashes the J..... |
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Jeremy's Thoughts |
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 Just a few days ago former president Bill Clinton declared that had Yitzchak Rabin “not lost his life on that terrible November night, within three years we would have had a comprehensive agreement for peace in the Middle East." Not only would there be peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians but peace would’ve reigned throughout the entire Middle East!
When analyzing his statement, two major issues must be noted.
First, one would conclude that Israel is at fault for missiles being shot on Ashkelon and Sederot, not to mention the cities being bombarded every once in a while in the North. It is Israel’s fault that the Palestinian people democratically elected the Hamas as ..... |
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