Leaving the Jewish dream

Jewish state is being winded down. Jews shocked the world with valor in 1948, military prowess in 1967, and might in 1973. At that time, Israel reached its highest point – zealous, holding on to Judea, Samaria, and the Sinai, and possessing huge military advantage over the Arab enemies. Those things came to pass.

Sinai, the ultimate protection against Egypt, is lost for a piece of paper with transient peace treaty printed on it. Arabs and Slavs flooded Israel, and together form the majority (among the young) that seeks to abandon Judea and Samaria. Arabs purchase more American weapons than Israel, and the second Islamic country now braces for nuclear bomb.

Arab spirit rebounded. They found they could beat Jews through negotiations rather than war. Israel feebly asks to exchange tracts of Israeli land populated by Arabs for similar tracts of Palestinian land hosting Jewish settlements. Palestinians refuse. They prefer evicting Jewish settlers and keeping Arabs in Israel to breed and soon vote the Jewish state out of existence.
Arab countries ignore Israel’s peace overtures, but could even grant Israel a pretense of peace. They know it’s temporary. Arabs breed in Israel, Jewish leftists push for ethnic-blind state, international community reverts to traditional anti-Semitism, and Arab states grow stronger. Saladin would be superfluous.

States belong to the most determined groups rather than majorities. Jews are neither determined, nor a majority in Israel.

Erick S

Every word is true. It moves me, to read someone who writes the harsh truth like it is.
I am so tired of the false, hypocritical views I encounter in this country on every single day.

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Anton.

Beside the fact that “flooded with Slavs” is noted as something bad, I agree with every word.
It seems that the option of Israeli provoked war, is good.

(explanation about Slavs: I myself is one, and though as many more here, does not consider myself jewish, nor does the state consider me as such, I know few people that are actually as patriotic as those who imigrated from former USSR. I do not consider myself a patriot of Israel as jewish state, but I like the status-quo now, and don’t want to see it switch to the arab side, so Il do what I can to prevent it)

Kelfa

It is true : many jews think like u but don’t have the determination to live according with what they think. Most of us prefer a confortable life made of many compromissions..

melach Adam

Bs”d
It seems like they are heading to a rude awakening, from their delusionary world. It will be shocking, but the inate drive for survival will awaken them again to the dream.
Only becouse it is the Holy one’s will

Luis Ariel Magana

obadiah has been busy, lots of topics good stuff.

Peter

This article is mostly correct, and the subjects it touched made me think that the right should controll this country. I am not a beliver at all, so that dosent concern me (the religion thingie) but as for Israel i believe that a jew (maybe even religious) comunity that make a majority in the country will be the best thing. Democracy has nothing to do with the fact that arabs live in our country, practicly being our hated neighbours that do whatever they want, and the goverment has to do SOMETHING, exept of teaching us to live in harmony with our arab brothers.

Moshe Posner

Sad, Sad, but absolutely true. This is the very best of Danny’s writing–the “Sargent Friday just-the-facts-m’am” approach. It hits home. It hurts so good.

Tal

Jews arent a majority? Are you kidding me? Where do you get your facts from?
I cant believe you say that the Hezbollah is right. They kidnap soldiers, they kill the innocent and for not getting hurt they hide in civillians houses not to get killed. If the citizen allows the Hezbollah into his house, we (Israel) have every right to bomb it to the ground.
You sir, are pathetic.

Danny the Admin

34% of Arabs in 0-9 age group. 19% of Slavs (including those with merely Jewish grand-grandparent). 4% various foreigners.

Hezbollah is right in its own system of goals and axioms. The group employs rational means to its ends. We have different goals and therefore fight Hezbollah but there is no reason to vilify them.