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yechiell:
The Zionists know how to talk tough and to lie and propagandize. But it’s all sheker.The Zionists were the ones who lobbied governments against allowing in Jews during the Holocaust.
Zionism itself, in both its heretical and idolatrous ideology of Zionism as well as its “State” are a direct frontal attack against G-d, the Torah and G-d’s people, the Jews.And their “State” never was and never will be “Jewish” but rather Zionist.
yankel berel:
Did you post the original text here yet?yankel berel:
By your “logic”, it would be incorrect to consider the Nazis as bad because there were varying degrees of Nazis and also many of those who helped Jews.YB:
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? “Even if the whole Mormon Church would be fully chareidi and the Chafetz Chaim would be the PM…”Obviously, that makes no sense.
Zionism is the replacement theology of Judaism, replacing G-d and Torah-based Judaism with idolatrous and godless Zionism, and replacing Jews with Zionists/Hebrews. Therefore, Zionism is shmad, no matter who is its leader. And it is impossible for a Zionist “State” to be chareidi, because that is a total self-contradiction.
chiefshmerel:
Speaking of Occam’s Razor, it’s much simpler to simply take Rabbi Kaplan’s words as authoritative unless you have an equally authoritative and clear source that conflicts – at which point you would compare the two. If you have any authoritative source to that effect, please feel free to post it.Again, the facts are that Jabotinsky’s secularist youth group marched on the Kosel – provocatively against both the British and Arabs – and claimed that the Kosel was their national treasure. When the Mufti complained to Rabbi Kook about that, he told the savage that he cannot distinguish between nationalist fervor and religious fervor (even though the youth group was very much not religious).
As a result of that provocation, the Arabs spread a rumor that their Al Aqsa mosque was being threatened by the Zionists. The savages’ religious leaders inflamed the masses, with the tragic result of the savages murdering the European-looking – but non-Zionist – yeshiva students in the Chevron Yeshiva. And those students had previously lived peacefully among the Arabs, as Rabbi Kaplan testified as well.
AAQ:
Read Min HaMeitzar. Read the history books. They caused it physically/materially, too, not “just” spiritually. And When a Zionist was interviewed decades later if he regretted not using Zionist money to save Jews from the Holocaust, he replied that he did not at all regret it because Zionism is above all else.SQUARE_ROOT:
Not exactly. That would be the Zionist idolaters. Remember that it was their idol that both caused and contributed to the Holocaust by the Third Reich. And, like that Third Reich, that idol wishes to destroy Judaism and, in fact, its very purpose in existing is to replace Judaism with its idolatry. So referring to that idol as the Fourth Reich is actually a step up for that idol.SQUARE_ROOT:
Please stop posting irrelevant silliness. We don’t care about his children’s employment choices.Re: Rav Chaim Vital:
As mentioned, that does not refer to the Three Oaths.See True Torah Jews on their site:
The error here is that Rabbi Chaim Vital was not referring to the Jewish people’s oath not to end the exile with their own actions. He was referring to Hashem’s oath and Hashem’s decree of exile itself. Rabbi Chaim Vital was not the first to speak of this thousand-year limit to exile; it was written hundreds of years earlier in the Zohar Bereishis 117a that the decree of exile was “one day and no more”, as Scripture states, “All the day lonely” (Eichah 1:13). As we know, G-d’s one day is a thousand years (Tehillim 90:4). Rabbi Chaim Vital mentions this Zohar.The Zohar Shemos 17a repeats this same prediction of 1000 years, and then adds, “And if it will be more [than 1000 years] that will not be due to a decree of the King, but because they do not want to repent to Him.” So we see that within 1000 years of the destruction of the Temple, even repentance would not have brought the redemption.
…YB:
When you quote the text here, then we can discuss it. Until then, you can claim whatever you want, of course.ZSK:
The Satmar Rav and others answer that. You can even Google it. But that’s besides the point. It does not refer to the Three Taths.Izobar:
Yes, the Rav Chaim Vital source is indeed false because he is not referring to the Three Oaths.Yaakov Yosef A:
To address both your points, it might take a miracle to clean up the mess the Zionists have made. But they clearly are obligated to do everything they can to at least minimize the damage, including attempting to peacefully dismantle their psuedo-State, not that they care in the slightest about anything other than Zionism.
And that is sad, that the same people who cannot explain the Holocaust are super-quick to “explain” the Zionist “State” as being so wonderful, G-d’s gift and all that nonsense.
The answer, of course, is that Zionism cares about one thing and one thing only: Zionism. The Zionists have stated long ago that they would rather have Zionism without a State than a State without Zionism.
In other words, Zionism is not only idolatrous, heretical and has made tremendous problems for Jews for over a century, Zionism is also simply suicidal.
Somewhat related, a well known Zionist politician’s wife openly stated that she’d rather her child marry an Arab than (liHavdil) marry a chareidi Jew.
That’s why the Zionists, if given the opportunity, would literally commit “national” suicide if it meant shmading the chareidim, which is, in fact, what the Zionists are currently doing, as you pointed out.
yankel berel:
You seem to be confusing Zionist idolatry with, liHavdil, Torah.
The original post did not need to be ruined by your nonsense.As well, the way that Jews can save all other Jews is by learning Torah. But your idol is doing all it can to destroy that protection by shmading all the Jews there and also attempting harder than ever to destroy the Torah there even forcibly taking lomdei Torah away from their homes R”L L”A.
user176:
The Zionist “State” has been the greatest meridah baHashem ever (and Zionism is now now ongoing for over a century, which has shmaded millions of Jews. How exactly do you discard all the Torah about megalgelin zechus al yedai Zakai and all the rest, and claim that these wicked people and their mass rebellion is really doing the work of G-d?This is all hevel uReus ruach, and includes heresy as well, which means that this content does not belong on YWN.
As October 7th amply showed, all the Zionists billions of dollars of defense spending is worth nothing if Hashem wants otherwise. You can throw as many billions of dollars as you can to the Zionists, but the savages still managed to breach in over 100!! places the Zionists’ billion dollar wall around Gaza, and you even had random Arabs come over afterwards from Gaza to loot TVs from the Israeli towns nearby. No Zionist army anywhere in sight, and they obviously had no fear of that army either.
There is only one G-d in the universe and it is only He who determines and grants safety, security and peace, and He certainly neither needs nor wants the Zionist idolaters and heretics to be involved in any way at all, of course, even if He does still allow that idol and its “State” to still continue to exist, at least for this moment.
SQUARE_ROOT:
No, he did not use facts and logic. He made excuses for not quoting the actual text and then proceeded to accuse others of that which he and you and other Zionists are doing.IzoBar:
Rav Chaim Vital is certainly of note, but he was not referring to these oaths. Again, please quote that actual text that you claim applies to the oaths.The Zionists crank out lots of propaganda distortions against the oaths, all for naught, of course.
YYA:
If I misunderstood your post, I apologize, of course.AAQ:
Indeed on topic.
The Zionists caused the Holocaust, and actively and otherwise contributed to it. Yet you’re claiming that the Zionists saved some Jews.
The Zionists also have intentionally shmaded at least three generations of Jews there. That’s millions of people more. Yet you claim that some Jews were saved from assimilation due to the “State”.Bottom line: the world in general, and Jews in particular, would have been incalculably better off had the Zionists never started. Period.
chiefshmerel:
You seem to have missed the part that Rabbi Kaplan lived there and attended that yeshiva in Chevron. You can ignore the reality of the Zionists having caused that, if you choose to do so. But those are the facts.anon1m0us:
A title of Rosh Yeshiva is not very impressive if it applied to an idolatrous heretical Zionist “yeshiva”. Regardless, he is either an idolater or…misguided, shall we say?This has nothing to do with the idolatry and heresy of Zionism.
SQUARE_ROOT:
You seem very confused. Please take this discussion to a competent local orthodox rabbi.AAQ:
As it is, the Zionists SAVED lots of people, you wrote? The Zionists are responsible for death and destruction, physical and spiritual, of millions of Jews since they started over a century ago (including the Holocaust). An arsonist could run over with a fire hose and put out a little bit of the fire that burned down a big building that the arsonist, himself started – to use the Satmar Rav’s mashal.AAQ and YB:
I responded to your mockery of me, if the mods choose to post it.yankel berel:
It’s a shame that you consider the Torah’s view to be minor and anachronistic.
Torah-observant Jews accord the Torah view as the supreme view over liHavdil anything else.@SQUARE_ROOT:
You should really try to read beyond the first few words.Let’s try again, just a few more words this time:
“Nobody of note held the oaths to not be in force. You are stating falsehoods. If you were honest and would quote the original source in context, then at least others would see that you are at least mistaken if not being outright dishonest.”yankel berel:
Of course note. In the real world, you simply misunderstood (or are just lying about) what the Avnei Nezer actually held. Go ahead and quote his full text in its original.AAQ:
No, the Zionists need to pay the price for their own endless wars that they wickedly started against the will of the chareidim already living in E”Y when the Zionists first invaded and the chareidim begged the Zionists to stop causing trouble and to go away.The wicked Zionists should allow the chareidim to work, in “modern society”, rather than forcibly impoverish them until they turn 26 years old; at which point, only then, they can start working.
But the Zionists want them in the army for the reason they don’t allow them to work: because they want to convert them from Judaism to Zionism in their shmad army. And that is a non-starter, of course.
Yaakov Yosef A:
Nope. Hashem designed this world, especially during galus, that we be separate from the nations. “VaAvdil eschem min haAmim liHyos li.”
He also designed Antisemitism as a wake-up call for when Jews get too close to the nations, CH”V. As Rav Chaim Brisker noted, if the Jews don’t make kiddush, then the goyim will make havdala.Zionism is, of course, the ultimate assimilation, and has spread its ideological tentacles worldwide in unprecedented ways. That is what is frightening to a maamin or at least to anyone who thinks he is a maamin.
IzoBar:
The gedolim have written about it, including (but not limited to) Rav Miller’s “A Divine Madness”, though in general much less than one would expect out of sensitivity to Holocaust survivors. But the history is clear. The facts are what they are. It is totally irrelevant what Hitler YM”Sh did or did not consider as a Jew. He was just a Divine “stick”, as Rav Elchonon wrote. In Kovetz Maamarim, Rav Elchonon wrote that the two predominant idols served by Jews then were Nationalism and Socialism. Heaven thus arranged, middah kinegged middah, a deadly combination of those two forces in the form of, of course, the Nationalist Socialist party of Germany of the time, otherwise known, in short, as “Nazi”. Again, the facts are what they are.@SQUARE_ROOT:
Nobody of note held the oaths to not be in force. You are stating falsehoods. If you were honest and would quote the original source in context, then at least others would see that you are at least mistaken if not being outright dishonest.Nobody of note held that the Zionist extreme violations of the oaths in 1948, when they founded their “State” were in any way less severe due to the LoN and UN. (Besides, since when do the Zionists “hold of” the UN? Oh, when it’s convenient for them, of course.) And, in fact, the “State” of “Israel” was most certainly established by lots and lots of force.
Yes, as mentioned, all rabbis (obviously Mizrachi idolaters are not relevant) did indeed hold that oaths are in effect, and it is even more plain to see that the wicked Zionists very much did violate those oaths in founding their “State”, including the war and terror the wicked Zionists waged against the Brits (and the Arabs) in order to get their “State”. It is insulting to people’s intelligence (and not a good reflection on yours) when you deny clear and obvious history.
SQUARE_ROOT:
You seem to be projecting. Please seek assistance about that. Also, please stop copying/pasting Zionist propaganda – and lies and falsehoods – all over these boards. Zionist idolatry and lies are already pervasive without your adding to that.Always_Ask_Questions:
That’s interesting. Zionism is a particularly toxic form of Nationalism. Yet you’re claiming that the wicked Zionists understood the dangers of nationalism and were trying to help, despite that the Zionists are virulent nationalists. And the Zionists were the ones who made the cataclysmic mess for Jews (including the Zionists both causing, and hurting Jews during, the Holocaust) specifically because of their idolatrous Nationalism, because they decided that if Jews converted from Judaism to Nationalism and if Jews would then be “normal” like the gentile nations in having their own land, then they would finally be accepted as goyim by the gentiles. Of course, none of that happened, but the idolaters still believe in their idol and others even defend that idol as being good for the Jews despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Other than the horrors of harugei beithar, which could have been tens of millions or more Jews murdered R”L, depending on how one learns that gemara in Gittin, there has never been anywhere near as much Jewish blood spilled like water R”L at any point in history as there has been since the founding of and continuation of Zionism. You just need to open your eyes to the facts as they are today, too. The Zionists need billions of dollars a year for “security”, which they anyways don’t have. Their billion dollar Gaza wall was breached by some savages in over 100 places!! Only an idolater with far too little awareness of G-d could possibly claim that Zionism has been good for Jews.chiefshmerel:
Nope. You are not being honest. The massacres in Tzfas in the early 1800s had zero to do with the Chevron Massacre. And, as Rav Baruch Kaplan testified – he lived there in Chevron – the Jews in Mandatory Palestine lived in peaceful coexistence with the Arabs – until the wicked Zionists invaded and with the bald Zionist lie of doing so in the name of the Jews.yankel berel:
This is an excellent example of…not my ignorance and it is not at all anachronistic, if one knows the history rather than just believing nonsense Zionist propaganda. The discussion was about how the Jews lived peacefully there prior to the Zionist invasion at the fin de siè·cle. Therefore, the context would indeed have been colonial rule. As well, after the Zionists terrorized and fought the Brits into leaving in 1948, the UN told the Zionists that they intended to start a new mandate, which the Zionists refused and instead declared their “independence” and at the cost of tens of thousands of Jewish lives, because the Zionists care only about Zionism, certainly not Jewish lives. So, as mentioned, that’s what was supposed to happen: the UN would have started a new mandate in 1948.yankel berel:
After SJIK proves to you that what you claim you were taught is heretical nonsense, you just double down and claim there is a “mahloket” on the issue. No, there is not.The clear and undisputed mesorah is that the Oaths are practically applicable and very real. That’s why the “Religious Zionist” scholar idolaters waste so much ink trying pathetically and futilely to work around them: because everyone knows they are a fact, if they care to be honest. Go take the facts to your rabbis and let them explain to you, if that would make you happy.
chiefshmerel:
I don’t recall seeing this question before, so I don’t know why it has lately become very fashionable for Zionists here to claim that I have “never answered” and the like.Rabbi Kaplan was there and, of course, was right. No, it wasn’t because a group asked for permission to use a mechitza. It was because the wicked Zionists (not religious at all, too) marched at the Kosel claiming it was a “national” symbol, at which point the Muslims thought that their Al Aqsa mosque was in danger from these Zionists. When the Mufti came to Rabbi Kook to complain, instead of decrying the wicked Zionists as the baryonim that they were, and reassuring him that Jews simply wanted to live there in peace and that the Zionists do not represent Jews – instead of the truth – Rabbi Kook stated that he could not distinguish between religious and national feelings, so he would not condemn these Zionists for the blatant and totally unneeded provocation they made – that’s even though these Zionists were atheists, so, even if you graft nationalism unto the Torah as he did, it would still be very easy to distinguish between nationalism and religion since those particular Zionists were not at all religious.
Chaim87:
“It’s not kefira to say that a holy tzadik held Zionism is a haschalta degula and I hold of it. No he need not be the leading gadol”Yes, that certainly is kefirah, no matter which stories you tell, because the facts remain that the founding of the Zionist “State” was, as the Brisker Rav put it, “the greatest triumph of the satan since the cheit heEigel” and that claiming that this mass rebellion against G-d is the beginning of the redemption is a total mockery of the Torah, on its face. By now, it’s even more silly to claim that, because Zionism has been around for over a century by now, so if their “State” was really supposed to be the start of the redemption, then the redemption should have happened long, long ago.
Back then, in the stories you keep mentioning, even if there were some people who didn’t know the Torah’s rules and, back then, were fooled into thinking the impossible that this extreme rebellion against G-d (Zionism and its “State”) was somehow the beginning of the redemption, still, that mistake could have been made only in 1948 or perhaps a year or two later. To make that claim now is simply silly, as mentioned.
By that “logic”, the Gr”a’s students moving to E”Y was the aschalta diGeulah. Or, more likely, everyone knows that we just follow the Torah’s rules and understand that an extreme rebellion against G-d (meaning, Zionism and its “State”) is exactly that – a rebellion against G-d – and obviously not the beginning of the redemption. Rav Elchonon Wasserman HY”D already noted that Zionism and its State were obviously not the aschalta diGeula, as did all the rest as well.
IzoBar:
You are ignoring the reality that the Jews did indeed live in peace with the Arabs prior to the Zionist invasion over a century ago and, yes, it is exactly Zionism that is the reason for the forever wars there that the Zionists caused.@Yankel Berel:
Nope. Nobody stated “wholesale slaughter”, R”L L”A. You made that up.
And, no, the Steipler (not in KA and not anywhere else) did not permit maintaining the “State” once it was founded – just voting in its internal elections – and, yes, it was Rabbi Schachter who promulgated that “misunderstanding”.Nobody asked the Zionists to invade and make the cataclysmic mess that they did. In fact, the Jews there begged the Zionists not to invade and to leave once they did. How the mess will be cleaned up is something that only G-d knows. But the closest solution seems to be what I posted. If it’s not “airtight” enough for you, you can blame that on the wicked Zionists who have caused terrible trouble for Jews for over a century and got their Zionist paradise into what it is today.
Only a fool can continue to claim that the oaths are not binding, ignoring history and thousands of years of psak, without bringing the original text of even one source that they claim states otherwise.
yankel berel
That was a rather inaccurate summary. Wow.The facts are that the Zionist army is shmad. Period. Hypotheticals of what if the “State” would be haredi instead of Zionist are just that: hypothetical (and impossible, as per the oaths, but that’s almost besides the point).
As well, the choice is not a binary at all. They can simply pick up and leave. Or, they can defend themselves without the framework of the Zionist shmad army at all. “Wholesale slaughter” is a straw-man argument by you.
It is Zionism that bothers the gentiles, not Judaism. The gentiles know the dirty secret that the Zionists are invaders who represent only themselves and not Jews, even if they publicly play along that the Zionist paradise is “Jewish”. They don’t see Jews as Nazis, but rather the Zionists, again, of course. Et al.
The “MO” Rabbi surely knows that while Israel did not exist during the Holocaust, Zionism most certainly did – and the Zionists were provoking, fighting and terrorizing both the British and Arabs before, during and after that Holocaust – in addition to lobbying governments against allowing in Jews to their lands to escape the Zionist-caused Holocaust, despite world governments offering to take in Jews to save their lives. Therefore, his argument of “It is not the existence of Israel [that causes them to hate], because as the Holocaust reminds us, they also hated us when there was no Israel.” is fallacious even if, at best, it is technically true that the Zionist “State” did not formally exist until 1948.
Zionism is not Judaism: never was and never will be.
yankel berel:
You are the one making things up and ignoring poskim.The IDF (and Zionism) is shmad. Period. End of story. It’s like an apple or pear is a fruit. Period. That is what it is.
No, of course, it is not permitted for any Jew to join that shmad army. Obviously not.
You can summarize the Zionist army as a massive force of shmad and all three of the gimmel chamuros – all yehareig viAl yaavor – that might happen to also save some Jewish lives and also causes problems for Jews worldwide and even more locally there, especially being under the command of Zionist heretics, etc.
Regarding the oaths applying to the Zionists and their army, the Zionists should never have started their mass rebellion and destruction, and should have gone (and presumably still could go) to the nations and figure out a way for the nations to take over in a way that protects all the Jews there. But that’s irrelevant anyways, because the Zionists hate the Torah and Judaism and care only about Zionism, not Torah and Jews. Their army is their mess, not for Jews.
The oaths have been brought down as halachically applicable/practical by numerous poskim throughout the ages, and have had historical impact, as we have seen from Chazal and history. Just the fact that “Religious Zionist” scholars attempt to disprove their applicability with the nonsense they have churned out, some of which has been seen on these boards, tells you that the oaths are indeed very real – or else the Zionist idolaters wouldn’t bother trying to find arguments to negate them.
@yankel berel:
I asked for the original text, not your take on it.
The oaths are obviously fully in force/practical, as brought by numerous poskim and as seen throughout the ages, and as seen by the pathetic Zionist nonsense attempts by even their great scholars to argue against the oaths since it conflicts with their Zionist idol.
Vatranus is a very powerful segulah.
returnagain2:
In the Zionist paradise, the national religion is shmad/Zionism. In the Zionist paradise, one has to fight the national culture just to be a religious Jew. This does not exist in most countries in the world. Many of the Jews around the world who do not know about the beauty of our faith have been deprived of that due to the massive mess created by the Zionists, including the Holocaust.SQUARE_ROOT:
You keep copy/pasting other people’s mistakes.
The Chevron Massacre of 1929 was indeed because of the Zionists. That’s history and facts.
It is silly to ask a question from riots in Tzefas a century earlier.AAQ:
Nobody said that Mandatory Palestine should have been under Arab rule. It should have remained under Christian rule, as it was before the Zionists invaded and made the mess they did. Then, Jews would have their own religious councils and control over their religious lives, and not have to deal with all the cataclysmic mess the Zionists foisted on the Jews (and, liHavdil, the rest of the region).Regardless, yes, the Zionists made a tremendous mess, especially for Jews, ever since they started over a century ago.
You spew the same nonsense in multiple threads. Agudath Israel’s lay leadership does come across that way because they think that this will help the Jews under Zionist control there. They are not pro-Israel; they are practical, and they think that their advocacy will help the Jews under Zionist control.
SQUARE_ROOT:
Yes, their lay leadership does come across that way because they are concerned about the Jewish lives there, and they therefore think that advocating for the Zionist “government” is needed to help the Jews there under Zionist control. That seems to be the lay leaders’ logic.SQUARE_ROOT:
Now you’re copying and pasting from other posters, including their typos?
The Chevron (not Tzefas) riot of 1929 was indeed a direct result of Zionism and, yes, Jews did live peacefully there prior to the Zionist invasion.
The Tzefas (note that is Tzefas, not Jerusalem and not the rest of the land) riots about a century earlier were obviously due to other political factors at that time. But that isn’t relevant to the facts and truth which you and other Zionist idolaters refuse to accept, as mentioned.AAQ:
Nobody claims that the Arabs should have taken over a century ago. Had the Zionists never invaded, the land would have presumably been ruled by the Christians, with individual religious councils for Jews and, liHavdil, Muslims, living peacefully in their respective areas as they did prior to the Zionist invasion.@SQUARE_ROOT
Why do you spew the same nonsense in multiple places on these boards? Better to have not done so to begin with.
Agudah’s lay leadership certainly does seem pro-Israel because they treat Israel like any other country in which Jews are living; they want that government (in this case, “government”) to treat its Jews well, so they advocate on behalf of the Jews living in that country. That doesn’t mean their approach is valid, but that is their approach.Yaakov Yosef A and ZSK:
That is also Zionism, especially as per their current leader’s teacher’s teacher. Jabotinsky wrote that the new Hebrew Zionist, the replacement of the Jew, will be the exact opposite of the Jew (he misappropriated the term “ipcha mistabra”). When you look at a real Jew and see his characteristics, the new Hebrew Zionist replacement of the Jew will be the opposite.This is pretty stunning, if you think about that. Both the Christians and Muslims each gained tremendously from their exposure to Torah and their respective corruptions of the Torah in service of their respective invented religions. But the Zionists are a very different breed than even the Christians and Muslims, according to this Zionist. Take a look at a real Jew and imagine his opposite – not “just” becoming nationalist idolaters and Esav and the like.
But, no, Zionism is very much alive there. Zionism holds, at a minimum, that Jews are a nation-state-based nation like all other nations and that the Zionist paradise is the nation-state of the Jewish people. All of that is false, heretical and (of course) abominable, but very much alive today, unfortunately.
And since you mentioned “Religious Zionists”: again, the facts are that “Religious Zionism” is heresy and idolatry. The Chazon Ish held that the wine of a Mizrachi is yayin nesech. Anyone (not just “Religious Zionists”) who believe in even the slightest deviation from the Torah is a heretic. If you claim there are some “Religious Zionists” who fully believe in the Torah and not at all in Nationalism and other heresies – like anyone else – but happen to be pro-settler or whatever, then that’s a different matter and that means that they (and only they) are not “Religious Zionists” in that sense of the word. I’m not looking to judge anyone CH”V; but we do need to be clear on the facts and ideologies.
IzoBar:
“I rarely ever post on here but when you keep repeating the claim that riots in israel eg the [Chevron] riot of 1929 is beacuse of the zionists and that before the zionists the jews lived safely in Israel is factually incorrect. How do you explain the riots in tzfat in the 19th century eg tzfat 1834 or 1838? Not everything can be blamed on the zionists. ”No, what I wrote is factually correct. The facts are, as Rav Baruch Kaplan and other have noted (and as plain history records), the Chevron Massacre in the late 20s was a direct result of Zionist (needless, even by Zionist “standards”) provocation. I didn’t say that the Jews there lived in Gan Eden before that, but they did certainly did live peacefully before that.
It isn’t logical to argue that this fact is therefore incorrect just because you know of a riot that occurred about a century prior to the Chevron Massacre. The facts are the facts. Your question about what caused that riot is a different matter. The facts are, again, that the Zionists caused the Chevron Massacre and that, going back well before that massacre, prior to the Zionist invasion and even a little afterwards, the Jews lived peacefully there. Those massacres there were a result of other politics; that part is of course true.
an Israeli Zionist:
Right. And since learning Torah is indeed more important than anything else, then they should also never stop to eat and drink because learning is more important.