2) If you want to be sick, read this article about a letter
sent by talmidei hesder to their Roshei Yeshivos asking them not to participate
in the million man asifa out of fear for their safety. Quotes such as this, from a chareidi newspaper, turn your stomach:
Why does the chareidi world think it needs to delegitimize
the dati-leumi community, including important talmidei chachamim and Rabbanim,
in order to advance their own agenda?
And don’t ask me why the talmidim think they need to send a
letter like this in the first place instead of just letting their Roshei
Yeshiva make their own decisions.
3) Lastly, if you’re not sick enough, read this article. In my opinion the hypocritical leftists who
boycott Yehudah and Shomron are either A) plain vanilla anti-semites or B) fools
serving as the tools of anti-semites. How
silly would it be if chareidi Jews joined in that boycott as a
means of hurting the dati-leumi community?
It’s a sad, sad situation all around. No matter who you think is right or wrong, can't we all at least agree on that?
Haman uses a double lashon of "mefuzar u'meforad" - Why? Maybe the pshat us that "pizur" is physical separation; "pirud" means even if we happen to live in the same place, we are a splintered people, with different factions and camps always fighting with each other. Maybe that's why the tikun is to drink "ad d'lo yada." "Im ain da'as, havdalah mi'nayin?" If you put aside your own deyos to at least hear out the other side, then the havdalah between factions gets erased.
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