Your “uniquely immune” well-funded western colony has been eradicating the native Palestinians and regularity committing crimes against the Geneva convention for over seven damn decades, and you monsters respond by attempting to justify this Genocide and push for worse treatment of Arabs using these unsubstantiated (and even admittedly false) claims of mass rape and burned babies (which were proven to be AI photos..) – American Queer
Israel does not deserve to exist. – American Queer
while I have seen the idf use Palestinian people as human shields on videos they have to post themselves because this is the largest, most documented genocide yet you’re so ignorant you stilll think the idf are angels. – D.J.
Have you even seen all the instagram posts that Palestinians themselves are posting, documenting their own genocide. – D.J.
So why are Christians also saying this is genocide? – D.J.
and remember this has not being going on for a year, its been going on since 1948. Norman Finklesteins a jew, maybe listen to him cause he agrees its genocide. – D.J.
One of the things people in my comments section and in the pro-Palestine movement love to chant about and claim is that Israel is committing a genocide, amongst other things. Though I’ve talked about the true definition of what a genocide is in previous blog posts on this topic, let’s rehash this and take a deeper look into what it means when we accuse someone of genocide.
According to Wikipedia, a genocide is: “violence that targets individuals because of their membership of a group and aims at the destruction of a people.” This Wikipedia article gets more specific, quoting Raphael Lemkin as defining it as, “the destruction of a nation or of an ethnic group” by means such as “the disintegration of [its] political and social institutions, of [its] culture, language, national feelings, religion, and [its] economic existence”, however, nowadays it’s considered to be anything that seeks to wipe out a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide) Some examples of genocide include the Holocaust in which millions of Jews, Gypsies, Jehovah’s Witnesses, homosexuals, disabled people, and others were heinously murdered and experimented on (https://hmh.org/library/research/minority-victims-guide/); the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 that targeted the Tutsi (a minority tribe in Rwanda), killed 800,000 people in 100 days, and lead to 2 million people fleeing the country during and after it (https://www.britannica.com/event/Rwanda-genocide-of-1994) ; the Cambodian Genocide (1976-1978) in which the Khmer Rouge murdered 3 million people, targeting ethnic Chinese and Vietnamese, Cham Muslims (70%-80% of their population was exterminated by Pol Pot), and anyone considered intellectual, which meant that if you wore glasses, you were dead (https://www.britannica.com/event/Cambodian-Genocide); the list goes on, but you get the picture. Genocide is evil and if the pro-Palestine people were right, then we absolutely should condemn Israel, but they’re not.
The first thing that shoots the “Israel is committing a genocide” argument in the foot is in order to say that they’re committing a genocide, you need to first identify who they’re specifically targeting. “They’re targeting the Palestinians!” is the answer that you’ll hear most of the time to this question (if the mostly peaceful protestors don’t try to stab you in the eye with a Palestinian flag first (https://nypost.com/2024/04/21/us-news/jewish-yale-student-stabbed-in-the-eye-with-palestinian-flag-during-protest/). However, while this might sound like a straight-forward answer on the surface, you have to figure out what they mean by “Palestinian”. At the beginning of the war, it sounded like Palestinian just meant anyone in Gaza, but since the war has expanded to other Middle Eastern countries, it’s now just become confusing. Does it mean anyone who’s a Muslim? Is a Palestinian anyone who’s Arab or of Arab descent? Is it anyone who lives in the region that the Romans labeled as Palestine (which would include Jews)? “Palestinian” has just become an empty word used to refer to anyone who happens to be in the Middle East who’s not Jewish at this point. It’s so vague and doesn’t point to any specific race or ethnicity, much less any religion (I’m not going to include nationality because Palestine isn’t a country but is rather a term for a geographical location that has mostly fallen into disuse) that you can’t build any argument that Israel is committing a genocide based on the that.
Secondly, let’s go bit by bit and assume that “Palestinian” means one of the two possible definitions above and break it down from there, starting with “Does Palestinian mean anyone who’s a Muslim?” I’ll start with this one first since it seems that that’s the answer you would probably get from some people. The logic here is that if this definition is true, then Israel could only be committing a genocide if they were targeting all Muslims or Muslims who practice a specific sect of Islam (Sunni, Shia, Ibadi, Sufism, Ahmadiyya, Nation of Islam, etc.) However, here are the facts as to why this isn’t what Israel is doing:
- Worldwide, there are more than 2 billion Muslims worldwide, making it the second largest religion in the world. (Muslim Population by Country 2024)
- Practicing Jews number only 14.7 million as of 2019 (though it’s more like 20 million if you count those who are of Jewish descent). (Jewish Population by Country 2024)
- 7,427,000 Jews live in Israel, compared with the 7,460,000 that live in America (Jewish Population by Country 2024)
- According to Wikipedia, 87-90% of Muslims around the world are Sunni, while 10-13% are Shia (Islam by country – Wikipedia) (The smaller branches branch off from these two.)
- As of December 2023, Jews made up around 73.2% of the population of Israel while Arabs made up 21.1% (Demographics of Israel – Wikipedia, Expert confirms Jews and Arabs nearing population parity | The Times of Israel, Population of Israel on the Eve of 2023, Population of Israel on the Eve of 2022, Israel – Jews, Arabs, Immigrants | Britannica)
- There are several notable Muslims serving in the Israeli government such as Mansour Abbas, Iman Khatib-Yasin, Waleed Taha, Aida Touma-Suleiman, Osama Saadi, Sami Abu Shedhadeh, and others. (List of Arab members of the Knesset – Wikipedia , Arab Parties and Their Place in the Israeli Government | Zev Farber | The Blogs , Knesset Elections 2021: A Guide to Israel’s Political Parties – Israel Policy Forum , The Social Composition of the 20th Knesset – The Israel Democracy Institute , List of members of the twenty-fifth Knesset – Wikipedia)
- Hundreds of Arab Muslims, including Bedouins, volunteer to serve in the IDF every year though it isn’t mandatory for them like it is for Israeli Jews. In 2020, 606 Arab Muslims joined the IDF. (Meet Muslim, Arab and Bedouin soldiers of Israel’s Army – Firstpost , The Muslim Population in Israel 2024 , Islam in Israel – Wikipedia , Statistical Report on Arab Society in Israel :2021 – The Israel Democracy Institute)
- There are over 400 mosques in Israel with around 73 located in Jerusalem, with that number continuing to rise. (Facts and Figures: Islam in Israel , How many Muslims are in Israel? – Geographic FAQ Hub: Answers to Your Global Questions , List of mosques in Israel – Wikipedia, Islam in Israel – Wikipedia)
- Israel has been doing their best in sending humanitarian aid to Gaza for years and continue to do so even in the midst of this war. However, due to physical obstacles, resource shortages, security concerns, Hamas stealing food, etc. this has become even harder to do than it has been in previous years, which is a blog post in of itself. (What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza | AJC Israel Humanitarian efforts – Swords of Iron ) (Remember too that although Israel may be having issues in getting aid to the people in Gaza, the Gazans also have millions of dollars of aid coming in from multiple different countries and organizations, such as the U.N., the U.S., Egypt, Germany, France, etc.)
If Israel was trying to wipe out the Muslim world, they would have a hell of a time doing so given that they would be up against a population that is about 100-136 times bigger than they are. Additionally, they wouldn’t have Muslims freely volunteering to join the IDF, Muslims would likely be trying to flee Israel, there would be no Muslims in Israel’s government, they would not be giving Muslims aid, they would not be helping to save Muslims from other Muslims (https://www.cbsnews.com/news/yazidi-woman-freed-gaza-fawzia-amin-sido/), etc. etc.
Furthermore, you can’t even make the claim that Israel is targeting a specific sect of Islam. Hamas is Sunni (https://www.britannica.com/topic/Hamas) while Hezbollah is Shia (https://www.britannica.com/topic/Hezbollah). Thus, this definition of Palestinian to support it supposedly being a genocide is debunked.
Then there’s the argument of that a Palestinian could be anyone of Arab descent. Once again, Israel would have a hell of a time with that since much of the Middle East is of Arab descent, including much of Israel’s population, as can be found out with the links provided above.
Third, if we want to stick to Palestine being another name for Gaza (which isn’t even recognized as a nation, but rather a small territory with a de facto government run by Hamas), Israel could’ve absolutely wiped out every single person in Gaza, including Hamas, within just a few weeks or months. They could’ve starved the people there and kept anyone from sending aid or gone the quicker route and used their navy and air force to raze it to the ground. However, they haven’t. While I will admit that Gaza has turned into more of a waste land than it already was since I first wrote my post about Rick Riordan needing to shut his mouth, Israel has been very intentional about where they bomb, only bombing areas where they know Hamas is hiding, something I will talk about later.
Until next time,
M.J.
The Tanuki Corner 
Why the Jews Reject the Christian and Muslim Worship of Avoda Zarah Gods.
Translating abstract Hebrew concepts, such as שם ומלכות, into literal translations is highly problematic. Neither the Koran nor the New Testament ever once brings the שם השם revealed in the First Sinai commandment. This commandment instructs to perform the Torah commandments לשמה (for their own sake).
The New Testament heavily relies upon the metaphor of “father” throughout the Gospel narratives. One reference in Deuteronomy 32:6: “Is this the way you repay the Lord, you foolish and unwise people? Is he not your Father, your Creator, who made you and formed you?”
This strong mussar rebuke merits a common law search for a precedent within the language of the first four Books of the Written Torah. Paul’s critique: “You’re not under the Law” fails to discern between Torah common law/משנה תורה\ from Greek and Roman statute law legal formats.
The Torah never refers to the First commandment revelation of the Spirit Name with any reference to the foreign name Allah. Hence Jews reject this foreign substitution to replace the revelation of the Torah at Sinai with Muhammad’s revelation of Allah in a cave.
The Jewish people utterly amazed that Goyim have no concept of the distinction between tohor vs tumah spirits. This fundamental distinction required for the chosen Cohen people to do “avodat HaShem”; roughly interpreted as the service or worship of HaShem.
The term מלכות refers to the spiritual direction of dedicating defined tohor spirits first revealed to Moshe after the Sin of the Gold Calf at Horev: ה’ ה’ אל רחום וחנון etc. The revelation of this “Oral Torah” the church fathers absolutely deny the existence of the revelation of the Oral Torah.
The only other verse in the whole of the T’NaCH which employs 3 Divine Names in succession, kre’a Shma. Contrast the mitzva of saying kre’a shma with tefillen; with how Goyim scholars interpret Hear Israel the Lord God the Lord is One. The Talmud understands the 3 Divine Names, to the 3 oaths each separately sworn by the Avot.
The term ONE, the last word of the kre’a shma, the person who accepts the yoke of the kingdom of heaven, he accepts the oaths separately sworn by Avraham, Yitzak and Yaacov as ONE upon his heart.
The purpose of tefillen: to swear a Torah oath. Goyim theologies never ask: what oaths did the Avot swear to cut a brit with HaShem concerning the eternal inheritance of the chosen Cohen seed of Avraham Yitzak and Yaacov. Islam in particular give a blow-job to the honor of the circumcised Avot. Christians see the Shema as a declaration of the oneness of God, which aligns with their belief in the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—as one God in three persons. Muslim commentaries on the Shema recognize its importance in affirming the oneness of God, which is a central tenet of Islam.
The Quran makes intertextual connections with the Shema, emphasizing that prayer and devotion to God are not about physical direction but about loving God with all one’s heart. This latter idea fails to address Rabbi Yechuda’s interpretation of לבבך as Yatzir Ha’Tov vs. Yatzir Ha’Rah.
The concept of ‘resurrection from the dead’ shares nothing with life after death as both religions of avoda zarah preach. Rather the Yazir Ha’Tov breaths the spirits which did breath the spirits of the Avot! ONE, this concluding word of the Shma raises the Avot from the dead within the Yatzir Ha’Tov of each and every Jew in all generations, based upon the power to Create from nothing, by swearing a Torah oath!
Hence when a Cohen didicated a korban upon the altar in Jerusalem, the portion of Israel in the korbonot avodat HaShem service, they read the Creation story in the beit knesset.
Rabbi Akiva’s kabbalah known as פרדס defines how to logically understand how to employ the 13 tohor middot, as the critical means to make a precedent search comparison; the substance of Oral Torah common law scholarship upon the Written Torah. A quick examination of Deuteronomy 32:6 learns through the wisdom of Torah common law precedents.
This mussar rebuke begins at 32:1 – 32:43. Mussar defines all prophecies, as codified by Moshe Rabbeinu and all other NaCH prophets. Goyim do not know this basic fundamental of Torah faith/pursuit of courtroom justice.
Their Gospel forgery attempts to pervert tohor prophets to Av tumah witchcraft and sorcerers – who predict the future. This one Torah reference to “Father” merits a look at the previous verse for context. Both Trinity or strict monotheism qualifies as strange worship of foreign Gods.
These alien Gods have no connection with the plagues in Egypt, the splitting of the Sea of Reeds, nor the revelation of the Torah at Sinai. They directly compare to the Av tumah Golden Calf.
This revelation, that all Goyim to this day reject the Torah Sinai revelation. This prophetic mussar directly refers to the tuma worship of foreign alien Gods imported to Judaism by Av tuma Xtianity and Islam.
This tremendous mussar rebuke, Deut. 32:1 – 32:43, compares to the vow which HaShem made to Moshe following the sin of the Golden Calf! Hence the rebuke of Moshe at the end of his life serves to amplify the prophetic mussar taught through the Aggadic story of Noach and the floods. Genesis 6:5 to 8:20: the exile of Noach in his Ark, story of Aggadic mussar – a depth analysis of prophetic mussar of Deut. 32:1 – 32:43.
How could post Shoah Jewry defeat 5 Arab Armies and win our National Independence as a Nation after 2000+ years of oppressive exile? No Goyim courts of law ever once forced any church priest or pastor or any Sheik, to stand before the Bar and receive judgment for their evil war crimes committed repeatedly against the Jewish people and all Humanity in General.
A simple precedent by which to grasp this prophetic mussar of g’lut. A fundamental Torah theme which the Apostle Paul’s “original sin” substitute theology totally uprooted in Goyim minds.
The 1st Sinai commandment functions as the greatest commandment of the entire Torah. And it has no hint or reference to the Xtian Trinity Creed nor the Muslim Monotheism substitute theology Tawhid Creeds.
The abstract term מלכות refers to the korban-like dedication of living blood thrown upon the altar; to the dedication of one or more of the 13 tohor middot Spirits revealed to Moshe at Horev, 40 days after the Sin of the Golden Calf, where a portion of Israel attempted to translate the Spirit Name of the 1st Sinai revelation into the word אלהים.
Tefillah qualifies as the oath dedication of specific defined tohor middot as מלכות. The Order of the Shemone Esrei 3 + 13 + 3 Blessings. Contained within this Order the רמז of 613. Furthermore the order of this standing prayer holds a רמז to the 6 Yom Tov + Shabbat menorah!
Herein understands the Torah concept of מלכות required to swear a Torah oath. The dedication of tohor middot directly compare to the Cohen throwing living blood upon the altar. Hence tefillah stands in the stead of korbanot!
Why? Because both korbanot & tefillah both swear a Torah oath which dedicates tohor middot לשמה.
The Torah openly states that nothing in the Heavens, Seas, or Earth compares to the revelation of the Spirit Name of HaShem. How much more so for imbecile word translations that attempt to convert the Divine Presence Spirit revelation of the Name into words that the lips of man can easily pronounce!
The substitute religions of Av tuma avoda zarah attempt to foist belief in JeZeus or Allah as some “new covenant” Torah faith. These abominations fail to grasp that Torah defines faith as the righteous pursuit of judicial common law justice rather than belief in theological Gods which the mind of Man cannot possibly grasp nor understand.
T’shuva does not correctly translate as repentance. T’shuva learns from HaShem annulling His vow to make the chosen Cohen nation from the seed of Moshe rather than the seed of Avraham, Yitzak, and Yaacov. Chag Yom Kippur commemorates this t’shuva made by HaShem. The Torah specifically employs the term t’shuva wherein HaShem annulled His vow to make the chosen Cohen nation from the seed of Moshe rabbeinu rather than from the oaths sworn to the Avot to this effect.
When the Romans renamed Judea unto the “Palestine”, herein represents a historical example of t’shuva. The Romans sought to physically wipe out the existence and memory of the Jewish people, just as did Hitler’s Nazis!
That the new testament and koran have no awareness of the oath brit faith, how tefillah differs from prayer because tefillah absolutely requires swearing a Torah oath as its time oriented commandment “k’vanna”; whereas prayer has nothing to do with swearing a Torah oath! These religious forgeries know nothing about the Torah faith which prioritized the obligation placed upon Torah Sanhedrin courts to pursue righteous compensation of damages inflicted by the guilty upon the innocent.
This concept of annulling a vow derived from Torah common law precedent commandments concerning a father and his daughter or a husband and his wife, where both could annul the vow made by either a girl or a woman. The Roman attempt to expunge the memory of the Jewish state of Judea likewise serves as an example of the intent of annulling a vow. As does UN General Assembly Resolution ES-10/19, adopted on December 21, 2017. This resolution declared the status of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital as “null and void” and called on all states to refrain from establishing diplomatic missions in Jerusalem.
The Xtian and Muslim concepts concerning their Gods fundamentally contradict the 2nd Sinai commandment. T’NaCH and Talmudic traditions define the k’vanna of the 2nd Sinai commandment through the Torah precedents which forbid pursuing the ways of the Goyim which reject the revelation of the Torah at Sinai and Horev; and the specific commandment not to intermarry foreign wives. King Shlomo worshipped avoda zarah when he copied the Goyim practices of building grand Temples and married foreign wives. The mitzva of building the Beit HaMikdash centers upon establishment of Sanhedrin Common law courts across the land. Hence the Sages placed the Great Sanhedrin within the Temple itself! Jews do not worship wood and stone idols or buildings! The oppressive slavery where Par’o withheld straw, yet beat Israeli slaves, upon this basic Torah precedent – stands Torah faith to pursue judicial justice.
Neither Xtianity nor Islam ever attempted to return the Jewish people to our homeland as did the great king of Persia. The Persian king Cyrus, referred to as a “messiah” or “anointed one.” This reference found in Isaiah 45:1, which states: “Thus says the Lord to his anointed, to Cyrus, whose right hand I have grasped, to subdue nations before him and strip kings of their robes, to open doors before him— and the gates shall not be closed.” In this context, the term “anointed” (מָשִׁיחַ, mashiach), used to describe Cyrus, indicating that he was chosen by God to achieve a specific purpose, namely, to facilitate the return of the Jewish people to their homeland and the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem. The Torah mitzva of Moshiach anoints a Jewish king to rule the land with judicial common law Sanhedrin court room justice.
The Persian king learned from the successful conquest of the Assyrian empire by the Babylonian empire. The Assyrians uprooted entire populations of conquered nations and replaced those uprooted populations with foreign aliens who had no connection to the land they now dwelt therein. This reality permitted the Babylonian Armies to conquer the Assyrian empire much like water goes through a sieve. Roman new testament propaganda stands in stark contrast with the great king of Persia. The Romans sought to promote social anarchy and Civil War among the Jewish people. In this effort they succeeded as well as they did destroying Herod Temple. The British government during its Palestine mandate period, likewise foisted a divide and rule policy between Arabs and Jews.
Both the Syrian Greeks and the Romans based their social order of society upon the ideas of ancient Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle and others. Aristotle served as a key advisor to Alexander the Great. Aristotle’s 3 part syllogism does not compare to rabbi Akiva’s 4 part פרדס logic system. All logic requires order: the arrangement of the letters God vs Dog radically changes what a person perceives as the idea communicated! In equal manner Order defines the Jewish Prayer Book known as the Siddur. The Siddur contains the root word סדר which refers to Order.
Why do Jews view Xtianity and Islam as Av Tuma avoda zarah? Goyim never accepted the revelation of the Torah at Sinai. JeZeus did not observe the mitzva of shabbat. This mitzva requires that Jews make the הבדלה/distinction that discerns like from like; מלאכה from עבודה. Failure to understand the subtle distinction which separates these two verbs, both of which translate to “work”, means that such an Am Ha’aretz never keeps the mitzva of shabbat observance ever in his or her life.
Mesechta Shabbat learns מלאכה whereas mesechta Baba Kama learns עבודה. The question do the toldot follow the Avot asked by both mesechtot. Baba Kama distinguishes between tam and muad damagers. The latter applies to Man because it requires intent. 4 Avot Muad damagers: Oppression, theft, ערוה, and judicial bribery.
Shabbat observance dedicates not doing forbidden מלאכה on the day of shabbat so as likewise to not do forbidden עבודה during the 6 days of the week of shabbat. The Goyim religions of Av tuma avoda zarah never grasped this fundamental distinction of shabbat observance as a mitzva.
Both Xtianity and Islam superficially claim to respect shabbat, but their religious rhetoric as empty as Arabs eating camel flesh but abhorring pork! These religions of avoda zarah have no awareness of the chosen Cohen people and the Divine oath inheritance to the oath sworn brit lands.
Repentance, an empty Christian idea of personal regret, shares no common ground with t’shuva, which is based on the annulling of vows. Neither the father nor the husband “regrets” annulling a vow made by his daughter or wife. Therefore, t’shuva shares no common ground with the Christian void concept of repentance.
Similarly, the translation of “covenant” does not share any common ground with the Hebrew word ברית. The latter is an oath alliance. To swear an oath alliance requires שם ומלכות. The New Testament and Koran forgeries never bring the שם השם as revealed in the first Sinai commandment. Therefore, both books of foreign religions worship other gods, violating the 2nd Sinai commandment. Both know nothing that a Torah brit requires swearing a Torah oath with the intent to cut an eternal alliance.
All T’NaCH prophets command mussar. Herein defines the intent or k’vanna of all T’NaCH prophecy. The New Testament Roman forgery does not comprehend these subtle distinctions. This latter forgery seeks to promote civil war among Jewish society by perverting prophecy into Av tuma witchcraft, which makes predictions concerning the future. Throughout the Gospel narrative this type of silly narishkeit spews from the new testament like farts.
Chaos and anarchy defined the Jewish revolt attempts against the Romans. Multiple and many Jewish sects dominated the 66 rebellion. Bar Kokhba’s revolt failed to unite Jews of Judea with a well-timed & coordinated Jewish revolt together with the Jews of Alexandria Egypt.
Furthermore, that general failed to drive the Roman legions out of Damascus, Syria, a critical error.
These critical errors of judgment doomed this second Jewish revolt from success. Jewish social anarchy and civil war greatly contributed to the Roman victory over the Jewish revolts in 66 and 135. The key concept of Torah faith revolves around the righteous pursuit of judicial justice within the borders of the oath-sworn brit lands – the eternal inheritance of the chosen Cohen nation.
The false avoda zara Av tuma religions, which worship other gods; they pervert the Torah vision of faith into some theological creed-based personal belief system. This substitute theology attempts to subvert the Torah faith of the righteous pursuit of judicial justice obligations, which makes a fair compensation of damages inflicted by party A upon party B, replaced by personal belief in JeZeus or Allah.
Av tuma Avoda zara substitute theologies attempt to supplant their creed based personal belief in theologically defined belief systems, which define their gods as either a 3-part One God mystery or a simple One God monotheism. Despite the simple fact that monotheism violates the 2nd Sinai commandment. Moshe travelled to Egypt, and the 10 plagues judged the gods of Egypt. Just as did HaShem judge the Gods worshipped by the Canaanite kings.
The sworn oath brit cut at GilGal, as expressed through the Rashi tefillen recalls the reality that Goyim worship other Gods. The lights of Hanukkah reject Greek philosophy. Rabbi Akiva’s פרדס four basis logic system radically differs from Aristotle’s 3 part syllogisms.
Greek philosophy qualifies as a foreign substitute theology on par with the Christian and Muslim later attempts at replacement theology. Hence Jews who study philosophy err in Av tuma avoda zara as much as do Jews who convert to Xtianity and Islam.
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