Jewish Madness In Hebron (audio)

My reflections on the group of sick, demented, "religious" Jews who went to Hebron for Parshat Chayei Sarah, and ended up playing soccer with Yishmael. A grotesque chillul Hashem. Some Jews have no business in Hebron.


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1929 Hebron Massacre Pt. 2 (Graphic)

Part II of last year's post on the Hebron Massacres of 1929: 

It's ironic that Israelis take vacation in August. If they knew a little bit of their own history (most don't), August would register as a particularly dark month. In August of 1929, the Arabs butchered the Jews of Jerusalem, Safed, and Hebron with hatchets and hammers, talons and teeth. They came to massacre yehudim until the streets ran red. Animal screeches of blood lust punctuated the air in a cacophony of sickening squeals and guttural barking. Like laughing hyenas deriving nourishment from Jewish blood and bone. "Itbach El Yahud"- they screamed, as they came from near and far to feed.

Few Israelis spend their vacation in the holy city of Hebron, the site of the 1929 unimaginable Arab orgy of barbarism that took more Jewish lives than some of the worst Russian pogroms. While Jews sit on the beaches of Eilat ogling at half-naked women (Jewish or otherwise), the spirits of the slaughtered cry out in Hebron. I say "unimaginable" because healthy minds cannot really fathom "humans" ripping open the bellies of pregnant woman and smashing the squirming baby against a wall. A sane mind cannot truly fathom a two-legged monster that cuts off sex organs and gouges out eyes, before smashing a hatchet into the still breathing and screaming victim. This and untold numbers of other mind-numbing atrocities defy describtion.

Sickening. You bet it is. That's why I mention it. I don't mean to be shocking. I want to inculcate anger and rage. Jewish history 101. It's important to know who Amalek is. Most Jews don't give a second thought to the bloody anniversaries of dead Jews. Even Tisha Ba'av, the designated day of morning for the destruction of the temple and all subsequent Jewish tragedies, barely phases most religious Jews. Yom Hashoah is different. It's "dignified", protestant, ethic, is more a product of Elie Wiesel's universalism than anything else. Yom Hashoah is the secular response to Amalek, a call for humanism outside the parameters of Halachah. In Israel, the only other anniversary that resonates with the masses is the one the Left hammers into the heads of schoolchildren with obscene ceremonies of historical revisionism commemorating Rabin's assassination. The force-fed lionizing of one who signed a "peace deal" with the grinning head Amalekite himself, a human-monster who celebrated the 1929 massacres as a holiday.

Vacations can be good for the mind, body, and soul. (Eilat is the exception. Eilat is never good for you, unless you're off hiking in the desert. It depends on where one goes and what one does when he/she gets there.) I'm not saying people shouldn't go on vacations, or even that they shouldn't go in August. I am saying that Jews should give some thought during these days, to the barbarism of the past, present, and future, and the impending pogroms of tomorrow. The Arabs of 1929 were just like their descendants today. There were "good Arabs" in 1929 who chatted and drank Turkish coffee with their Jewish neighbors. And when the time was right, they put aside their coffee, and tore their Jewish friends to pieces.

I'd like you to look at some pictures of Amalek's handiwork, a tapestry of horrors to help you remember. Click on the link. www.hebron.com. I won't lie to you. The pictures are upsetting. (Don't watch it if you're pregnant.) Look at what the savages did and then look at what the jackals of Jaljulya did to Leonard Karp (may G-d avenge his blood). Nothing has changed in 2009, not in Hebron and not in Tel Aviv.

Amalek is rising. Anger and rage is the only proper Jewish emotion. This week's sedrah spoke of an eternal battle with Amalek until the final endgame. We need to prepare ourselves. A return to G-d and the Torah is priority # 1. Get the soul back in order. At the same time, we need to forge our bodies and our minds into iron, strengthened by fire and blood. The true sons of the merciful know that in times of war there is no mercy for the merciless. That's when the Torah requires the Jew to turn the switch, and become an angel of total destruction.

"Blot out the memory of Amalek from under the Heavens. Do not forget."

The 1929 Hebron Massacre (audio post)

This is an audio post from last year about the 1929 Hebron Massacres. On August 23 & 24 of 1929, the Arabs of Hebron butchered and mutilated their Jewish "friends and neighbors", who for years had kibbutzed with them and shared Turkish coffee. Jews need to understand that this is the real face of the Arab. A vicious, soulless barbarian who hates Jews with every fiber of his being. May G-d avenge the blood of every Jew slaughtered by these animals. 

In this audio post, I read a letter from a man who was studying in the Hebron Yeshiva when the Arabs massacred the town's Jews in 1929. (Fortunately, he was in Jerusalem at the time of the slaughter.) In 1994, he submitted the letter to The New York Times, as a response to Arabs in Hebron who were denying that a pogrom ever occurred. The anti-semitic Times didn't see fit to publish it. I first read it in The Jewish Press many years ago, and when I stumbled upon a copy the other day, I decided to read it as an audio post. After all, this week's portion of the Torah deals with our first encounter with Amalek. It's a sobering look into the world of Arab savagery and unbridled Jew-hatred. A necessary look into the malignant world of today's Amalek.

More Good Bedouins

If you're driving down to Eilat, you'll probably take Route 40 through the heart of the Negev. The sheer vastness of the desert is remarkable, and the landscape is often quite beautiful. This is as open and protected as it gets in Israel, where environmental conservation (for obvious reasons) has never been a priority. The highlight is the winding descent into Israel's largest erosion crater, Machtesh Ramon, which also happens to be one of Israel's most magnificent sights.

But not everything is so beautiful along Route 40. The discerning eye cannot help but notice the unbridled land-grabbing of the Bedouins, who simply steal state land and squat on it. The government ignores them; addressing the problem would be tantamount to admitting that a Bedouin problem exists. This doesn't exactly mesh with the Leftist mythology of "the loyal Bedouins." With their limited intellect, liberals and other misguided screwballs willfully overlook what's going on. These simpletons have bought the myth, and romanticized these fiends into charming denizens of the desert. They find amusement in the occasional "Camel Crossing" signs, or by watching the herds of ravenous goats (many of them stolen from Jews) that gobble up everything green, and periodically cross the road under the eyes of a decrepit Bedouin. It's time for these fools to meet the real Bedouin. The face of primitive degenerates who are nursed on violence and theft. And lest one forget, this particular breed of locust is a polygamist, and his birthrate mirrors that of the maggot.

The Bedouin squatter towns are all centers of crime and corruption. Every dirty enterprise in Israel involving prostitution, drugs, and weapon smuggling can be traced to Bedouins, along with a laundry list of other criminal enterprises. The Bedouin penchant for stealing pipes, cables, railroad tracks, public art, and selling it for scrap metal is well known. Less known is the rampant extortion of Bedouin gangs who squeeze money out of untold numbers of Jewish businesses and Jewish run farms. The few who refuse to be extorted suffer threats, theft, beatings, arson/other property destruction, and sometimes even death. Last year, one Jew was stabbed repeatedly on his rural farm by a Bedouin gang that ambushed him one night. Miraculously, he survived. Some Jews simply disappear and aren't heard from again. The desert is vast, and the Bedouins know where to bury things that they don't want the authorities to find.

Rahat is a notorious Bedouin village that the Left likes to portray as "moderate." But if you pay attention, you'll notice that Rahat is in the news a lot. Not long ago two Bedouins from Rahat were indicted for their involvement in Al Qaida. This past April, another four Bedouins were arrested for throwing firebombs at motorists on Route 40. You didn't hear about this act of terror because of what is known as a "gag order." (I only stumbled upon it as a blurb in an Arutz Sheva article.) That's what they call it when they keep you in the dark about Bedouin terrorism. They don't want you to know that Route 40 can be dangerous, and that Bedouins might even firebomb your car. Another thing that doesn't exactly square with the image of "Hazuz the Happy Bedouin" that the Left sows into the brains of every schoolchild. The portrait of a noble savage who wants to share his tea and "Arab bread" in the confines of a traditional Bedouin tent. (The obligatory 'spend a night in an authentic, traditional, Bedouin hut' that Birthright forces upon the youth who sign up with them is an example of this insanity. Perhaps the sickest part is the availability of mehadrin shish kebab to accommodate their religious guests.)

*I suspect that the powers that be were also concerned that full disclosure might put a damper on peoples plans to drive down to Eilat for Pesach. Tourism dollars.

During the pre-state years, many Jews were murdered on the rural roads of Israel. Who butchered them? Who were these beasts of yesteryear? They were the grandfathers and great-grandfathers of the fiends we see today spreading like a contagion across the desert. Another virus on a laundry list of viruses that Israel chooses to ignore. It is only a matter of time before this Bedouin fifth column wages a Bedouin intifada. Unfortunately, the Leftists will only wake up when they can't drive to Eilat.

We just finished celebrating the festival of Shavuot, which marks an unprecedented event in world history. The entire Jewish nation witnessed the mass revelation of the Torah on Mount Sinai, a claim that no other religion would dare to make. With the Torah comes the awesome responsibility to follow it in entirety, including those sections that might make certain Jews uncomfortable, such as the commandment to burn down an Ir Hanidachat (idolatrous town) and the brutal laws of Jewish warfare.

Forget about Arabs for a moment. The Halachah insists that we purge the Land of any and all goyim, be they Arab or otherwise. The Halachah requires this as the most preliminary measure that we are Jews are required to take upon entering the Land. The time to sanctify The Almighty's name is now. We need to spread the undiluted Torah message without any concern for the consequences. The good news is that as far as the Bedouins are concerned, it'll be easy to steamroll over their scrap metal cockroach colonies.

Shabbat Shalom.

Here are some older posts on the Bedouin scourge:

http://jewishfist.blogspot.com/2009/10/bedouin-nightmare.html

http://jewishfist.blogspot.com/2009/07/points-to-ponder.html

http://jewishfist.blogspot.com/2009/04/good-bedouins-more-jewish-folklore.html

1929 Hebron Massacre Pt. 2 (Graphic)

It's ironic that Israelis take vacation in August. If they knew a little bit of their own history (most don't), August would register as a particularly dark month. In August of 1929, the Arabs butchered the Jews of Jerusalem, Safed, and Hebron with hatchets and hammers, talons and teeth. They came to massacre yehudim until the streets ran red. Animal screeches of blood lust punctuated the air in a cacophony of sickening squeals and guttural barking. Like laughing hyenas deriving nourishment from Jewish blood and bone. "Itbach El Yahud"- they screamed, as they came from near and far to feed.

Few Israelis spend their vacation in the holy city of Hebron, the site of the 1929 unimaginable Arab orgy of barbarism that took more Jewish lives than some of the worst Russian pogroms. While Jews sit on the beaches of Eilat ogling at half-naked women (Jewish or otherwise), the spirits of the slaughtered cry out in Hebron. I say "unimaginable" because healthy minds cannot really fathom "humans" ripping open the bellies of pregnant woman and smashing the squirming baby against a wall. A sane mind cannot truly fathom a two-legged monster that cuts off sex organs and gouges out eyes, before smashing a hatchet into the still breathing and screaming victim. This and untold numbers of other mind-numbing atrocities defy describtion.

Sickening. You bet it is. That's why I mention it. I don't mean to be shocking. I want to inculcate anger and rage. Jewish history 101. It's important to know who Amalek is. Most Jews don't give a second thought to the bloody anniversaries of dead Jews. Even Tisha Ba'av, the designated day of morning for the destruction of the temple and all subsequent Jewish tragedies, barely phases most religious Jews. Yom Hashoah is different. It's "dignified", protestant, ethic, is more a product of Elie Wiesel's universalism than anything else. Yom Hashoah is the secular response to Amalek, a call for humanism outside the parameters of Halachah. In Israel, the only other anniversary that resonates with the masses is the one the Left hammers into the heads of schoolchildren with obscene ceremonies of historical revisionism commemorating Rabin's assassination. The force-fed lionizing of one who signed a "peace deal" with the grinning head Amalekite himself, a human-monster who celebrated the 1929 massacres as a holiday.

Vacations can be good for the mind, body, and soul. (Eilat is the exception. Eilat is never good for you, unless you're off hiking in the desert. It depends on where one goes and what one does when he/she gets there.) I'm not saying people shouldn't go on vacations, or even that they shouldn't go in August. I am saying that Jews should give some thought during these days, to the barbarism of the past, present, and future, and the impending pogroms of tomorrow. The Arabs of 1929 were just like their descendants today. There were "good Arabs" in 1929 who chatted and drank Turkish coffee with their Jewish neighbors. And when the time was right, they put aside their coffee, and tore their Jewish friends to pieces.

I'd like you to look at some pictures of Amalek's handiwork, a tapestry of horrors to help you remember. Click on the link. www.hebron.com. I won't lie to you. The pictures are upsetting. (Don't watch it if you're pregnant.) Look at what the savages did and then look at what the jackals of Jaljulya did to Leonard Karp (may G-d avenge his blood). Nothing has changed in 2009, not in Hebron and not in Tel Aviv.

Amalek is rising. Anger and rage is the only proper Jewish emotion. This week's sedrah spoke of an eternal battle with Amalek until the final endgame. We need to prepare ourselves. A return to G-d and the Torah is priority # 1. Get the soul back in order. At the same time, we need to forge our bodies and our minds into iron, strengthened by fire and blood. The true sons of the merciful know that in times of war there is no mercy for the merciless. That's when the Torah requires the Jew to turn the switch, and become an angel of total destruction.

"Blot out the memory of Amalek from under the Heavens. Do not forget."

Shavuah Tov.

The 1929 Hebron Massacre (audio post)

In this audio post, I read a letter from a man who was studying in the Hebron Yeshiva when the Arabs massacred the town's Jews in 1929. (Fortunately, he was in Jerusalem at the time of the slaughter.) In 1994, he submitted the letter to The New York Times, as a response to Arabs in Hebron who were denying that a pogrom ever occurred. The anti-semitic Times didn't see fit to publish it. I first read it in The Jewish Press many years ago, and when I stumbled upon a copy the other day, I decided to read it as an audio post. After all, this week's portion of the Torah deals with our first encounter with Amalek. It's a sobering look into the world of Arab savagery and unbridled Jew-hatred. A necessary look into the malignant world of today's Amalek.

*Update: As I posted this audio, I checked Arutz Sheva, and was happy to hear that the soldier was not injured by the Arab who tried to stab him. Happiness turned to disgust when I read that the animal ( who was seriously wounded) was being treated at the Shaarei Tzedek Hospital in Jerusalem. Keeping this cockroach alive was probably more important than dealing with some elderly Jew's complaints of chest pain.