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In this episode featuring Rabbi Diana Fersko on "Here I Am with Shai Davidai," the conversation delves into various aspects of Jewish identity and activism. Rabbi Fersko shares her journey of becoming the person she is today, highlighting her upbringing in a committed Jewish family and her experiences that shaped her understanding of Judaism. She discusses the importance of Jewish activism and the challenges faced by Jews in contemporary society, particularly in the context of rising antisemitism.
Rabbi Fersko emphasizes the significance of Jewish community and the need for Jews to stand together, regardless of their level of religious observance. She reflects on her role as a rabbi and the impact of her work in fostering Jewish identity and activism. The discussion also touches on the concept of Jewishness versus Judaism, with Rabbi Fersko expressing her belief in the importance of embracing Jewish culture and community beyond religious practices.
Shai Davidai engages with Rabbi Fersko on these topics, exploring the nuances of Jewish identity and the role of education in combating antisemitism. The conversation is rich with personal anecdotes and insights into the challenges and rewards of being a Jewish activist in today's world.
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That’s how you can tell a sick society or a healthy society
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Some people who try to achieve what the Jewish people have done to help the world. ...they just can't do it. They are jealous so easier to hate than to ask succesful people for help.
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Thomas Sowell's must read 'White Liberals and Black Rednecks' is indespensible on this topic. Discussing in detail the groups of 'middleman minorities' around the world. Of which the Jewish people are a part.
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The whole idea is to have learned from the failures of the past.
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Do you take ANY RESPONSIBILITY for Your Actions as a people?
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"It works to activate a base" and "it feels like a virtuous form of bigotry." These two things, combined with the fact that it unifies disparate groups of people makes anti-Semitism (Jew hatred) a useful tool in taking over a society. A Muslim preacher in the U.S. recently stated that if Americans were to (en mass) convert to Islam, it would solve the Palestinian problem. In other words, turning the U.S. into a Muslim state controlled by Sharia, the mass demonstrations and terrorism would end.
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India and the Hindus were never anti Semitic, ask any Israeli
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I mean, that is applicable to basically all kinds of racial/ethnic bigotry that has happened to different groups as long as civilization has been around. Not sure how you can pick one group and say it's specific to them per se. Certainly the Jewish people have been on the wrong end of such ideas, but by no means are they the only.
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It works because it’s a genuine reaction
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The easiest answer is because they always had a higher loyalt over the state or peoples who they lived amongst. That made people not trust them and were able to blame them easier
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She is right on!
Use of the upcoming generations of adults among students (; the educated class) who are a group in vulnerable learning mode, in a close geographic area are easily converted and organized. Universities are connected to eachother through current educational trends.
They become the base of what? A base of ideologies which feel new, exciting integration, answering who and why questions with am internal logic to the group. Many young adults are somewhat lost away from family and need each other not only as peers but as guiding family like groups as they transition to being in their own. Becoming an adult, knowing right from wrong, to make life changing decisions on ones own for the first time for many is scary time. The leaders of these groups are often the teachers who were students not so long ago needing those same groups. Themselves became functioning adults maintaining the same ideologies from their youth. They become guiding lights. Perfect to become useful idiots guided by outside funded organizations with an agenda using rebellious and morally superior attitudes and tactics, a way to declare independence from family. Iran itself was transformed by similar students, liberal useful idiots that were either religiously transformed or murdered after Ayatollah came into power. IRGC. It's also similar to Russian communists' revolution. There are many more examples in history. Themes of oppression are often dominant.
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How wrong you are. Your approach is that EVERYONE is wrong or defective and you are perfectly OK. Not only that, but that this phenomenon transcends time going back millenia. Cant you see how ridiculous that construct is??
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Anti-Israel is not the same as anti-semitism. One is a dislike of a political nationalist movement, the other, a dislike of a religion. One can be anti-Israel without being anti-Semitic
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It happens because Satan is against God's people.
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It's in the quran since 650 AD.
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structural and systemic financial crimes
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Certain religious people use it to get away with committing crimes.
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I think it’s a spiritual thing … the dark side hates the God of Israel - the One, true God - and His people. The Bible has a lot to say about that.
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Projection of shadow consciousness coupled with propaganda and mass manipulation worked every time and continued to work until today.
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It's a classic tactic going back millennia. You can unify a disparate, infighting group by giving them a common enemy to hate. You then rise to power with that group by promising to be the best person to "solve the problem" of that enemy.
Jews aren't the only group to be victimized that way but since the fall of ancient Israel they've been a minority everywhere making them an easy target. Hating the successful also tends to look toward Jews because most societies have a disproportionately successful minority and Jews have often been that successful minority.
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