Yesterday, Seraphic Secret noted that Israel’s Yom Hazikaron, Day of Remembrance, in which two minutes of silence prevail across the country in memory of those who have fallen in defense of the Jewish state, is, in fact, not just about the past, but the present and the future.
The enemies of Israel are the enemies of the Judaism, and this is a hatred that never sleeps.
We Jews are engaged in an eternal war.
The enemy are Assyrian, Babylonian, Roman; genocidal Communist and Nazi regimes rise and fall only to be replaced by genocidal Muslims.
America was founded by Christians seeking religious liberty. These early Americans so closely identified with the Children of Israel’s flight from Egypt they considered making Hebrew the national language.
It should come as no surprise that our founders inscribed a verse, not from the Christian bible, but from the Torah (Leviticus chapter 25, verse 10) on the Liberty Bell:
“PROCLAIM LIBERTY THROUGHOUT ALL THE LAND UNTO ALL THE INHABITANTS THEREOF.”
Those who hate Israel and Judaism, also hate America and Christianity. The Islamic terror that plagues the land of Israel will also come to these shores with increasing frequency.
The bombs that ripped like a scythe through the crowds at the Boston Marathon were most likely set by Muslim jihadists.
Israel and America are the prime targets of these fascist, Jew and Christian-hating theocrats.
And those Americans who have not been devoured by the politically correct industry that denies the very existence of jihad, will come to understand that Israel and America are together on the front lines, defending liberty against barbarian Islamists.
Hours following a pair of blasts at the Boston Marathon that left 2 [three] dead and up to 100 wounded according to reports, a chief doctor at the hospital where many of the patients are being treated credited Israelis with teaching his team how to respond to such disastrous attacks.“About two years ago in actual fact we asked the Israelis to come across and they helped us set up our disaster team so that we could respond in this kind of manner,” said Alasdair Conn, Chief of Emergency Services at Massachusetts General Hospital, responding to a question about the preparedness of his staff to handle trauma on this scale.
