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    Cenk And Ana Take Down Gal Gadot’s RIDICULOUS Speech



    Cenk And Ana Take Down Gal Gadot’s RIDICULOUS Speech

    It turns out Wonder Woman is pro- genocide. But we’re about to check her ass. And I’m Jewish. Isn’t it crazy that just saying that, just expressing such a simple fact about who I am, feels like a controversial statement. But sadly, this is where we’re at today. Is it? I assure you, you can announce that you’re Jewish and no one will be upset about that. Uh but in fact you’ll get massive protections that no one else gets in America. That’s true. Like our lives are not protected. Your feelings are protected by Congress and every college and I mean every institution in America, all of mainstream media. The idea like as if oh my god I said I’m Jewish. What a brave act. Oh shut up. In reality, she uh has been very supportive of Israel uh and she refuses to condemn the war crimes and genocide carried out by Israel in Gaza. And that, you know, that’s what she finds to be controversial because she’s gotten backlash for that. And never did I imagine that on the streets of the United States and different cities around the world, we would see people not condemning Hamas, but celebrating, justifying, and cheering on a massacre of Jews. We, the Jewish people, are an ancient people with an ancient story in an ancient homeland. We are the people that celebrate life. Israel has killed over 60,000 people in Gaza. Um, and that is surely an undercount since the bodies that remain trapped under the rubble of the leveled Gaza Strip have not been counted in the official death toll. There are hundreds of thousands of Palestinians missing in Gaza. Yeah.

    Cenk And Ana Take Down Gal Gadot’s RIDICULOUS Speech

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    2. @sourcetext on

      Why do Jews reject Jesus as the Messiah?
      AI Overview

      Jews reject Jesus as the Messiah because he failed to fulfill key messianic prophecies, such as establishing universal peace and rebuilding the Temple in Jerusalem. Furthermore, his lineage did not meet the biblical requirements, he was not seen as a direct descendant of King David, and the theological concept of Jesus being divine or part of a Trinity contradicts the Jewish belief in a single, indivisible God.
      Failure to Fulfill Prophecies
      World Peace:
      The Messiah is expected to usher in an era of universal peace, where "nation shall not lift up sword against nation" (Isaiah 2:4), a condition that did not come to pass during or after Jesus' life.
      Rebuilding the Temple:
      Jewish tradition holds that the Messiah will rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem (Ezekiel 37:26–28) and gather all Jews back to the Land of Israel (Isaiah 43:5–6).
      Elijah's Return:
      The prophet Elijah was expected to return to herald the Messiah's arrival, a prophecy that, from a Jewish perspective, was not fulfilled by Jesus.
      Contradiction of Personal and Lineage Qualifications
      Lineage:
      The Messiah is expected to be a direct descendant of King David through Solomon, with a father who is not a prohibited lineage. Jesus's family tree does not meet these criteria.
      Born of Human Parents:
      According to Judaism, the Messiah must be fully human, born naturally of a husband and wife, not through a supernatural or miraculous birth.
      Incompatible Theology
      Monotheism:
      Judaism affirms that God is one and indivisible; the Christian concept of the Trinity and the idea of Jesus being God incarnate contradict this fundamental Jewish belief.
      Idolatry:
      The worship of any person, including Jesus, is considered a form of idolatry in Judaism, as it goes against the core belief in worshipping only one God.
      Interpretations of the Law
      Challenges to Tradition:
      Jesus's teachings sometimes appeared to challenge the established religious laws and traditions of the time, including the detailed legal practices that had developed in Judaism outside the Old Testament.
      Eternal Torah:
      For Jews, the Torah is considered eternal and unchanging. Jesus's emphasis on the "spirit" of the law over its literal observance was seen by many as a departure from sacred tradition.

    8. @firasnaamo358 on

      Let’s make it clear Zionist’s are not real Jews same with Christian Zionists not real GOD fearing people greatest trick Zionists ever did was convincing the world they were the victims

    16. @lesliescott7838 on

      Pretty lady with limited talent . However just because she's Jewish . Wrong, is wrong, and what Benjamin Netanyahu has done is plane evil . Hamas is evil, and sore is the Israeli government .

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