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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Netanhitler never cared about any life - not the hostages, and of course not a single Palestinian. Peace is his kryptonite. [/quote]

Do you think the Palestinians care about any life?[/quote]

They are very family oriented so yes. [/quote]

Do Zionists care about non-Jewish lives? we know the answer is no.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentile

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Can you ask an idiotic question and then post an unrelated link?

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/putz[/quote]

However, the attitudes of the Rabbis to gentiles were not simple or uniform. Porton argues that the Mishnah-Tosefta discusses gentiles for two quite different reasons: firstly, practically, to guide the relations between Israelites and gentiles who were living alongside each other in Palestine. Secondly, at a theoretical level, gentiles are discussed because, in order to define the people of Israel and its symbols and institutions, it was necessary to define who lay outside that group.[16]
Some Tannaim show a positive attitude towards the gentiles. Joshua ben Hananiah believed that there are righteous men amongst the gentiles who will enter the world to come. He believed that except for the descendants of the Amaleks, the rest of the gentiles will adopt monotheism and the righteous among them will escape Gehenna.[17]
Other rabbinical writings show more hostility towards gentiles which needs to be understood in the context of frequent persecution of the Jews in this period. The most famous and extreme of the anti-gentile teachers is Simeon bar Yochai. He is often quoted by antisemites[17] in his sayings: "The best among the Gentiles deserves to be killed", "The most pious woman is addicted to sorcery" and "The best of snakes ought to have its head crushed".[17] Such extreme views can be explained by the sage's life experience: he witnessed his teacher being tortured to death,[18] and became a fugitive after speaking out against Roman oppression.[19] Later commentators have limited this teaching to idolators and only at times of war.

That’s what Zionists believe of non-Jews, which is why they’re happy to kill/oppress/steal from them. [/quote]

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