Antizionistische Joden zien aanslagen Mumbai als straf van God

 

Ja, Joods antisemitisme bestaat. Deze mensen werken samen met de PLO tegen Israel, en worden door antizionisten soms aangehaald als 'bewijs' dat ook veel Joden niet blij zijn met Israel. Gelukkig is het maar een splintergroepering, maar vanwege hun extreme standpunten krijgen ze veel aandacht. Leden van Naturei Karteh demonstreerden indertijd mee tegen de 'muur' in Den Haag en kregen veel aandacht van de media, zonder dat men duidelijk maakte hoe extreem hun denkbeelden zijn. Ze waren ook aanwezig op de holocaust ontkenningsconferentie in Iran vorig jaar.

 

RP

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Neturei Karta: Chabad punished for alliance with Zionists

 

Article published in anti-Zionist faction's leaflet says Chabad's 'collaboration' with secular Israelis led to Mumbai terror attack

 

Kobi Nahshoni
Published:  12.15.08, 11:45 / Israel Jewish Scene

 

 

An article published this weekend in a leaflet distributed by anti-Zionist ultra-Orthodox stream Neturei Karta asserted that the terror attack on the Chabad House in Mumbai was a punishment from God for the organization's collaboration with Zionist Israelis.

 

Six Jews were killed in the attack three weeks ago, including the two Chabad emissaries to the Indian city. Chabad Houses around the world serve as community centers for Jews regardless of the degree of their religious observance.

 

According to the article, Chabad was rightfully punished for its relations with "the filthy, deplorable traitors – the cursed Zionists that are your friends."

 

The writer went on to slam the Hasidic group for inviting to the emissaries' funeral "villainous heads of state who uttered words of heresy and blasphemy."

Chabad itself was imbued with "false national sentiment," the article said, and the organization's centers around the globe hosted religious Jews alongside secular ones without making any distinction "between good and evil, right and wrong, pure and impure, a Jew and a convert, a believer and a heretic."

 

The conclusion, according to the writer, was that "the road you (Chabad) have taken is the road of death and it leads to doom, assimilation and the uprooting of the Torah."