Here's what I commented:
I really think that we shouldn't be overly sensitive to their feelings. They certainly don't show any sensitivity to the feelings of other Jews, and that's why they're suffering today. We all know that it's a rare child who won't stop touching something too hot until he's burnt. Most people can't theorize about the abstract. They have to experience it.No need to apologize for sure.They must be reminded over and over that it
was their insistance on throwing other Jews out of their/our homes
(Disengagement/Resettlement etc) that gave the Arabs the confidence to attack
Haifa, Tzfat, etc.
Of course G-d can't separate all the good from the bad to make it "fair." He has to work with nature.
Will the leftists whether in Haifa, Nahariya or Tel Aviv understand that its their insistance that Judea, Samaria, Gaza etc be "juden rein," empty of Jews, that has emboldened the Arabs? I firmly believe that G-d is waiting for their repentance. It really is up to us. We are not G-d's pawns.
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Pulling out of Gaza was the worst thing Israel could have done. The muslims saw that as a sign of weakeness, and it encouraged them to continue their deranged campaign of terror against Israelis.
What was Sharon thinking??? I keep looking for his master plan, but I don't see it. Please explain.
It was "self-preservation" to keep his sons and himself out of jail.
Look back. Suddenly all the people who were against him loved him, because they knew that he was a great bull-dozer and could do what they wanted. In exchange they ignored the crimes.
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