Israeli settler attacking all who are not Jews it seems .. the mindset allows single man like this guy to do this, in the end just saying this guy has a health issue doesn't address the cultural problem of the settlers
NEW: An Israeli settler who attacked a French Catholic nun near King David's Tomb in Jerusalem was acquitted after a court accepted he was "in a psychotic state during the assault."
Prosecutors said he targeted her because she was identifiable as a Christian nun and charged him with a hate crime carrying up to six years.
The court ordered psychiatric hospitalization instead.
After reading the posts of this account, I come to the conclusion: Not a real Rabbi, it could be a account with target to create a hostile public opinion.
@rabbimoshex
@ori0n7@salem942408569@CraigMurrayOrg Hamas has used the Palestinians in Gaza as a shield.
I don't want to excuse anything what IDF did, there are also probably war crimes there which must be investigated but Hamas really started this shit with civilian shield.
@isaacrrr7 Eines der Länder welche die Türen für Juden geöffnet hielten war: Die Türkei.
Die Republik Türkei genauer gesagt.
Aber auch nicht zu vergessen die Osmanen welche die Juden aus Spanien aufnahmen.
Daher sollten rechtsradikale Europäer den Ball in Richtung Türkei flach halten.
Ich höre immer wieder von Verbrenner Fahrer die Skepsis bezüglich Laden eines Elektroautos.
Bisher hatte ich in meinen gesamten Trip von Süddeutschland bis nach Süditalien nicht eine einzige negative Erfahrung bei TESLA.
So geht Elektromobilität.
@salem942408569@CLeiserfluss Teslas stoßen beim Antrieb kein Dreck aus, deine geliebten Verbrenner schon und verschmutzen bei jedem Meter die Umwelt. Viel Glück
@theficouple Calculation changes if in this case you keep the Model Y for further 5 years, eben a little bit longer as this car compared to gas cars has no short turbo , engine auxillary parts, exhaust and many other parts which do not survive after 10 years.
Over 1,000 years of Seljuk, Ottoman, and Turkish history, two nations shared a unique bond of coexistence: no Turk ever killed a Jew, and no Jew ever killed a Turk.
When history turned its back on them, they sought refuge in Turkish lands twice:
1️⃣ Fleeing the Spanish Inquisition in 1492
2️⃣ Escaping Nazi persecution to build up Turkish science & academia (1930s–45)
History remembers protectors, not persecutors..
The Turks have always tried to protect Orthodoxy against Catholicism. In fact, a portion of the Turks historically became Orthodox, and the local Greeks in Anatolia played a major role in this. Having both suffered from the cruelties of the Crusaders, Turks and Greeks came to view Orthodoxy as closest to true Christianity, leading the state to appoint many Orthodox Greeks to official government positions. However, as the Ottomans withdrew from Orthodox geographies, Western powers made numerous moves to cause Orthodoxy to be forgotten. During the Ottoman era, you could never see a woman in a mini skirt in an Orthodox church, nor anyone speaking loudly or bursting into laughter.