@vicdslick@mehdirhasan We should all thank god every day that radical Islam regimes lack sophisticated military weapons like tanks and an Air Force. Unfortunately Ham*s doomed their own people from moment they waged terror
@goddek 7 & 8 - The idea that the media is in support of Israel is laughable. The propaganda of an โapartheid stateโ is pushed to puppets like you who hide behind Jew hate and cover it up with fake moral superiority. Go chase another cause. Israel won. Move on. โ๏ธ
@BonsaiSky Real people in Israel laugh at your hatred. It means nothing. Proud Zionist ๐ฎ๐ฑ Always have been always will be. The Jewish people donโt mind your hate. We laugh at the likes of you. โ๏ธ
@msfreund@DanielToben@BonsaiSky Michael, you are winning this argument with this fool. He is exposing himself for the moron that he is - jumping to insults and outrage the second he canโt comprehend a normal argument. ๐ ๐ฎ๐ฑ ๐ฎ๐ฑ ๐ฎ๐ฑ
NEW HORRIFIC DETAILS ON THE MELBOURNE SYNAGOGUE ARSON
Disturbing new informations have emerged about the arson attack on a synagogue in Melbourne on Friday night, during Shabbat services.
According to reports, the man accused of setting the fire first tried to enter the synagogue, where around 20 Jews were gathered.
He rang the synagogueโs doorbell and, as he waited for someone to answer, reached into his bag for whatโs believed to have been a petrol bomb.
Inside, a 13-year-old Jewish boy happened to be in the synagogue office. Hearing the bell, he checked the security monitors. Not recognizing the man, the boy made a life-saving decision: he didnโt open the door.
The attacker rang the bell a second time, then left the lit petrol bomb at the base of the entrance and casually walked away.
Moments later, the boy noticed smoke seeping through the door. By that time, a passerby had already called emergency services.
Fortunately, the fire caused only superficial damage. The synagogueโs reinforced security measures: a steel door and a blast-proof transparent plastic cage installed a few years ago contained the flames.
Police are still investigating what else the attacker had in his bag. But we know this: he came to kill Jews.
A synagogue should not have to be barricaded with steel doors and a blast-proof plastic cage. Jews shouldnโt have to monitor whoโs at the door. And a 13-year-old boy should never have to carry the responsibility of protecting his community from a terrorist.
Most of all, Jews should not have to fear for their lives every time they go to synagogue.
Itโs all wrong. And I truly hope the world sees it.