This is the legacy of Western Civilization's democratic, Judeo-Chr*stian 'values' which the Israeli State claims it is fighting to defend and preserve.
I believe this is true: from yeshiva world news Until now we had tremendous yeshuos with Hezbollah and Iran. Even the IDF Chief of Staff and the Defense Minister, who at first were not so well-regarded, had extraordinary Siyata Dishmaya—all this was until they arrested one ben yeshivah.”
“From the moment they arrested one ben yeshiva, a political tsunami was unleashed against Israel. Hakadosh Baruch Hu is saying to them: If you don’t want the Siyata Dishmaya of the Torah, I’ll sit on the side and you’ll manage.”
“The nations of the world are afraid when there is Torah in Israel,” HaRav Maya emphasized.
HaRav Maya also addressed the issue of the conscription of Lomdei Torah for a milchemet mitzva and determined that it is forbidden even in such a case. He called for an emergency meeting of the Moetzet and other Moetzos with the aim of issuing an unequivocal decision stating that “it is forbidden to violate Din Torah, and bnei yeshivos must not be touched.”
HaRav Maya added, “The first principle that I stand on is that Bnei Torah are exempt. That’s what the Rambam says, and no one disputes him—and this applies even in the case of a milchemet mitzvah.”
Australia has a respectable record of achievement in foreign policy. But today marks one of the lowest lows.
The Albanese Government’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state is ill-timed, impulsive, irrational, immoral and ideologically-driven.
It’s an endorsement of Hamas’ use of terrorism to achieve political ends.
It’s civilisational cowardice and capitulation to barbarism. After all, Hamas has said it would repeat October 7 many times over until the Jews of Israel are driven into the sea and the Jewish state is exterminated.
It’s deeply insensitive too, with Hamas still holding hostages.
Until Hamas is defeated, a two-state solution isn’t even conceivable and there can be no peaceful future for the people of Gaza.
If the Albanese Government truly believes in a better life for Palestinians – and a two-state solution – then it should lend its full support to Israel’s military response to rid the world of a death cult.
Here’s the ugly truth:
All too often, the Albanese Government uses foreign policy to grandstand to a domestic political audience.
Just like the Voice referendum, recognition of a Palestinian state is driven by sentimentality and symbolism – not substance and moral standards.
Indeed, the same moral cowardice and moral ambiguity has defined the Government’s supine response to the antisemitism afflicting our nation.
We wouldn’t have the intensity of antisemitism in our country today if the Prime Minister had responded with strength to the sordid scenes on the steps of the Sydney Opera House on 9 October.
Weakness is provocative.
At the UN today, the Albanese Government has not only showed its weakness, it’s also showed that its foreign policy is driven by virtue signalling instead of values.
Prime Minister Albanese and Foreign Minister Wong, you are a disgrace!
Well, these chachmei medinot mentioned above and the rest that are in agreement with them did a very 'unsmart' thing; days just before JUDGMENT DAY of the world. They confessed to their evil intentions, and the world is the witness! chelm
I wasn't aware the 'Abraham Accords' prevents Israel from annexing any territory.
ReplyDeleteI believe this is true: from yeshiva world news Until now we had tremendous yeshuos with Hezbollah and Iran. Even the IDF Chief of Staff and the Defense Minister, who at first were not so well-regarded, had extraordinary Siyata Dishmaya—all this was until they arrested one ben yeshivah.”
ReplyDelete“From the moment they arrested one ben yeshiva, a political tsunami was unleashed against Israel. Hakadosh Baruch Hu is saying to them: If you don’t want the Siyata Dishmaya of the Torah, I’ll sit on the side and you’ll manage.”
“The nations of the world are afraid when there is Torah in Israel,” HaRav Maya emphasized.
HaRav Maya also addressed the issue of the conscription of Lomdei Torah for a milchemet mitzva and determined that it is forbidden even in such a case. He called for an emergency meeting of the Moetzet and other Moetzos with the aim of issuing an unequivocal decision stating that “it is forbidden to violate Din Torah, and bnei yeshivos must not be touched.”
HaRav Maya added, “The first principle that I stand on is that Bnei Torah are exempt. That’s what the Rambam says, and no one disputes him—and this applies even in the case of a milchemet mitzvah.”
(YWN Israel Desk—Jerusalem)
Did any of those leaders ask their citizens to vote on whether they agreed with going against their allies? Albanese certainly didn't.
ReplyDeleteSenator Jacinta Price voices public opinion.
ReplyDeleteAustralia has a respectable record of achievement in foreign policy. But today marks one of the lowest lows.
The Albanese Government’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state is ill-timed, impulsive, irrational, immoral and ideologically-driven.
It’s an endorsement of Hamas’ use of terrorism to achieve political ends.
It’s civilisational cowardice and capitulation to barbarism. After all, Hamas has said it would repeat October 7 many times over until the Jews of Israel are driven into the sea and the Jewish state is exterminated.
It’s deeply insensitive too, with Hamas still holding hostages.
Until Hamas is defeated, a two-state solution isn’t even conceivable and there can be no peaceful future for the people of Gaza.
If the Albanese Government truly believes in a better life for Palestinians – and a two-state solution – then it should lend its full support to Israel’s military response to rid the world of a death cult.
Here’s the ugly truth:
All too often, the Albanese Government uses foreign policy to grandstand to a domestic political audience.
Just like the Voice referendum, recognition of a Palestinian state is driven by sentimentality and symbolism – not substance and moral standards.
Indeed, the same moral cowardice and moral ambiguity has defined the Government’s supine response to the antisemitism afflicting our nation.
We wouldn’t have the intensity of antisemitism in our country today if the Prime Minister had responded with strength to the sordid scenes on the steps of the Sydney Opera House on 9 October.
Weakness is provocative.
At the UN today, the Albanese Government has not only showed its weakness, it’s also showed that its foreign policy is driven by virtue signalling instead of values.
Prime Minister Albanese and Foreign Minister Wong, you are a disgrace!
Well, these chachmei medinot mentioned above and the rest that are
ReplyDeletein agreement with them did a very 'unsmart' thing; days just before
JUDGMENT DAY of the world. They confessed to their evil intentions,
and the world is the witness!
chelm