Radical Extremists on an Island: A Social Experiment

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In summary, the conversation discusses the controversial teachings of Rabbi Kahane and the reactions to them. The speaker expresses their support for Kahane's teachings and criticism of those who distance themselves from them. They also mention similarities between Kahane and other controversial figures. The conversation ends with a humorous suggestion to put Kahane and other extremists on an island together.
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David Ben-Ariel
*deleted for being retarded*

ok, for being an entire article cut and pasted...
 
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LOL, wouldn't it be funny if Zero hadnt deleted it and that was what Mr. Ariel had actually typed.
 
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I will say this knowing that he was wrong.

YOU ARE WRONG!

*SLAP*
 
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We now know who is afraid of Rabbi Kahane... :-)

It's a shame that the Jewish establishment in America and elsewhere dread the BIBLICAL TEACHINGS of Rabbi Kahane that expose them as bankrupt and hypocritical and Jews living in a self-imposed exile with their ghetto-mentality rather than becoming better Jews by moving to Israel. Too many Jews have distanced themselves from Rabbi Kahane's teachings because that would mean they would have to actually do something other than just smugly profess to be Jews! All talk and no action doesn't impress our Creator.

Here's the address for the original article posted to start discussion: http://www.masada2000.org/kahane.html
 
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If they all moved to Israel then they would be distancing themselves from everything they have ever known. Do you really think that Israel could cope with all of the Worlds Jewish population crossing its borders? No.

To put it simple, YOUR WRONG!

*THWACK*
 
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this rabbi sounds a bit like that muslim extremist cleric here in britain, Abu Hamza...Lets chuck him out.`
 
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This is the Politics forum, not the Biblical teachings forum...
 
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okey dokey, let's put Abu Hamza, Noam Federman and David Ben-Ariel on an island together, and if they get on well, we will nuke it.
 

1. Who is Rabbi Meir Kahane?

Rabbi Meir Kahane was a controversial American-Israeli rabbi, author, and political activist. He was the founder of the Jewish Defense League and the Kach political party, which advocated for the expulsion of all Arabs from Israel and the occupied territories.

2. Why was Rabbi Kahane feared?

Rabbi Kahane was feared because of his extreme and divisive views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He promoted a nationalist and anti-Arab ideology that many considered racist and dangerous. He also advocated for violent tactics to achieve his goals, which led to concerns about potential conflicts and unrest.

3. What were Rabbi Kahane's beliefs?

Rabbi Kahane believed in the superiority of the Jewish people and the importance of maintaining a Jewish state in Israel. He also believed that Arabs could not coexist with Jews and that they should be expelled from the region. He also had strong anti-communist and anti-liberal views.

4. Did Rabbi Kahane have any influence?

Yes, Rabbi Kahane had a significant influence on Israeli politics and society. He was able to gain a following among some Israelis, particularly those on the far-right. His ideas and tactics also sparked debates and discussions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the role of religion in politics.

5. What was the impact of Rabbi Kahane's death?

Rabbi Kahane was assassinated in 1990, and his death caused shock and outrage among his followers. It also led to increased scrutiny and criticism of his beliefs and tactics. His party, Kach, was later banned in Israel for inciting racism and violence. Some considered his death a turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as it highlighted the dangers of extremism and the need for a peaceful resolution.

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