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Israel Must Decide

Israel Must Decide

Israel Must Decide

Mordehay Darwish

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Xlibris
Año de edición:
2003
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Relaciones internacionales
ISBN:
9781401093938
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Ever want to know what is really going on in the Middle East? Ever want an opinion that is not politically correct? Ever want a real solution to the current unrest in the Middle East? Well, you have just picked up the book that will unveil those three things you’ve always wanted to know. Israel Must Decide is an opinionated book that looks at the current conditions in Israel and the surrounding Arab-Muslim nations. Israel Must Decide also breaks down the current problems surrounding religion and politics in the region.For the Jewish people to survive, Israel was created. For Israel to survive, the Jewish people must be re-created. The current state of Judaism is declining. Israel’s identity as the Jewish State is being lost with every day that passes. For the Jewish people of this world to survive, Israel needs to decide once and for all whether they are a country of religion or nationalism. By that, Israel needs to clarify to the world whether they are an all-Jewish country, or one where anyone can practice their religion without hatred and fear of harm. I hope for Judaism and Israel’s sake that they choose to become a true Jewish only country. Otherwise, it will not survive the next fifty-four years. If you consider yourself a follower of Judaism or if you want to learn more about the real problems of the Middle East, Israel Must Decide is must. Someone has finally told the truth without holding any punches to any parties. Honest, controversial, and future predicting read is how to best describe Israel Must Decide. Before 14 million 'Jews' become nomads once again, Israel And Jewish Followers Everywhere Must Decide.

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