jews,what do you think of Jehovah's Witnesses?

[Call]

Originally Posted by NealIRC

Also strange, how Hebrew and Arabic are dialects of each other or based off the same language, and yet the 2 groups hate each other the most throughout history.

Not true. Not always friends, but certainly not "hate each the most throughout history." Others may choose to elaborate.

[Tzaphkiel]

Originally Posted by NealIRC

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Also strange, how Hebrew and Arabic are dialects of each other or based off the same language, and yet the 2 groups hate each other the most throughout history.

You keep talking about hate in many places. There can be no peace where there is hate. This is true for an individual, for a family, for a group, for an ideology.

Those who engage in hate never know peace.
Your error is in assuming that if there are groups who hate Jews, then Jews must hate them back. You are wrong. Your statement and logic are flawed and incorrect.

Hate is a choice. It is diametrically opposed to peace. Hate is corrosive like swallowing battery acid. If a parent or ideology incite children and followers to hate, they are being fed toxic waste.

[PDXNative2Houston]

Originally Posted by NealIRC

Hey good point, as they are also hated by Christians due to their lack of interpretation of Jesus.


Oh wow sounds like you can make a great website on all the translation errors. (Or maybe you already have.).

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Also strange, how Hebrew and Arabic are dialects of each other or based off the same language, and yet the 2 groups hate each other the most throughout history.

Originally Posted by Call

Not true. Not always friends, but certainly not "hate each the most throughout history." Others may choose to elaborate.

This off topic, but that is completely untrue. Prior to the early 20th century Jews maintained large communities throughout the Arab world and while by no means were there absolutely no incidents between the communities...for the most part Jews lived their lives, maintained their synagogues and were generally considered normal members of the community.

My grandfather, the son of an Imam and Ottoman family in Libya, considered them to be Libyans (specifically Misrati's), "just like us".

[Miss Blue]

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