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The vast majority of West Bank settlers are Zionist (modern) orthodox.
The anti-Zionist Haredi factions do not live in the West Bank as it has little meaning to them. To be honest, I think the only thing that has meaning to the Haredi are perpetuating their own factions/sects.
Have you ever heard of Jerusalem, Bnei Brak, Mea Shearim, or Elad?
There are haredi cities such as Beitar and Kiryat Sefer in the West Bank but they're fairly new and much smaller than the established Haredi cities inside Israel proper.
I lived for some time in Israel and have family there. Anti-Zionist Haredi couldn't give less of a **** about the West Bank.
Do you have a clue what FFB means??? I was Frum and I currently have a house in Hod Hasharon. I know exactly where everything is in Israel and I know exactly why and how they do what they do in the US.
Okay, wrong again (wow, you're on a losing streak).
I'm not Torah observant.
I think you are doing a little too much assuming, and too little listening.
And that is why I left my family, got enrolled in BTHS, became a US Marine and got a Engineering degree from Polytechnic. And yes I'm currently in the country listed in the top right corner.
I work near one and see them in welfare offices. I'm certain they are not poor but leech off government. Having 3-7 kids. They live in rich areas not ghettoes.
But religiously they are not extremists (like your family)
OOOOOOOOOOOOO. Now you want to throw insults?? I'll get back to you in about nine hours when I get back from work.
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