Against our better judgement

[planosteve]

I could post all day about Jews that lived thousands of years ago in what is now Israel and the surrounding areas.

Many, many centuries before Islam was literally “dreamed up.”

I'm not going to waste time reading any of the crap that you post.

[GFB]

I could post all day about Jews that lived thousands of years ago in what is now Israel and the surrounding areas.

Many, many centuries before Islam was literally “dreamed up.”

I'm not going to waste time reading any of the crap that you post.

Yes, because you’d learn what the whole world already knows.

[planosteve]

I could post all day about Jews that lived thousands of years ago in what is now Israel and the surrounding areas.

Many, many centuries before Islam was literally “dreamed up.”

I'm not going to waste time reading any of the crap that you post.

Yes, because you’d learn what the whole world already knows.

I could care less.
I don't see where a person's ancestors happened to live as relevant to anything today. It certainly doesn't give you any special claim to anything there today That's nuts.

[planosteve]

I could post all day about Jews that lived thousands of years ago in what is now Israel and the surrounding areas.

Many, many centuries before Islam was literally “dreamed up.”

Go back to where your ancestors came from and try to claim you have some special rights to anything there. They will just laugh at you.

[planosteve]

I could post all day about Jews that lived thousands of years ago in what is now Israel and the surrounding areas.

Many, many centuries before Islam was literally “dreamed up.”

Have you ever actually been to Israel?

[GFB]

I could post all day about Jews that lived thousands of years ago in what is now Israel and the surrounding areas.

Many, many centuries before Islam was literally “dreamed up.”

Have you ever actually been to Israel?

Yes..several times.

As well as quite a few Muslim countries..Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Turkey, Lebanon, and Indonesia.

[GFB]

I guess you…haven’t.

[rusty]

I guess you…haven’t.

He said he has. Are you saying he’s lying?

[planosteve]

I guess you…haven’t.

I spent a week in Turkey once. But, it was on business, not lollygagging around.

[GFB]

I guess you…haven’t.

I spent a week in Turkey once. But, it was on business, not lollygagging around.

All my trips were business.

So..you haven’t been to Israel?

Odd that you felt the need to check if I had.

[planosteve]

I guess you…haven’t.

I spent a week in Turkey once. But, it was on business, not lollygagging around.

All my trips were business.

So..you haven’t been to Israel?

Odd that you felt the need to check if I had.

We took a 10 day sight seeing trip to Israel when we were living in Germany. The guide was a Military Rabbi from Munich.

[GFB]

I spent a week in Turkey once. But, it was on business, not lollygagging around.

All my trips were business.

So..you haven’t been to Israel?

Odd that you felt the need to check if I had.

We took a 10 day sight seeing trip to Israel when we were living in Germany. The guide was a Military Rabbi from Munich.

You saw a great country that runs like a clock.

Did you happen to see any of the Muslim basket case countries?

[planosteve]

Yeah, it's all right there in Jewopedia.

[jellowrestling]

Once again. Just to make it absolutely clear.

WIKIPEDIA IS NOT A CREDIBLE SOURCE TO "PROVE" ANYTHING!!!

https://www.bing.com/search?pglt=2211&q ... PC=EDGEESS

How about Encyclopedia Britannica:

Babylonian Captivity, the forced detention of Jews in Babylonia following the Neo-Babylonian Empire’s conquest of the kingdom of Judah in 598/7 and 587/6 bce. The captivity formally ended in 538 bce, when the Persian conqueror of Babylonia, Cyrus the Great, gave the Jews permission to return to Palestine. Historians agree that several deportations took place (each the result of uprisings in Palestine), that not all Jews were forced to leave their homeland, that returning Jews left Babylonia at various times, and that some Jews chose to remain in Babylonia

https://www.britannica.com/event/Babylonian-Captivity