Lunatic Jewish Rabbis With Increasing Influence Over Isra-lic Society

Not exceptional

The examples, given here below, are not the only ones, there seem to be many teachers or leaders (rabbis) with religious authority in Zionist Isra-l, who have very strange opinions about other people, none-Jews.

The Lunatic Jewish Rabbis Video

Quotes/ complete text from the video

Israeli officials like the prime minister and defence minister have visited this academy where rabbis have made inflammatory statements.

[rabbi:] With the help of God, slavery will return

[rabbi:] The non-Jews (Arabs) will want to be our slaves.

Bnei David academy is located in a settlement in the West Bank.

The school aims to promote religious zionist teachings into Israel’s army.

A 2019 news report showed a lesson by then-head of the academy’s religious seminary.

Rabbi Eliezer Kashtiel

[rabbi:] The people around us have genetic problems.

[rabbi:] Ask any average Arab where he wants to be

[rabbi:] He wants to be under occupation.

[rabbi:] Why? Because they have genetic problems.

[rabbi:] Yes, we are racists.

[rabbi:] We believe in racism.

The report also showed Rabbi Giora Radler teaching a lesson about the Holocaust.

Rabbi Giora Radler

[rabbi:] The Holocaust was not about killing the Jews

[rabbi:] Nonsense. And that it was systematic and ideological makes it more moral than random murder.

[rabbi:] Humanism, secular culture, that is the Holocaust. The real Holocaust is pluralism.

What Critics say about those rabbis

Critics say the academy promotes ultra-nationalist, religious extremism.

They fear institutions like this one that are influencing government, (and) are also molding the next generation of Israeli students.

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