Talmud, tractate Ketuvot, page 110B:
Our Rabbis taught:
One should always dwell in the land of Israel,
even in a city that is mostly non-Jewish,
and not dwell outside of the land of Israel,
even in a city that is mostly Jewish.
Because anyone who dwells in the Land of Israel
is considered as one who has a G*D,
and anyone who dwells outside the land [of Israel]
is considered as one who has no G*D,
as it is written (Vayikra, chapter 25, verse 38):
“…TO GIVE YOU THE LAND OF CANAAN,
TO BE FOR YOU A G*D.”
But does anyone who does not dwell in the land not have a God?
Rather, it is coming to tell you that anyone who dwells
outside the land is considered as if he is worshiping idolatry.
And so by David it is written [in Tanach ]
(Shmuel Aleph, chapter 26, verse 19):
“…FOR THEY HAVE DRIVEN ME OUT TODAY FROM
BEING GATHERED IN THE INHERITANCE OF HASHEM,
SAYING: ‘GO WORSHIP OTHER GODS.’”
Now who told David to go serve other gods?
Rather, this is telling you that anyone who dwells outside
the Land of Israel is considered as if he is worshiping idolatry.
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PERSONAL COMMENT:
The Talmud, shown above, teaches us that living outside
the Land of Israel is considered to be similar to worshiping idols.
If the State of Israel is “peacefully” dismantled,
then millions of Jews will leave the Land of Israel,
which is considered to be similar to worshiping idolatry,
according to the Talmud in tractate Ketuvot, page 110B.
Therefore, dismantling the State of Israel, even “peacefully”,
will cause millions of Jews to *** SIN ***, by causing them
to leave the Land of Israel, without a Halachically-valid heter.
Even if leaving the Land of Israel were Halachically permitted,
[and it is not] no nation will accept even one-tenth [10%]
of 8 million [8,000,000] Jewish refugees.
There is no place for them to go to.
Which is why the State of Israel was created.
IN CONCLUSION, I therefore suggest that
the anti-Zionists completely abandon their plans
to “peacefully” dismantle the State of Israel.
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PS: “PERFIDY” was written by the Zionist Ben Hecht,
as a hit piece on Israel’s Labor Party,
immediately before an election, headed by Ben Gurion,
and which Kastner was a member of.