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The zionist plan is to build more and more secular neghborhoods and cities for the secular israeilis so it will become cheaper and cheaper and the secular israeilis will stay and return and
Freeze construction for the charedim so the charedi neghborhoods
And cities will become so unaffordable that all the charedim will just leaveSure buddy. Whatever you say.
The Zionists also are unnecessarily limiting Lag Ba’Omer in Meron this year. They know what an uplifting experience it is and how much Chizuk people get from it. The Zionists will do anything to drive people away from Yiddishkeit. We should protest and a million Charedim should show up at the same time.
Please dont dignify this troll with a response.
Most Israelis have an affinity to Yiddishkeit, so what are you talking about?
Evangelicals also have an affinity to Judaism.
The chareidim will take over the secular neighborhoods. Like they do wherever they grow. Are you insinuating that the chareidim in E”Y are growing numerically, but not substantially? Why of all the nerve!!
Zionists indeed started this conspiracy more than a hundred years ago. Hashem turned it around and used the Zionist army to protect Charedim, their roads to lead to yeshivas, their electricity to enable learning at night, their taxes to pay for childcare, their buses to go to Meron, their airlines to fly to EY. Those grateful Charedim who took advantage of these chasdei Hashem, live great. Now, those who will take the jobs that Hashem made Zionists provide for Charedim, will be able to afford life in yir hakoidesh.
why give a troll what he wants?
“why give a troll what he wants?”
Well, there are a few “good” trolls and lots of really, really bad trolls. The “good” ones provide comic relief from what sometimes gets way too serious rhetorical and hyperbolic exchanges about existential matters such as the fake shiduch crisis, PETA approved shtreimlach and vegie chulent recipes.
To Kuvult (as in “Oi Kuvalt”?): You want a million Chareidim to go to Meron? Really? Maybe you are (i) a troll who wants Chareidim to die, or (ii) just plain stupid. I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume (ii) is correct.
To common saychel: I responded to Kuvult, but I am pretty sure I did not dignify him/her.
huju – I am pretty sure he was trying to point out the stupidity of the OP. That he was pointing out that complaining about something without having a clue about it is ignorant.
So 60,000 tickets to Meron sold out this AM in just over an hour. Doesn’t sound like there will be any shortage of opportunities to participate, either in-person or online. Given the tragedy, this sounds like a really big number but presumably the police will be better prepared and they have constructed new walkways and road capacity to avoid crowding and allow easy access/exits
This has been zionist policy since they were considering asking some Europeans to seize a chunk of Africa for a new homeland. What’s the hiddush?
Don’t forget HaRav Yaakov Ben Dahan’s murder by Tehomi…
Now, there is a confusion between the early Zionists who were mostly secular and those who are termed “settlers.” Today’s zionists are really the Mizrachi type, for the most part, and are not really powerful in present government for example.
If the tickets were sold out in an hour, that means there weren’t enough tickets made available.
If a half million people go every year without difficulty, and one year there was a stampede and a horrible tragedy, the answer should not be eliminate 90% of the traffic. The answer should be more efficiency, and if that requires some reduction in capacity, so be it. But 90% reduction? To me that means 400,000 or more aren’t getting an opportunity. Anyone who thinks participating online is participating, has no clue what this is all about.
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