Call me a coward if you'd like, but if I had a young family living in Israel I'd seriously be weighing my options and considering leaving the country for good.

The constant threat of violence makes living a peaceful life virtually impossible.

To add to what I already posted;

you said, "the constant threat of violence makes living a peaceful life difficult"

I would say the constant threat of evil makes living a virtuous, righteous life difficult. That's universal, brother…

Movement of Jah people.

Living in the US proper has wayy more strategic advantages over living in Israel.

Terrible comparison. They are on a tiny island surrounded by hostile waters.

Andrew Dufresne said:

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Call me a coward if you'd like, but if I had a young family living in Israel I'd seriously be weighing my options and considering leaving the country for good.

The constant threat of violence makes living a peaceful life virtually impossible.

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My wife and I will die in Texas.

But we want our sons to have other options, whatever and wherever, they may be.

So I get your point.

Is what it is.

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Where else would they go?

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Over 10% of the Israeli population has dual citizenship. It's seen as an additional security measure should they need to flee the country, as well as influencing global politics, so obtaining/seeking dual citizenship is openly encouraged.

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Living in the US proper has wayy more strategic advantages over living in Israel.

Terrible comparison. They are on a tiny island surrounded by hostile waters.

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I have long thought that Israel should offer Mexico a crap ton on money to buy Baja and relocate there. The Jews would turn that peninsula in to an absolute oasis of awesomeness in 10 years min. Win for everyone.

I get the connection to the holy land. But there is a point where a better life and longevity should come in to play.

NO. In fact, there will be a unification of Jewish people at some point to fight. Perhaps this is a prequel.

Would they walk across the Mediterranean?

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If you felt that you were a devout holy man, living in your holy land, you may think differently about leaving…

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Most of them are secular. And ironically enough would probably vote dem if they moved here.

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I think most would be considered "NeoCons" ... socially liberal and hawkish on defense issues.

Andrew Dufresne said:

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Call me a coward if you'd like, but if I had a young family living in Israel I'd seriously be weighing my options and considering leaving the country for good.

The constant threat of violence makes living a peaceful life virtually impossible.

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I do some business in Israel. I have been there during a barrage of rockets from Gaza into Tel Aviv. I felt very safe the whole time. When I bring up the idea that Israel is a dangerous place, Israelis return with questions about the US (school shootings, percentage of gun ownership, tornados/hurricanes). I think its all what you are used to.

The vast majority of the population in Israel is in Tel Aviv and surrounding areas. This area is very safe. Jerusalem is very tourist driven. Most of the videos you see are in towns close to the Palestinian territories. The Jewish families that live in these areas are often orthodox and live there in order to expand the Jewish settlements in these areas. They know they are in high risk areas and do it because its their calling. They also get incentives to do so.

Thinking Israelis would leave their homeland would be similar to thinking Texans would leave Texas.

No but I bet there will be a mass exodus from the democrats soon.

Troglodyte said:

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Andrew Dufresne said:

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Call me a coward if you'd like, but if I had a young family living in Israel I'd seriously be weighing my options and considering leaving the country for good.

The constant threat of violence makes living a peaceful life virtually impossible.

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I do some business in Israel. I have been there during a barrage of rockets from Gaza into Tel Aviv. I felt very safe the whole time. When I bring up the idea that Israel is a dangerous place, Israelis return with questions about the US (school shootings, percentage of gun ownership, tornados/hurricanes). I think its all what you are used to.

The vast majority of the population in Israel is in Tel Aviv and surrounding areas. This area is very safe. Jerusalem is very tourist driven. Most of the videos you see are in towns close to the Palestinian territories. The Jewish families that live in these areas are often orthodox and live there in order to expand the Jewish settlements in these areas. They know they are in high risk areas and do it because its their calling. They also get incentives to do so.

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They should incentivize personal security like the old days.

They've left before, but didn't have to crawl through a sewer to escape.

I think they stay this time.

Their only Exodus was the other direction.

Andrew Dufresne said:

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Living in the US proper has wayy more strategic advantages over living in Israel.

Terrible comparison. They are on a tiny island surrounded by hostile waters.

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Some people actually have a cause and it is not all about them. It is about their country and people. You don't get it because you've probably never been compelled to that level of commitment for your nation and community, and okay. To answer your question…no. I'd be surprised.

Thinking that way does not make you a coward.


The thing is, the Israelis are cut from a different cloth. They view being there as a higher purpose. To leave would be a betrayal of who they are in their own existence.

No.

Andrew Dufresne said:

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Call me a coward if you'd like, but if I had a young family living in Israel I'd seriously be weighing my options and considering leaving the country for good.

The constant threat of violence makes living a peaceful life virtually impossible.

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I hope not, they'll come over here and vote demtard.

Andrew Dufresne said:

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Call me a coward if you'd like, but if I had a young family living in Israel I'd seriously be weighing my options and considering leaving the country for good.

The constant threat of violence makes living a peaceful life virtually impossible.

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I guess it comes down to a simple choice. Get busy living or get busy dying.

You said so yourself.

OP's butthole would have been made into a canoe by the sisters.

It seems like they elect Bibi twice a year for the past 4 years or so. I doubt they go from Bibi to Biden.

I have no idea why American Jews tend to vote Dems.

The Jews have been s**t on by damn near everybody for over 5000 years. They always had the mindset of bear the burden and keep the faith. It was in Israel when they said enough is enough, and they stood to fight against the latest band who would see them exterminated. They had been migrating back to their homeland since the very late 1800s, and WWII accelerated that move. The Hebrews have been there for 11,000 years, and I don't see them ever standing down again.

No matter how many Nazi revivalist groups stand against them, call for their removal from their homeland, and criticize them for responding to deadly attacks in kind, I don't think they'll be swayed again. The marxists hate Jews because their messiah Karl hated Jews, it's just more antisemitism. You already have some peoples calling for their genocide for the last 40 years, now the US marxists are joining that call under the guise of anti-Zionism.

Israel has already suffered two mass exoduses: First by the Babylonians, and then by the Romans. They're not doing it again.

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I have long thought that Israel should offer Mexico a crap ton on money to buy Baja and relocate there. The Jews would turn that peninsula in to an absolute oasis of awesomeness in 10 years min. Win for everyone.

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Funny, I've said for years Texas should just donate a 5 mile wide swath of land on our southern border to Israel if we wanted to solve illegal immigration

Buddhism is the precursor to Judaism which is the 2nd of the holy trinity, Christianity is the 3rd, and Islam is the 4th which the number 4 has negative connotations within Asian cultures.

The New World Order of moving people around to the lands that would best suit their abilities, Africans to North America, Arabs/Saudis to Venezuela/South and Central America, India to South America. Exodus of current inhabitants from Africa and India. Europe/Africa (Christianity/Judaism) to the west of India, Central/East Asia as the Buddhist center, North/South America as Islam to the East.