Were Jews being killed for not keeping the Sabbath in Israel?

Answer 1

Here we go again. Is there no limit to the outrageous poppycock that can be

told with a straight face and purport to describe life in Israel ? And is there no

end to the people who will believe any hogwash if it's told with a straight face,

no matter how patently unreasonable it is, as long as it involves Israel ?

The slimiest baloney is apparently easier to swallow than the simple truth is.

The simple truth is that Israel is a place of religious freedom. No law of the state

of Israel requires any person to observe any religion, and no law prohibits any

person from observing his own religion, no matter what that is.

To be quite frank: How else do you suppose it happens that even the Jews

are free to observe or ignore their religion there, in whatever shade, fashion,

faction, depth, and variation each of them prefers ? Thathasn't been seen in

a really long time.

The State of Israel has no official state religion. No person is prosecuted under

the law in Israel for pursuing or ignoring any religious practice that doesn't put

other people in danger.

And that goes for any religion.

Why is it so hard to understand that the Jews, of allpeople, know what

religious persecution smells like, and there was no way that it would ever

take root like a weed in the holy land's soil, once the Jews gained control

of their own fate, and the ability to govern their own people and their

sojourners in the manner of the Jewish principles that most of Western

civilization has come to quote and profess.