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Answer 1Jews are not supposed to hate anyone, but there are some Jews that only tolerate people like themselves.Answer 2There are also ...-- Conservative Jews who hate Orthodox Jews-- Reform Jews who hate Conservative Jews-- Muslims who hate all Jews-- Christians who hate all Muslims and Jews-- Catholics who hate all Protestants-- Muslims who hate all Baha'i-- Atheists who hate all believers-- Women who hate men-- Republicans who hate Democrats-- Turks who hate Greeks-- French who hate Germans-- Creationists who hate all Evolutionists-- Little kids who hate teachers-- Black people who hate whites-- White people who hate blacks-- Texans who hate Hispanics-- Drivers who hate bicycle riders-- Southerners who hate northernersand last but not least-- Methodists who hate Baptists.A lot more for inquiring minds to wonder at than simply Jews.And now that I look back on the question one more time as it fades into the sunset ...Where does the first contributor get his essential thesis: "Jews are not supposed to hate anyone." ? What does this mean ? That everyone else gets a pass for their hatred but Jews alone must answer for theirs ? Does that mean that the one who said "Love one another as I have loved you" was only speaking from his Jewish roots, but once he made the jump, he was free to leave all that behind and to enjoy hatred without guilt ?
Prejudiced Blacks exist, just like prejudiced Jews exist.
Please see the Related Questions linked to below.Why do people hate the Jews?Why did the Nazis hate the JewsWhy do some Christians hate Jews?Why do some Muslims hate Jews?
No; there were some who didn't care, some who felt bad about what was being done to the Jews, and some who actively spoke out or saved Jewish people (or tried to).
Historians have listed six explanations as to why some people hate the Jews:1) Economic: Some people hate Jews because "they possess too much wealth and power."2) Chosen People: Some hate the Jews because Jews claim that they are the chosen people (Exodus ch.19 and other passages).3) Scapegoat: Jews seem to be a convenient group to single out and blame for the troubles of society.4) Deicide: Some hate the Jews "because they killed Jesus."5) Outsiders: Some hate the Jews "because they are different than us." (Xenophobia.)6) Racial Theory: Some hate the Jews "because they are an inferior race."As we examine the explanations, we must ask: Are they causes for anti-Semitism or excuses for it? The difference being, that if one takes away the cause, then anti-Semitism should no longer exist. If one can show a contradiction to the explanation, it demonstrates that the "cause" is not a reason, it is just an excuse.Let's look at some of the contradictions:Economic -- The Jews of 17th- 19th century Poland and Russia were dirt poor and had no influence, and yet they were hated.Chosen People -- a) In the late 19th century, most Jews of Germany denied "Chosenness;" and they assimilated. Yet the holocaust started there.b) Christians and Moslems also profess to being the "Chosen people," but the world and the anti-Semites tolerate them.Scapegoat -- Any group must already be hated to be an effective scapegoat. The Scapegoat theory does not cause anti-Semitism. Rather, anti-Semitism is what makes the Jews a convenient target. Hitler's ranting and ravings would not be taken seriously if he said, "It's the bicycle riders and the midgets who are destroying our society."Deicide -- a) the Christian Bible says the Romans killed Jesus, with Jews mentioned as accomplices. (The claims that Jews directly killed Jesus came several hundred years later). Why are the alleged accomplices persecuted, but there hasn't been an anti-Roman movement through history?b) Jesus himself said, "Forgive them [i.e., the Jews], for they know not what they do." And the Second Vatican Council in 1963 officially exonerated the Jews as the killers of Jesus. Neither of these events lessened anti-Semitism.Outsiders -- With the Enlightenment in the late 18th century, many Jews rushed to assimilate. Anti-Semitism should have stopped. Instead, for example, the Nazis proclaimed in essence: We hate you, not because you're different, but because you're trying to become like us! We cannot allow you to "infect" the Aryan race with your "inferior genes."Racial Theory -- The overriding problem with this theory is that it is self-contradictory: Jews are not a race. Anyone can become a Jew - and members of every race, creed and color in the world have done so at one time or another.
Absolutely not. Their Torah is part of our Bible. We worship the same God. Jesus was a Jew. Any Christian that reads his Bible knows and accepts Jews as God's chosen people.Another answerI think the assumption made in the question is inaccurate. In various places at various times many Christians have hated the Jews - which is a different matter.
Some people hate south park because the make fun of jews, jesus and christianity in some or most episodes
Some people do not believe in Jesus because they are not Christians. This does not mean that they hate Jesus, but that they do not view him as their savior or as the savior of mankind.
Answer 1Jews are not supposed to hate anyone, but there are some Jews that only tolerate people like themselves.Answer 2There are also ...-- Conservative Jews who hate Orthodox Jews-- Reform Jews who hate Conservative Jews-- Muslims who hate all Jews-- Christians who hate all Muslims and Jews-- Catholics who hate all Protestants-- Muslims who hate all Baha'i-- Atheists who hate all believers-- Women who hate men-- Republicans who hate Democrats-- Turks who hate Greeks-- French who hate Germans-- Creationists who hate all Evolutionists-- Little kids who hate teachers-- Black people who hate whites-- White people who hate blacks-- Texans who hate Hispanics-- Drivers who hate bicycle riders-- Southerners who hate northernersand last but not least-- Methodists who hate Baptists.A lot more for inquiring minds to wonder at than simply Jews.And now that I look back on the question one more time as it fades into the sunset ...Where does the first contributor get his essential thesis: "Jews are not supposed to hate anyone." ? What does this mean ? That everyone else gets a pass for their hatred but Jews alone must answer for theirs ? Does that mean that the one who said "Love one another as I have loved you" was only speaking from his Jewish roots, but once he made the jump, he was free to leave all that behind and to enjoy hatred without guilt ?
For the reasons why people hate Jews and Israel, please see the Related Question below (so that they need not be repeated here). As specifically concerns the United Nations, people that hate the Jews and Israel hate that the United Nations was responsible for granting Jews permission to declare the State of Israel.
Yes, Jews are hated....it is very wrong in my opinon because people have said some very racist stuff about Jews. If you look through all of the Jewish history Jews were indepentant, and did not harm anyone. One of the racist things I have heard come out of people's mouths is that Jews killed Jesus. Well #1 Jesus was a Jew,#2 God made the other Jews kill Jesus. So it was not the Jews' fault. I am not saying that it was God's fault either. I am just saying if you are one of the ones who say racist things about Jews or try to hurt them than God will not send blessings to you (Genesis 12:2).
Some of them were!
Some Jews who were Jewish like Jesus, first believed in Jesus Christ.
Prejudiced Blacks exist, just like prejudiced Jews exist.
Some of them were not yet willing to admit that Jesus is Messiah and savior. It was also prophesied that some of them would reject the Messiah.
Please see the Related Questions linked to below.Why do people hate the Jews?Why did the Nazis hate the JewsWhy do some Christians hate Jews?Why do some Muslims hate Jews?
No; there were some who didn't care, some who felt bad about what was being done to the Jews, and some who actively spoke out or saved Jewish people (or tried to).