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Sinai and Sinah
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| The solution to anti-Semitism, to Jew hatred, is the same as the cause of Jew hatred, in my opinion. | |
| So listen to this. | |
| This will fascinate you. | |
| The second holiest work in Judaism is the Talmud. | |
| It's written by rabbis about 1800 years ago. | |
| And it's a gigantic work. | |
| It's the size of the Encyclopedia Britannica. | |
| And the rabbis asked, in it, about 2,000 years ago, what's the cause of Jew hatred? | |
| And they answered with a pun on Hebrew words. | |
| And you'll get it because you won't know what the words mean, but you'll hear how similar the sound is. | |
| Sinai and sin-ah. | |
| Sinai is Sinai, Mount Sinai, where the Jews got the Ten Commandments. | |
| Traditionally believed where they got the Torah, but certainly the Ten Commandments. | |
| That's Sinai. | |
| Sin-ah is hatred. | |
| The rabbi's play on words was the Sin-ah comes from Sinai. | |
| The hatred comes from Mount Sinai, which I believe the Jews have... | |
| The Jews disrupted the whole world with the concept of judging God, a morally demanding God who is invisible, etc. | |
| So this was how the hatred began. | |
| My insight is that that is how the hatred can end. | |
| Sinai, Mount Sinai, The more people who embrace the Ten Commandments, as written in the Bible, | |
| and believe that the God who revealed himself first to the Jews gave these Ten Commandments, the world lives by them, Jew hatred will subside. | |
| Jews have missed the boat. | |
| In not spreading the Ten Commandments. | |
| Religious Jews don't spread much, except for one group called Chabad. | |
| And secular Jews spread secular religions. | |
| Feminism, environmentalism, Marxism, socialism, communism, egalitarianism, you name the ism. | |
| All of those, in any event, end up anti-Semitic. | |
| The left and the Islamic world, not all Muslims, but the Islamic world, are the most anti-Semitic places on earth today. | |
| So if Jews had done a better job spreading the Ten Commandments, I think there would have been less anti-Semitism. | |
| But I don't blame Jews for anti-Semitism. | |
| That's a little sick. | |
| It's like blaming blacks for racism. | |
| Or for slavery. | |
| Nevertheless, it doesn't mean the Jews can't do anything about it. | |