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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (60035)	10/7/2000 11:00:53 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Respond to of 99985

* OT ** Arab Mob injuring innocent US Students traveling in Jerusalem But as the young Americans, all wearing yarmulkes, rode in an Arab's taxi through the Arab neighborhood of Wadi al Joz, just northeast of the old walled city, rocks rained against their car. They looked out, as they recalled later, and saw a crowd of Palestinian youths blocking the road and closing in on them. A stone crashed through the back window and Mr. Pollock's head was gashed. Then all of the taxi's windows were shattered in a volley of rocks, and the terrified Americans tried to huddle down and cover their faces. The doors were jerked open, they said, and they were dragged out by the mob and beaten. Mr. Pollock and Mr. Feibusch somehow broke away and fled. But Mr. Grossman was hurled to the ground, stabbed twice in the right thigh and beaten by the crowd with fists, feet and stones. "I remember two strong hands holding my head and a rock coming down again and again on my head," Mr. Grossman told The Associated Press. "I thought I was going to die." nytimes.com .... or burn and destroy Jewish Holly sites nytimes.com An Israeli border policeman bled to death inside the compound last weekend, after Palestinian gunmen barred Israeli medics from reaching the compound for several hours. ............. One group set fire to one of the shacks in the compound and in the domed tomb. Palestinian firefighters doused the flames. Palestinian teen-agers climbed atop the tomb and hit it with hammers. Others ripped apart Hebrew texts. It was unclear if the books were holy writings, but the army acknowledged that the troops had left some sacred Hebrew texts behind. Some Jews believe the site is the tomb of the biblical patriarch, although most archaeologists ridicule that claim.

To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (60035)	10/7/2000 1:05:45 PM
From: Eddy Blinker	Respond to of 99985

OT.Haim, Yeoshua, the first active communist.... Very funny indeed. But equally the very reason why Yeashua disdained the open hypocrism of the Pharisees who were preaching to the fools on the streets what they themselves did not practize. BTW. Not much different from what the common man has to endure today. Right? Otherwise the entire theology of Jesus is Jewish and is in fact build upon Pharisaic teachings. Ergo your diplomatic way of accusing me of being anti Jewish must be regarded as a failure. Jesus or Yeashua was not crucified by the Romans to avoid " his flavor of communist rule" as you claim in your contribution to the "Jewish Question" but was captured in the middle of the night upon the command of high priests representing about 3000 Sadducees and 6000 Pharisees after they received the treacherous tip off from Judas Iscariot. After the secret and under Roman Law illegal trial and it`s predetermined outcome he was brought in front of Pontius Pilatus who had in view of massive riots no other choice as to capitulate to their demands and wash his hands. Jews killed one of their own, possibly their own messiah. So please Haim refrain from shifting blame to the wrong guys. And 2000 years later they killed another messiah of peace, the only man who could and would have ended present hostilities. Namely Yitzchak Rabin. Errant seeds of Judaism,(his words not mine)just like 2000 years ago, reign today in Israel and will not rest until they destroy whatever Rabin and his party stood for. Regards, ED