you might want to find an answer to the question asked below;


That ‘B’nei Akiva’ is on the more extreme side of this scale is fairly obvious even from the organisation's name. Rabbi Akiva, after whom it is named, was a leading jewish religious zealot who served as the principle religious leader of the jewish revolt against the Romans led by Simeon bar Kochba. Both Rabbi Akiva and Simeon bar Kochba held that non-jews are lesser beings that exist to serve jews or be exterminated as the ‘seed of Amalek’ and acted accordingly. (10)

If May didn’t know this basic fact then quite frankly she had no right to be Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Yet she still addressed what is tantamount to a white supremacist group of jews and did so in terms that echoed the usual nonsensical platitudes about eternal jewish victim-hood as well as how everyone has tried to exterminate them at some point or another.

May failed to ask the glaringly obvious question, which is very simply: why?

If the jews have been subject to so much persecution by so many disparate civilizations, cultures, governments and religions over more than two millennia. Then is it not far more likely that the said disparate civilizations, cultures, governments and cultures are reacting to something the jews are doing not just being ‘irrational’ and ‘jealous’ of them?

Why yes: it is...........http://semiticcontroversies.blogspot.com/2019/06/theresa-may-jews-and-israel.html