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Mrkelly » 02 Oct 2024, 7:46 pm » wrote: ↑

02 Oct 2024, 7:46 pm

  yur funny

  I like you

These neocon clowns claim to HATE......Fake News.
While in reality they are the primary FN consumers.




 

jerrab » 02 Oct 2024, 2:30 pm » wrote: ↑

02 Oct 2024, 2:30 pm

there are many poor people in america and many get evicted every day. there are no poor people in israel except for palestinians and those in gaza. all the jews are rich from american tax payers' money.

So then why is it SO hard to name me a single American who has been "evicted" from the country as you stupidly try to claim?
Show us the story of ANYONE who can justify your absurd statement!

Now let's destroy your second-most idiotic lie about how "all Jews are rich":

Over 2.5 million Israelis live in poverty, among them 1.1 million kids, report finds
Charity organization Latet also says proportion of households close to poverty line, experiencing food insecurity and financial distress, rose to nearly 25% since pandemic began

By Ricky Ben-David  23 December 2021Over 2.5 million Israelis currently live in poverty, among them more than 1.1 million children, and 932,000 households live in a state of economic distress, a new survey released this week revealed. Of these 932,000 households (31.6% of all households in Israel), 233,000 were added in 2021 alone, as families grappled with the worst economic effects of the ongoing pandemic.

 

National Insurance Institute issues 2022 Report on Poverty and Income Inequality 
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF  JANUARY 1, 2024 

On Thursday, December 28, the National Insurance Institute of Israel published its Report on Poverty and Inequality of Income for 2022. This is the official poverty report of the State of Israel, based on the administrative data of all Israeli citizens. Two significant data points stand out in the report - a substantial increase in the number of citizens entering the poverty cycle in Israel and a dramatic worsening of the situation of families already in the cycle. According to the data, in 2022, there were 1.98 million individuals living below the poverty line in Israel, including 873,300 children and 152,500 senior citizens. The data indicates a 300,000 year-on-year increase over the 2021 report, which had the number of people living below the poverty line at 1.95 million.

Have you got any more lies or pure stupidity you need me to dispel for lying, Jew-hating scumbags like yourself?

 
 

Israel will GO AFTER cocks....especially the Army ***.

All Iran has to do is pull out their dicks....Israel will throat in unison.

Israel ===== A very *** ""****". 
Just like ALL the West - diseased.

Mrkelly » 02 Oct 2024, 7:46 pm » wrote: ↑

02 Oct 2024, 7:46 pm

  yur funny

  I like you

Well then, allow me to invite you to one of the screenings of the Oct. 7th massacre by Hamas, so you can REALLY get your sadistic jollies flowing!:

Video of Hamas atrocities being shown to Jewish organizations and Hollywood celebs
Israel fights ‘massacre denial’ by widening audience for graphic film of Oct. 7 attacksInvitation for a screening of Bearing Witness to the October 7th Massacre, a compilation of graphic footage of the massacres carried out by Hamas. 
Courtesy of Israeli Consulate 
By Beth Harpaz November 7, 2023

A 43-minute film documenting atrocities committed by Hamas on Oct. 7 is getting a wider audience with screenings for Jewish organizations and Hollywood celebrities.

 The American Jewish Committee said it was providing the venue for an invitation-only screening Tuesday in New York at the behest of the Israeli Consulate. The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia is planning a screening for Thursday. And Israeli actor Gal Gadot organized screenings in New York and Los Angeles for heavy hitters from the entertainment world. The Anti-Defamation League said via email that it was working with “several partners” to “support the screenings. Measures are being taken to help those in attendance process what they will be bearing witness to.”
 
The film, Bearing Witness to the October 7 Massacre, was put together by the Israel Defense Forces. While some of the footage came from Israeli security cameras, much of it was shot by Hamas gunmen themselves on cellphones, GoPros and bodycams as they carried out the attacks. 
“Why did they film their sadistic violence?” Israel’s U.N. ambassador, Gilad Erdan, asked rhetorically as he addressed the U.N. General Assembly on Oct. 27. “They filmed it in order to terrorize the Israeli public, to release these videos and put fear in the hearts of citizens of Israel.” Erdan then held an iPad up to show the room one of the more gruesome scenes from the footage: a Hamas fighter attempting to decapitate a Thai agricultural worker with a garden hoe.

Unspeakable horrorsThe graphic footage includes unspeakable horrors: bodies with limbs askew at impossible angles, a child shot in the eye screaming, “Why am I alive?” after seeing his father gunned down, a Hamas militant calling his parents to boast, “I killed 10 Jews with my own hands.”

Hope you enjoy it, Jew hater!  Don't forget your popcorn, 
 
 

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 9:10 am » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 9:10 am

Well then, allow me to invite you to one of the screenings of the Oct. 7th massacre by Hamas, so you can REALLY get your sadistic jollies flowing!:

Hope you enjoy it, Jew hater!  Don't forget your popcorn,

  I meant funny “strange” not funny “ ha ha”

those pesky Jews talking a bout Israel again

quoting Israel newspapers 

https://youtu.be/4Lrytl33_2s?si=r66pdv7Fh9p9UC50

 
 

Mrkelly » 03 Oct 2024, 9:28 am » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 9:28 am

  I meant funny “strange” not funny “ ha ha”

those pesky Jews talking a bout Israel again

quoting Israel newspapers 

https://youtu.be/4Lrytl33_2s?si=r66pdv7Fh9p9UC50

Neocon Clowns like Zeets could be convinced of anything ''FAKE NEWS''

....as long as it involves murdering brown children.  His cuckery has been fully realized.
 

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 8:57 am

So then why is it SO hard to name me a single American who has been "evicted" from the country as you stupidly try to claim?
Show us the story of ANYONE who can justify your absurd statement!

Now let's destroy your second-most idiotic lie about how "all Jews are rich":

Have you got any more lies or pure stupidity you need me to dispel for lying, Jew-hating scumbags like yourself?

my post---- jerrab » Yesterday, 1:30 pm » wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 1:30 pm
there are many poor people in america and many get evicted every day. there are no poor people in israel except for palestinians and those in gaza. all the jews are rich from american tax payers' money 

Nuke Israel Filth.

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 8:57 am

So then why is it SO hard to name me a single American who has been "evicted" from the country as you stupidly try to claim?
Show us the story of ANYONE who can justify your absurd statement!

Now let's destroy your second-most idiotic lie about how "all Jews are rich":

Have you got any more lies or pure stupidity you need me to dispel for lying, Jew-hating scumbags like yourself?

living in israel- where does it say those are jews????

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On Thursday, December 28, the National Insurance Institute of Israel published its Report on Poverty and Inequality of Income for 2022. This is the official poverty report of the State of Israel, based on the administrative data of all Israeli citizens. Two significant data points stand out in the report - a substantial increase in the number of citizens entering the poverty cycle in Israel and a dramatic worsening of the situation of families already in the cycle. According to the data, in 2022, there were 1.98 million individuals living below the poverty line in Israel, including 873,300 children and 152,500 senior citizens. The data indicates a 300,000 year-on-year increase over the 2021 report, which had the number of people living below the poverty line at 1.95 million.

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 8:57 am

So then why is it SO hard to name me a single American who has been "evicted" from the country as you stupidly try to claim?
Show us the story of ANYONE who can justify your absurd statement!

Now let's destroy your second-most idiotic lie about how "all Jews are rich":

Have you got any more lies or pure stupidity you need me to dispel for lying, Jew-hating scumbags like yourself?

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Keywords: Arab-Palestinian, intersectionality, Israel, poverty-aware social work, social work practice, supervision Although poverty is a widespread phenomenon that can harm anyone, in reality it is concentrated in marginalized groups and intersects with other social categories such as ethnicity, gender, and race. In Israel, the Arab-Palestinian community is the segment of society most vulnerable to poverty (Gal, 2017). Arab-Palestinians comprise approximately 21 percent of the Israeli population, with 45.3 percent of families and 57.8 percent of children living below the poverty line (Endeweld et al., 2019). Although studies have examined quantitative parameters of poverty in Arab-Palestinian society from economic, soc
 

jerrab » 03 Oct 2024, 12:10 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 12:10 pm

living in israel- where does it say those are jews????

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On Thursday, December 28, the National Insurance Institute of Israel published its Report on Poverty and Inequality of Income for 2022. This is the official poverty report of the State of Israel, based on the administrative data of all Israeli citizens. Two significant data points stand out in the report - a substantial increase in the number of citizens entering the poverty cycle in Israel and a dramatic worsening of the situation of families already in the cycle. According to the data, in 2022, there were 1.98 million individuals living below the poverty line in Israel, including 873,300 children and 152,500 senior citizens. The data indicates a 300,000 year-on-year increase over the 2021 report, which had the number of people living below the poverty line at 1.95 million.

You surely are one stubborn knucklehead, aren't you?
OK, so you want the facts shoved up your dumb ***?
Since you insisted, here are the facts:

About two million Israelis live below the poverty line - reportBituach Leumi (National Insurance) published a short and overdue report from past data on poverty and inequality in Israel.By MAARIV ONLINEJANUARY 22, 2021 Bituach Leumi (National Insurance) published a short and overdue report from past data on poverty and inequality in Israel, due to a delay in the arrival of data from the Central Bureau of Statistics on which the report is usually based, given the general chaos in the last two years of political-governmental paralysis. Nevertheless, the data from this year's report also show that alongside the socio-economic crisis of the past year, the one that preceded it, 2019, was characterized by a social deterioration without a functioning government in Israel (recall that the political crisis began with the dissolution of the 20th Knesset exactly two years ago). According to the report, 1,980,309 Israelis live below the poverty line, as of last year, according to Bituach Leumi. This is 23% of Israeli citizens and 31.7% of Israeli children. In the Arab sector, 702,832 are poor, with 346,397 of this population being children. In the Jewish population, the proportion of the poor is 17.7%, but in the ultra-Orthodox sector alone, it is 49%.

So are you still dumb enough to try to make the claim that those 17.7% of Jews in Israel and 49% of the ultra-orthodox Jews are rich?

Proof positive that you're nothing but a Jew-hating liar and a scumbag to deny the facts, which you should have first investigated for yourself before climbing out on that ridiculously thin branch if you had an ounce of brains!


 

jerrab » 03 Oct 2024, 12:22 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 12:22 pm

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Keywords: Arab-Palestinian, intersectionality, Israel, poverty-aware social work, social work practice, supervision Although poverty is a widespread phenomenon that can harm anyone, in reality it is concentrated in marginalized groups and intersects with other social categories such as ethnicity, gender, and race. In Israel, the Arab-Palestinian community is the segment of society most vulnerable to poverty (Gal, 2017). Arab-Palestinians comprise approximately 21 percent of the Israeli population, with 45.3 percent of families and 57.8 percent of children living below the poverty line (Endeweld et al., 2019). Although studies have examined quantitative parameters of poverty in Arab-Palestinian society from economic, soc

So, where does it say ANYTHING about how "all Jews are rich" as you stupidly tried to claim?
I have very little interest in the plight of crybaby Arabs living in Israel, since they're free to leave any time they don't like the conditions there!
 

Zeets2 » 02 Oct 2024, 2:13 pm » wrote: ↑

02 Oct 2024, 2:13 pm

So Americans are poor?!!??
We're the richest country in the world, you fool!

I'm waiting to hear you respond with WHO GOT EVICTED FROM AMERICA, as you so stupidly tried to claim!
Or will you admit what an ignorant **** liar you are?

I never said americans got evicted from america you jackass I said people in america get evicted. are you actually going to deny that people get evicted in america??

dumb ***.

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Are Jews allowed to lend money?
23:20-21: "Thou shalt not give interest to thy brother; interest of money, interest of foodstuff, interest of anything that is lent on interest; to a stranger thou mayest give interest; but to thy brother thou shalt not give interest.") Rabbinic law discouraged Jews from lending money on interest not only to other Jews ...

------------------------------------19 Thou shalt not lend upon usury to thy brother; usury of money, usury of victuals, usury of any thing that is lent upon usury:20 Unto a stranger thou mayest lend upon usury; but unto thy brother thou shalt not lend upon usury: that the Lord thy God may bless thee in all that thou settest thine hand to in the land whither thou goest to possess it.
 
 

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 12:30 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 12:30 pm

You surely are one stubborn knucklehead, aren't you?
OK, so you want the facts shoved up your dumb ***?
Since you insisted, here are the facts:

So are you still dumb enough to try to make the claim that those 17.7% of Jews in Israel and 49% of the ultra-orthodox Jews are rich?

Proof positive that you're nothing but a Jew-hating liar and a scumbag to deny the facts, which you should have first investigated for yourself before climbing out on that ridiculously thin branch if you had an ounce of brains!

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https://www.commonwealthfund.org/intern ... ies/israel

Israel provides universal coverage to citizens and permanent residents as part of its national health insurance law. Residents choose from four competing nonprofit health plans that provide a mandated benefit package, including hospital, primary, specialty, mental health, and maternity care, as well as prescription drugs and other services. There are no deductibles, but some cost-sharing is required for specialist visits and prescription drugs. The compulsory insurance system is funded primarily through a national income tax and an income-related health tax. Most citizens also purchase voluntary health insurance for medications not covered by the benefit package and for faster access and greater provider choice. Almost all governmental health functions are organized by the Ministry of Health, which has regional and district health offices.1Sections
 
 

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 12:33 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 12:33 pm

So, where does it say ANYTHING about how "all Jews are rich" as you stupidly tried to claim?
I have very little interest in the plight of crybaby Arabs living in Israel, since they're free to leave any time they don't like the conditions there!

---------------------------------------------------------------------------- blockade Israel has been imposing on the Gaza Strip for more than 15 years has crushed Gaza’s healthcare system. The level of medical services available falls far short of residents’ needs, and there is a constant shortage of medicines and medical equipment. In 2022, as in previous years, patients who need medical care unavailable in Gaza are the ones to pay the price: Israel forces them  to file for permits to leave the Gaza Strip in an exhausting bureaucratic process, extending also to the persons accompanying them. The criteria for approving these requests are unknown and the grounds for rejection are never disclosed. Many of the requests go unanswered, and patients must apply time and again without knowing whether they will ever get the permit they desperately need to reach hospital in the West Bank, East Jerusalem or Israel. In keeping with its past policy, Israel rejected thousands of applications in 2022, denying more than 20,000 requests by patients and persons escorting them to access medical care in hospitals outside Gaza. Some applicants received no answer at all by the scheduled appointment.  According to World Health Organization (WHO) figures, 20,411 applications for medical exit permits from the Gaza Strip were submitted in 2022. About 51% were for treatment in East Jerusalem hospitals, about 31% for hospitals elsewhere in the West Bank, and about 18% for hospitals within Israel. The Israeli DCO rejected 6,848 (34%) of the applications, in some cases directly informing patients their application was denied and in others providing no response before the scheduled appointment. Of the applications submitted, 9,641 were for women, 2,935 (30%) of which were rejected; 6,254 were for minors, 1,906 (30%) of which were rejected; and 3,875 were for patients over the age of 60, 843 (22%) of which were rejected. Additionally, 219 patients were called in for interrogation by the Israel Security Agency at Erez Crossing as a condition for examining their application, including 66 cancer patients, 38 women, and 26 patients over the age of 60. The vast majority of these – 91% – were rejected. Requests by Gazan patients to enter the West Bank or Israel for medical care DENIED in 2022Data from World Health Organization (WHO) 

https://imeu.org/article/fact-sheet-pal ... -of-israel

Sumela » 02 Oct 2024, 8:06 pm » wrote: ↑

02 Oct 2024, 8:06 pm

These neocon clowns claim to HATE......Fake News.
While in reality they are the primary FN consumers.

Who is they?

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 12:33 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 12:33 pm

So, where does it say ANYTHING about how "all Jews are rich" as you stupidly tried to claim?
I have very little interest in the plight of crybaby Arabs living in Israel, since they're free to leave any time they don't like the conditions there!

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The Palestinian health system under Israeli occupationAlthough the Geneva Conventions and other international treaties stipulate that occupying powers must provide medical resources and ensure the right to health for populations under its occupation, Israel has ignored these obligations for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.44 Instead, in 1994, the Palestinian Ministry of Health was established to independently oversee health care provision in areas under Palestinian Authority administration.45 The Palestinian Ministry of Health provides the majority of services but remains dependent on nongovernmental organizations, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, the Palestinian Military Medical Services, and private for-profit organizations to augment its limited health care infrastructure.46 While the Oslo Accords gave Palestinians without Israeli citizenship autonomy over their own health care system, they did not give Palestinians autonomy over fundamental resources within the domain of public health, including control over water, land, and movement of peoples and goods.47 The result is considerable racial disparities in the distribution of these resources between Palestinian and Jewish Israeli settlement communities in the West Bank
 

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 12:30 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 12:30 pm

You surely are one stubborn knucklehead, aren't you?
OK, so you want the facts shoved up your dumb ***?
Since you insisted, here are the facts:

So are you still dumb enough to try to make the claim that those 17.7% of Jews in Israel and 49% of the ultra-orthodox Jews are rich?

Proof positive that you're nothing but a Jew-hating liar and a scumbag to deny the facts, which you should have first investigated for yourself before climbing out on that ridiculously thin branch if you had an ounce of brains!

health care is free for jews in israel which is a big chunk of expenses that americans do not get free. 

for one thing I don't hate the jews but I see they treat the arabs unfairly. on the other hand you hate the arabs 

Zeets2 » 03 Oct 2024, 12:30 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2024, 12:30 pm

You surely are one stubborn knucklehead, aren't you?
OK, so you want the facts shoved up your dumb ***?
Since you insisted, here are the facts:

So are you still dumb enough to try to make the claim that those 17.7% of Jews in Israel and 49% of the ultra-orthodox Jews are rich?

Proof positive that you're nothing but a Jew-hating liar and a scumbag to deny the facts, which you should have first investigated for yourself before climbing out on that ridiculously thin branch if you had an ounce of brains!

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What is the average income of Orthodox Jews?

Amongst Jews, in 2016, Modern Orthodox Jews had a median household income of $158,000, while Open Orthodoxy Jews had a median household income of $185,000 (compared to the American median household income of $59,000 in 2016).