LETTERS
Baffled by UK Jews’ idiotic attitude

I MADE aliya with my wife and young child in 1981 and I just cannot understand the views of British Jews any more.

How can 78 per cent of them suggest Israel should swap land for peace?

Don’t they realise that this idiocy has been tried – and failed with disastrous results?

What has Israel left in actual land mass compared to the lands covered by the Arab states?

Can even one British Jew honestly say that by handing land “back” to the Palestinians, Israel was rewarded with even five minutes of peace?

Why do British Jews — and that includes the Board of Deputies — have to appease the British Foreign Office, the British press and all pro-Palestinian groups at every opportunity?

Do they think that anti-Israel attacks will stop? Do they think that antisemitism in the UK (and all through Europe) will suddenly cease?

Isn't it about about time British Jews took their heads out of the sand and started going on the offensive and stop appeasing all pro-Muslim groups and organisations?

What are they afraid of? The writing is already on the wall. Get your bags packed and come home!

Incidentally, there are only two kinds of Jew. Firstly, the Jew who is born to a halachically Jewish mother and secondly, the Jew who has converted according to halacha.

Any other form of conversion or “type of Jew” is not a Jew according to the Torah and all of God’s laws.

Clive Levy,
Petach Tikvah,
Israel.

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