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Efraim's avatar

I'm tired of this disgusting game. I think it's not just me who is tired, but everyone who serves in the army and has served in the past. The same goes for everyone who works and pays taxes. Therefore, it must be decided (1) Whoever decides from the beginning not to work, or to work and not pay taxes - has no right to decide in the Knesset through his representatives, what to do with the money of all those who work and donate. In other words: he has no right to vote. (2) In order for him not to have the right to vote, he is denied citizenship of the State of Israel. (3) Anyone who is not a citizen (a) is not entitled to any money from the State of Israel (b) does not have the right to own a residential apartment in the territory of the State of Israel. (b) receives a license to be in the State of Israel for a limited period of two to three months

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Weaver's avatar

It's ironic that in galus, halacha obligates us to aid and support our host country in any way we can, and even to daven for it's welfare. Except, apparently, a Jewish country protecting us from war and terrorist attacks. Very strange.

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