Wishing all Jewish Jihad Watch readers a happy and sweet new year.
All readers who agree with the perspectives of this site are friends of Israel, for the Jewish State is on the front lines of the global jihad. Much of the world continues to condemn the Jewish state on spurious grounds fueled by “Palestinian” grievance propaganda. Dhimmis and collaborators all over the West are out for blood, rushing with more fervor than ever to placate the “Palestinian” jihadists and destroy the Jewish State, while destroying the freedom of speech so as to make sure that no one is complaining about their agenda.
As this new year begins, let us renew our resolve to stand with Israel, to stand for freedom, to stand for Judeo-Christian civilization and with all free people, and to pledge to this great cause — as our forefathers did before us in the same cause of freedom and human dignity — our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
Infidel says
Wish all Jews here a very happy Rosh Hoshana! ✡️ ?
Wellington says
Very much seconded.
Daniel Bielak says
Thank you, Robert, and Infidel, for your kind wishes.
Thank you, Robert, Hugh, and others, for your work opposing Islamic Jihad and defending Israel.
Kind regards,
Dan
Daniel Bielak says
BTW, I’m Buddhist, but I’m ethnically Jewish, and I support Israel and oppose the Islamic Jihad.
Infidel says
Speaking of which, this year Rosh Hashanah almost coincides w/ the Hindu celebrations of Navratri – a 9 day celebration of the various Goddesses which also coincides w/ Dushshera
Daniel Bielak says
Yesterday (Sep 25) was also an Uposatha day—a Buddhist special observance day similar to a Sabbath. Uposatha days are observed every full moon day, every new moon day, and every quarter (half) moon day. Although the dates of the Uposatha days are calculated differently by different schools of Buddhism, so sometimes the Uposatha day is a day before or after the astronomical moon day. I follow Theravada Buddhism which is the school of Buddhism that adheres to the earliest surviving recordings of the teachings of the Buddha—the Tipitaka (also called the Pali Canon). Pali is an ancient Indian language that is similar to Sanskrit. The following are some brief teachings of the Buddha.
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Daniel Bielak says
Yesterday (Sep 25) was also an Uposatha day—a Buddhist special observance day similar to a Sabbath. Uposatha days are observed every full moon day, every new moon day, and every quarter (half) moon day. However, the dates of the Uposatha days are calculated differently by different schools of Buddhism, so sometimes the Uposatha day occurs on a day before or after the astronomical moon day. I follow Theravada Buddhism which is the school of Buddhism that adheres to the earliest surviving recordings of the teachings of the Buddha—the Tipitaka (also called the Pali Canon). Pali is an ancient Indian language that is similar to Sanskrit. The following are some brief teachings by the Buddha.
” Easily seen is the fault of others, but one’s own fault is difficult to see. Like chaff one winnows another’s faults, but hides one’s own, even as a crafty fowler hides behind sham branches.”
—Dhammapada, Verse 252, Khuddaka Nikāya, Tipitika
“As a mother would risk her own life to protect her only child, even so towards all living beings one should cultivate a boundless heart.”
—Excerpt from the Karaniya Metta Sutta—the Discourse on Loving-Kindness, Sutta Nipata, Khuddaka Nikāya, Tipitaka
somehistory says
the Jews kept records of the things God gave them and shared it with everyone else. What greater gift than Life could one be offered?
Jesus was a Jew as was His mother and his adopted father, His brothers….some of whom wrote Scripture…by which Christians learn to please God….As Jesus said, “Through your word,” we today can learn what they experienced and what He taught them.
John ..Smith says
Best wishes to all Jewish people wherever you may be “Shana Tova”
GreekEmpress says
Shana Tova!
Bless Israel and all Jewish people!
They are the spiritual ancestors of my faith.
gravenimage says
Shana Tova! A Happy Rosh Hashana to all here who celebrate!
Walter Sieruk says
All those different “Palestinian” Islamic terror entities with their goal of engaging in a jihad to destroy Israel and replace her with an Islamic “state” are all fated to fail because they are all greatly overruled by God ,Who favors Israel and will not her her be destroyed .
As the Bible in Psalm 134:5 reads “For the Lord has chosen Jacob for Himself. Israel for His special treasure.” [N.K.J.V.]