Friday, October 21, 2011
The courage of a rabbi
Front Page Magazine presents the text of a speech delivered by Rabbi Shlomo Lewis of Atlanta on the first day of Rosh Hashana, where he speaks about the dangers we face from Islamofascism. Lewis is very brave to bring up these issues, and sets a good example for a Jewish community representative.
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"This rabbi still speaks of a supposed Radical Islam that is perverting an otherwise wonderful (alleged) religion, instead of recognizing what the foundational texts of Islam loudly make clear - that Islam itself, not some fringe element of it, is the problem; that from its beginning and throughout its history it has sought world domination and the subjugation or death of the infidel, most especially the Jew. "
Pasted from comments at link as it stated my sentiments precisely. What, pray tell, holds back every rabbi from recognizing and verbalizing this historical fact? Why do they. . .to the last one . . .validate Islam as a 'religion', when historically it has proven itself a war machine?
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