Religious jealousy in Israel International Bible Quiz

Old article from Jpost, 2008;

just before Independence Day, a group of religious Zionist rabbis called for a boycott of this year’s International Bible Quiz after discovering that one of the four finalists from Israel, Bat-El Levi, an 11th-grader from Jerusalem’s Pisgat Ze’ev neighborhood, was a messianic Jew. The rise in tensions is partly due to an increase in the number of messianic Jews in Israel over the past few years, with some estimates putting the community at 15,000, and partly due to increased fervor within haredi anti-missionary groups.

Who were these Rabbis? Yad Lachim explain of course!

We would prefer dealing with a theological debate with some comfy chairs and a nice cup of tea in a civilised manner, if you disagree with someone’s religious views, or just participate in the quiz and do your best!

More here (English translation)

Original Hebrew article

“Jewish Israel” like Yad Lachim, also don’t like the police

We think Police should not be spied on like this from a relatively old article still on the front page of ‘Jewish Israel’ an antimissionary group similar to Yad Lachim.

This story of an Israeli policeman found Yeshua and got married to a fellow believer:

 

Nope!  you can’t read this unless you are in their club!

Can we join?   Go on, please??

Officially not, but we thought we would try anyhow.  You can partly register, but it seems they have a strict policy on who they take on, as it seem you are are a gentile or Jewish believer in Jesus you are forced to say here:

Maybe if we could join “Jewish Israel” we could join in and dialogue with them?

Seems unless you fill in the form with the right answers you are out on your ear!!

We think they need to re-read their own terms and conditions! 🙂