Brit Tzedek v'Shalom-Traitors by any other name!

G-D, PLEASE BLESS THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL TODAY. RIGHT THE WRONGS AND DELIVER OUT OF ERETZ YISRAEL ALL THE DISENGAGEMENT TRAITORS AND THEIR "FRIENDS."
NO MERCY FOR FOOLS AND PRETENDERS LIKE THOSE WHO INSULT ME BY SENDING THIS TO MY EMAIL THIS MORNING VIA JPOST:

Honor Rabin's Legacy with other 32,000 American Jews
American Jews: Cast your vote to help bring peace to Israel, today!
As American Jews, we don't vote in the Israeli elections – but that shouldn't stop us from playing our role as U.S. citizens in helping to bring peace and security to Israel. In fact, the United States is a major player in the region and few peace agreements between Israel and her Arab neighbors have been signed without U.S. engagement front and center. While Israelis make history today by voting in this pivotal election, here's what we American Jews can do to play our role right now, even in these uncertain times:
Be counted along with over 32,000 American Jews all over the United States who have already expressed their support for a negotiated two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Come together with the former Knesset speaker Avram Burg, Harvard University Rabbi Ben-Zion Gold, former deputy Knesset speaker Naomi Chazan, MacArthur Genius Award physicist Ed Witten and many other prominent Israeli and American Jews, in our common quest for peace and security for Israel.
Brit Tzedek v'Shalom is America's largest Jewish grassroots organization.
We are pro-Israel.
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These are challenging times for American Jews who believe that a negotiated two-state solution is the best and perhaps the only way for Israel to achieve the peace and security it deserves. But that hasn't stopped nearly 400 rabbis from across the country and across the denominational spectrum who, under the of Brit Tzedek v'Shalom board member and rabbinic cabinet chair Rabbi John Friedman, of Judea Reform Congregation, Durham, NC, sent a letter to President Bush on March 3, 2006 urging him to "maintain a cautious approach to the new Palestinian government, so as to preserve the future possibility of bringing Israelis and Palestinians back to the negotiating table, which is the only path to achieve true peace and security for both peoples."
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The Brit Tzedek v'Shalom Board of Directors:
Marcia Freedman, President, Berkeley, CA
Jennifer Klein, Vice President, New York, NY
Aaron Ahuvia, Secretary, Ann Arbor, MI
Elliot Figman, Treasurer, New York, NY
Allan Abrams, Prairie Village, KS
Rainer Waldman Adkins, Seattle, WA
David Albert, Austin, TX
Jeff Albert, Washington, DC
Cherie Brown, Washington, DC
Cantor Michael Davis, Highland Park,IL
Molly Freeman, Berkeley, CA
Rabbi John Friedman, Durham, NC
Michael Gelman,M.D. Seattle, WA
Nan Fink Gefen, Berkeley, CA
Ivan Handler, Evanston, IL
Roger Kahn, Denver, CO
Gil Kulick, New York, NY
Rabbi Joshua Levine-Grater, Pasadena, CA
Steven David Masters, Philadelphia, PA
David Matz, Boston, MA
Alison Pepper, New York, NY
Donna Spiegelman, Boston, MA
Lara Weitzman, New York, NY

My reply was short and quick.:
REFORM=DEFORM. Take your traitorous two-state piece plan and tell any so-called "jew" who goes along with this that they are not fit to speak in HaShem's place...now, or ever.
They do not speak for The Children of Israel, and they definitely do NOT speak for me.
Nitzana

Am Yisrael Chai.
NITZANA


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