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JERUSALEM - Evangelical Christians in the U.S. have helped convince dozens of Iranian Jews to move to Israel in recent months, offering cash incentives and claiming that Iran's tiny Jewish community is in grave danger.
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, a charity that funnels millions of dollars in evangelical donations to Israel every year, is promising $10,000 to every Iranian Jew who comes to Israel, said the group's director, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein.
"Is this not similar to the situation in Nazi Germany in the late '30s, where they (Jews) also felt they could weather the storm?" he asked. Instead, 6 million were killed in the Holocaust, which Ahmadinejad has called a "myth."
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, a charity that funnels millions of dollars in evangelical donations to Israel every year,
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
They believe that once all Jews are back in Israel, Jesus will return.
Originally posted by DJMessiah
JERUSALEM - Evangelical Christians in the U.S. have helped convince dozens of Iranian Jews to move to Israel in recent months, offering cash incentives and claiming that Iran's tiny Jewish community is in grave danger.
Have those evangelicans considered that Iran might just want them to move the Jews out, thus keeping Iran "Jew-free?"
Originally posted by IAmTetsuo
Ooops!
My last message should have said this outside of quotes:
Have those evangelicans considered that Iran might just want them to move the Jews out, thus keeping Iran "Jew-free?"
Originally posted by vox2442
Originally posted by IAmTetsuo
Have those evangelicans considered that Iran might just want them to move the Jews out, thus keeping Iran "Jew-free?"
That makes no sense. Iran`s Jewish population (25,000 or so) has political representation guaranteed by the constitution, as well as religious freedom (guaranteed again by the constitution). In most cases, the Jewish families living in Iran have been there for centuries. Possibly millenia. Who knows. By all accounts, they are accepted as Iranian.
There is absolutely no reason to think that Iran has suddenly decided to change all of this and seek a "Jew-free" state.