"Jew, don't be a Jew!"

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

My first attempt to attract people to the discussion on the topic "Jew and Jew, what is the difference?" was not crowned with success. Many have answered me: "NO DIFFERENCE!", they say, words "Jew" and "Jew" are synonyms! I understand perfectly well that they say that (that "there is no difference!") Either people who have not fully grasped the Jewish theme, or Jewswho, naturally, want to "get lost" (disguise themselves) in the large mass of Jews so as not to remain in the minority and not be exterminated as an evil that is subject sooner or later, as it is written in the Bible, total extermination … Therefore, I am now making a second attempt to reach out to those people who did not have time to fully penetrate and figure out what Jewry in general is and Judaism as a part of Jewry!

For me, as a writer, a member of the "Union of Writers of Russia" who knows the Russian language deeply enough, at the expert level, it is obvious that the modern criminal procedural term "Ethnic Jews", used in the investigation of criminal cases initiated against Russians under Articles 282 and 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, carries the true meaning - "the genetic, or, in another way, tribal origin of people called Jews."

Let me explain this with a specific example. Here is a police memo for determining the nationality (tribal origin) of people by facial features, compiled in Soviet times:

Here is a typical son Jewish people(historically established community of people) - the famous Soviet satirist Arkady Isaakovich Raikin:

A. Raikin's face exactly matches the image of an "ethnic Jew" in a police memo from the times of the USSR.

This example is a clear confirmation of the fact that "ethnic Jews" exist, and other people can distinguish them by their characteristic external features, including facial features.

I note that in the Bible, which is the holy book of Christians, they are separately referred to as Jewsand Jews, which are indicated there as Judeans … The word Jews is derived from Jude. That is, Jews and Jews are not the same thing at all! Here is a testimony to this in the "Second Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Corinthians":

I hope that now there will be fewer people who want to argue that the words "Jew" and "Jew" are synonyms!

Below I want to give a story-confession of a Jew (not a Jew) Ravid Gora:

Confessions of an emigrant for Victory Day

On May 10, 2010, the first event in the chain of events took place, which led me to the decision - to forever link my life with Russia.

It was when Israel's most popular radio host, Nava Cohen, spoke nationwide at 8:00 am on the state-owned Voice of Israel radio, discussing the 65th anniversary of the victory over Nazism in Red Square:

Even then, I began to understand something, but I have not yet seen the scale of the campaign that is unfolding against Russia in the world.

The next alarm bell sounded on May 2, 14th year, when many of those whom I called friends in Israel began to joke sharply about the "smell of burnt cotton wool." For the first time I felt like a stranger in my country. Former compatriots who were born in the USSR and living in Israel, who speak Russian, I got to know from a new, unexpected side.

In the same summer, I learned from conversations with various people that what is happening in Ukraine is very well known to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, that representatives of the Israeli Foreign Ministry in May 2014 also visited the front-line zone in Kramatorsk and Odessa, where else the smell of burning has not disappeared (after the burning of people in the House of the Trade Union by the fighters of Beni Kolomoisky. Commentary - AB) Reports were received by everyone who wanted to know something, but should not have hoped for condemnation of the cannibalistic actions of the new authorities in Kiev.

The third key date for me is January 8, 2016. This was the second interrogation in the counterintelligence department of the Shabak service on the 32nd floor of a skyscraper opposite the General Staff in Tel Aviv. Secret elevator, access from another building. Empty room with a table, two chairs, a computer and a telephone. 6 hours of interview-interrogation did not contain any tension, but words were spoken that moved something in my mind forever.

A middle-aged, stern investigator of the special services told me words that changed a lot for me: “Ukraine is not a hostile state for Israel. And Russia is a state hostile to Israel, and our task is to resist Russia's actions in Israel. You act as the Kremlin's agent of influence, that's why you are here .

The last key moment that turned my life upside down happened exactly one year ago. On May 10, 2016, I was sitting in the interrogation room of the Shabak, covered with lie detector sensors. 4 days before that, I dared to ask the Russian Knesset deputy at a personal meeting - whether she would like to comment on the threats to the life and health of the organizers of the "Immortal Regiment" in Israel.

Israel, Haifa, the action "Immortal Regiment" dedicated to the Victory Day over German fascism.

The deputy who had just arrived from the "Immortal Regiment" procession in Haifa, where she was captured by the cameras of the Russia TV channel at the head of the column, replied that she did not know anything about any "Immortal Regiment". The next day there was a call from an unidentified number, and I was summoned for interrogation.

Towards the end of that difficult day on May 10, another investigator told me in quite good Russian: “You are Russian, and you will always be first of all Russian, and then only Israeli. Therefore, in our eyes, you are a potential traitor. And you will always be. Now confess when you were recruited."

By that time I already knew about a dozen names of former officers and commanders of the Israel Defense Forces who trained the Ukrainian National Guard, volunteer battalions killing Russians in Donbas. They, not fearing persecution by Israel's special services, gave interviews to the Israeli and Ukrainian press, conducted a stormy social activity in Israel and often flew between Kiev and Jerusalem. And I was not aware of a single fact of their summoning for interrogation or of any kind of persecution, despite the direct criminal ban on such activities.

Knowing about this, I would also hear during interrogation the words that were spoken to me by the investigator … And this is after 19 years of life in the country, after serving in military units during the Intifada, after three years of work as a civil servant, after I buried three friends who died in action, after 12 years of impeccable service in the reserve, after many years of a volunteer mission to work on a positive image of Israel in the eyes of the Russians, undertaken out of a sense of patriotism.

It's hard to find words to describe how I felt. There is no more opportunity to get a prestigious job with a mark in personal affairs and life and under constant supervision. Strange behavior of a smartphone and a computer, constant fear and the need to pay a completely wild fee to a lawyer. This is what awaited me in response to 19 years of love for my new homeland.

And, finally, an understanding of their place in life matured, the only decision was made, which turned out to be correct: to do everything possible to become a citizen of Russia, to move to the newfound homeland with the return of Crimea and to link their fate with it.

And as soon as I made this decision, everything began to work out for me. As if I had finally stopped floundering against the current, struggling with my destiny.

Having moved to live in Russia, I met a huge number of people who share with me the same values with which I can find a common language. In Israel, there have always been only a few of these in my environment. This is because I adhered to the values that were instilled in me in the totalitarian Soviet childhood by my parents, Soviet books, Soviet school and Soviet TV. Neither life in post-Soviet Ukraine nor life in capitalist Israel could erase them in me. And in Russia, as I was convinced, there are a lot of such people - for now. And it is a great happiness to live where many people think like you, value the same as you, see good and bad, like you!

Many, very many, do not understand this simple truth.

Exactly one year ago, I was deeply unhappy and broken, and I was preparing for a deplorable existence. When yesterday I watched the Victory Day fireworks, I was in a crowd of jubilant people, I felt a sense of unity with the entire Russian people and with the whole country. I was happy!

I wish all expats who feel out of place to experience the same as I did yesterday.

I join the wish of Ravid Gore, expressed to the Jewish emigrants, and I say today, addressing literally every Jew:

JEW, DO NOT BE A JUD!

Save your soul while you still have the opportunity!

March 28, 2019 Murmansk. Anton Blagin