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Apr 29, 2022Liked by Michoel Green

What a moving piece of writing to read first thing this morning. Thank you

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Apr 29, 2022Liked by Michoel Green

I am not a Jew

, but i am a circumcised (heart and flesh) Isrealite (crossover)

I relate to and attemt to adhere to Rabbi Green says in “Setting the Record Straight”.

If only more people would just obey Torah our world will get better.

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Thank you, Rabbi Green, for "Setting the Record Straight". You are one of very few Jewish leaders who has the courage to speak out against the injustices and crimes against humanity being perpetrated now. The silence and complicity among others is really shocking especially given our history of the Holocaust. There is now a genocide taking place against all the citizens of the world and it has to be stopped. May you go from strength to strength in this fight. We are so grateful to you and appreciate your heroic words and deeds. Thank you!!

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Apr 29, 2022Liked by Michoel Green

Bs'd. Kewod HaRav Green, dear Michoel. Thank you once again. For your courage to stand up for civil liberties, decency, human dignity, true Torah-based Jewishness. Toda raba! Chana and Meir.

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May 2, 2022Liked by Michoel Green

Thank you, Rabbi Green! Why can't everyone see the genocide that is afoot?!

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Apr 29, 2022Liked by Michoel Green

Reflects my idea a 100%. Toda Rabah Rabbi Michoel, Shabbat Shalom

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Apr 29, 2022Liked by Michoel Green

I am not Jewish but my Catholic heritage has betrayed me . I would sit in church week after week waiting to hear outrage over Christians being beheaded , murdered by Muslims Terrorists but I heard nothing, total silence.

I go where the truth is told and brave people like Rabbi Green speak.

When Rabbi Green speaks of freedom and humanity,he speaks to all of us. These powerful messages are for all of us.

I stand with Rabbi Green

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Apr 29, 2022Liked by Michoel Green

Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Rabbi Green. You are a wonderful man who G-d has chosen to help us in our troubled times.

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How did "they" capture so many people (of any faith) so far down the "chain of command" who seem to know they are repeating "their" lies to the rest of us?

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Rabbi Green. You have expressed my thoughts and beliefs beautifully. i am struggling to find other Jews here in the Baltimore area that share our views. i lost my shul, betrayed by family and friends and hesitate to attend the chabbad here in owings mills because i don't where chabbad and this particular rabbi stands on 1000% medical freedom. i do not want to lend my presence to a minyon of others that wanted to starve me last year and will do it again when the next excuse arises. i cannot be led by a rabbinate that would support forced medication or exclusion of jews for any reason. Wow....just wow....i shake my head in disbelief that after 6 decades i realize that almost everything i thought was true was a lie.

i push on... giving my love and fighting for freedom

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Shalom, Rabbi Green. Thank you for your brave stand against the injections, and your well-sourced halakhic essays on the subject.

Nevertheless, I am shocked by your open condemnation of Zionism, which seems to be a goal of many of the blessings in the Amidah. What is your goal for the state of Israel? Is it illegitimate, as the anti-Semites allege, with the people being better off under the rule of a caliph?

I understand the ultimate goal is Sanhedrin, Mashiach, Geulah, Beith HaMiqdash. In the absence of those today, should the Palestinian Authority govern modern Israel, or Turkey as the successor of the Ottoman Empire?

Thank you, and much hatzlachah as you raise people's awareness of the dangers of the injections.

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Thank you Rabbi for enlightening us of what really is a Jew!

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Thank you for giving a powerful voice to all those true Jews who still follow the Law of God. You distance yourself from Chabad, however you also state that you are "guided by the teachings and inspiration of the Lubavitcher Rebbe" (Congregation Agudath Achim). The movement might have been subverted since its foundation in the 18th century, but the core question remains: is Kabbalah, from which Zionism is also derived, compatible with the Torah?

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I agree with almost all of it, except your language towards Zionism. I, personaly, have not met a single bad zionist in my life. They are the salt of the earth, especially those who work hard in the fields and on the farms of the land of Israel and fight off the swarms of enemies.

What exactly do you find wrong with Zionism and Zionists? I welcome your clarification.

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Yuval Noah Harari, Mouthpiece for the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset. https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/04/martin-armstrong/the-useless-class/

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