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Haaretz: The Jewish people always believed in the supremacy of its ethnic collective over other nations

https://twitter.com/haaretzcom/status/1645301834398027776

The Jewish people always believed in the supremacy of its ethnic collective over other nations.

But throughout history, this was a supremacy that lacked an apparatus for wielding control over non-Jews | Opinion

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I don’t dispute that.

Their missing “apparatus” was their Messiah Christ Jesus, whom they rejected. Come then He to the Gentiles, but they do the same, saying “Lord, Lord, have I not [done this and that] in your name?”

“I never knew you.”

Thus, only a remnant of the whole, for whom He hopes will endure.

[Oratam]

Haaretz: The Jewish people always believed in the supremacy of its ethnic collective over other nations.

But throughout history, this was a supremacy that lacked an apparatus for wielding control over non-Jews | Opinion

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Then they established Mossad.

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The Jewish people always believed in the supremacy of its ethnic collective over other nations.

How well do they get along with the Japanese?