Jewish law demands that everyone have adequate and permanent housing.

Guno צְבִי

Guno צְבִי

We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
A few Jewish sources explicitly speak of the provision of housing as a means of tzedakah (charity). Most famous among these texts is the exhortation in Isaiah to “take the poor into your homes,” read as the Haftarah on Yom Kippur. This prophetic cry defines the relief of homelessness as a religious duty, preferable to fasts, sacrifices, and other ritual observances.

Other texts specifically define housing as one of the obligatory types of tzedakah. The Bible commands that a poor person be granted “sufficient for what lacks, according to what is lacking to him.” One talmud text understands each phrase in that command as referring to a specific type of assistance one might grant a poor person: “‘Sufficient for what he lacks’–this is a house. ‘What is lacking’–this is a bed and table.” Significantly, this text imagines the primary needs of a poor person as being related to housing.

Jewish law offers a number of criteria for evaluating the condition of housing and a number of suggestions about the responsibility to ensure that the poor have adequate housing. Central to all of these laws is a concern that housing be safe, secure, and permanent, and that every home allow its inhabitants to live a full and dignified life.

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/ar...=MJL&utm_medium=email&mpweb=1161-12247-151159
 
guno said:
A few Jewish sources explicitly speak of the provision of housing as a means of tzedakah (charity). Most famous among these texts is the exhortation in Isaiah to “take the poor into your homes,” read as the Haftarah on Yom Kippur. This prophetic cry defines the relief of homelessness as a religious duty, preferable to fasts, sacrifices, and other ritual observances.

Other texts specifically define housing as one of the obligatory types of tzedakah. The Bible commands that a poor person be granted “sufficient for what lacks, according to what is lacking to him.” One talmud text understands each phrase in that command as referring to a specific type of assistance one might grant a poor person: “‘Sufficient for what he lacks’–this is a house. ‘What is lacking’–this is a bed and table.” Significantly, this text imagines the primary needs of a poor person as being related to housing.

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/ar...=MJL&utm_medium=email&mpweb=1161-12247-151159
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Good excuse for Israel's settlements in Palestine.
 
most religions start out all about loving your fellow man

then they get organized and become a political entity

that is why the founders banned them from government
 
Trumpet said:
You missed the point, I was saying that Trumperoos are dirt bags.
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No I missed nothing. You responded to Guno's post about
anonymoose's post of Israel's settlements in Palestine. What does Trump or his followers have to do with that? In other words that was nothing but a cheap shot.
 
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The OP is false, don't you morons know anything? There's nothing in the Talmud about giving charity to gentiles. On the contrary, the Jew's religion teach them to steal from gentiles. Gentiles are defined by Jews as non-human, so any passages about charity do not apply to gentiles. To know jews is to want to get rid of them. The Palestinians know Jews. The Jews destroy their homes, rather than give them homes.
 
Bobb said:
The OP is false, don't you morons know anything? There's nothing in the Talmud about giving charity to gentiles. On the contrary, the Jew's religion teach them to steal from gentiles. Gentiles are defined by Jews as non-human, so any passages about charity do not apply to gentiles. To know jews is to want to get rid of them. The Palestinians know Jews. The Jews destroy their homes, rather than give them homes.
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Jeebus, what is wrong with you? Is there anybody you don't hate?
 
guno said:
A few Jewish sources explicitly speak of the provision of housing as a means of tzedakah (charity). Most famous among these texts is the exhortation in Isaiah to “take the poor into your homes,” read as the Haftarah on Yom Kippur. This prophetic cry defines the relief of homelessness as a religious duty, preferable to fasts, sacrifices, and other ritual observances.

Other texts specifically define housing as one of the obligatory types of tzedakah. The Bible commands that a poor person be granted “sufficient for what lacks, according to what is lacking to him.” One talmud text understands each phrase in that command as referring to a specific type of assistance one might grant a poor person: “‘Sufficient for what he lacks’–this is a house. ‘What is lacking’–this is a bed and table.” Significantly, this text imagines the primary needs of a poor person as being related to housing.

Jewish law offers a number of criteria for evaluating the condition of housing and a number of suggestions about the responsibility to ensure that the poor have adequate housing. Central to all of these laws is a concern that housing be safe, secure, and permanent, and that every home allow its inhabitants to live a full and dignified life.

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/ar...=MJL&utm_medium=email&mpweb=1161-12247-151159
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and do you follow Jewish law, guano?......
 
Bobb said:
The OP is false, don't you morons know anything? There's nothing in the Talmud about giving charity to gentiles. On the contrary, the Jew's religion teach them to steal from gentiles. Gentiles are defined by Jews as non-human, so any passages about charity do not apply to gentiles. To know jews is to want to get rid of them. The Palestinians know Jews. The Jews destroy their homes, rather than give them homes.
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Now is a good time to highlight again that this forum willfully provides free reign and safe harbor for relentless rightwing anti-Semitism>>>
Cypress said:
Trump-loving, Rightwing posters on this message board are trafficking in overt and degenerate anti-Semitism
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...th-Pittsburgh-officials&p=2687231#post2687231

Self-described Nazis and white supremacists are running as Republicans across the country
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-defends-the-Nazi-Party&p=2684884#post2684884
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...t-to-George-Soros’-hous&p=2683915#post2683915

Jewish-Americans are among the most reliably liberal and Democratic voters in the United States
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...r-Jews-Who-Enable-Trump&p=2682763#post2682763

“He's making your triggered head explode….I'm sorry, Jew boy.” – as stated by a Trump supporter to a Jewish poster
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...nniversary-To-El-Rushbo&p=3184584#post3184584

“Blame the God-damned Jews for the death of Jesus!” – as stated by a Trump supporter
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-a-symbol-of-oppression&p=3174448#post3174448

“Yes, the Gospels are antisemitic (a nonsense term used by anti-Christian fcktards and bigots), as is the whole Bible” - !” – as stated by a Trump supporter
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-a-symbol-of-oppression&p=3187193#post3187193
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Cypress said:
Now is a good time to highlight again that this forum willfully provides free reign and safe harbor for relentless rightwing anti-Semitism>>>
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A gentile liking jews is like a black liking the KKK. What's the favorite tactic of liars? Demanding censorship! You might as well post that I speak the truth, as there's no difference between that and your posts.
 
guno said:
A few Jewish sources explicitly speak of the provision of housing as a means of tzedakah (charity). Most famous among these texts is the exhortation in Isaiah to “take the poor into your homes,” read as the Haftarah on Yom Kippur. This prophetic cry defines the relief of homelessness as a religious duty, preferable to fasts, sacrifices, and other ritual observances.

Other texts specifically define housing as one of the obligatory types of tzedakah. The Bible commands that a poor person be granted “sufficient for what lacks, according to what is lacking to him.” One talmud text understands each phrase in that command as referring to a specific type of assistance one might grant a poor person: “‘Sufficient for what he lacks’–this is a house. ‘
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THE JEWS AND THEIR LIES

Where does the Talmud say anything about giving anyone homes? What's the Talmud reference for "sufficient for what he lacks"? Where does the Talmud even suggest doing anything but evil to gentiles? Where's the Bible verse that says, "sufficient for what lacks, according to what is lacking to him"?

The God Damned Jews are infamous for committing crimes against humanity by destroying homes of Palestinians. Where on Earth is any Jewish organization, or the abomination of Israel, giving gentiles homes?

Lying Jews want to con ignorant gentiles into thinking that a Jew has compassion for gentiles, but Jews hate gentiles.
 
Cypress said:
Now is a good time to highlight again that this forum willfully provides free reign and safe harbor for relentless rightwing anti-Semitism>>>
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Back when I first started posting on Netscape there was a group of people who would come to the forum and post lies and slurs about the Talmud. A few of us would take on these people but mostly they just dropped their trash and went away without responding. It was my first experience of how ugly people could be when they didn't like a particular religion.
 
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