Hardline Rabbi Says Israeli Jews Should Support Pakistan over India in a War

[Rattle Snake]

This whole trivialising of wars where millions of lives are in question is quite hateful.

In India they have a whole music industry dedicated to the hate genre.

I believe these videos of Pakistanis making hateful comments about Hindus and Hinduism should be publicised even more widely in India so that people can understand Pakistan better. This would create greater awareness of Pakistani society and its prevailing mindset, which I think is currently lacking in India.

The Pakistani in the video also said that he is a proud Wahhabi. I remember a recent song released by Iran in which they said "Takfiri o Wahhabi o Daesh shode hamdast." (Takfiris, Wahhabis and Daesh have formed an alliance).

 

[El Sidd]

I believe these videos of Pakistanis making hateful comments about Hindus and Hinduism should be publicised even more widely in India so that people can understand Pakistan better. This would create greater awareness of Pakistani society and its prevailing mindset, which I think is currently lacking in India.

The Pakistani in the video also said that he is a proud Wahhabi. I remember a recent song released by Iran in which they said "Takfiri o Wahhabi o Daesh shode hamdast." (Takfiris, Wahhabis and Daesh have formed an alliance).

Strict media control by Indian state hampers such initiatives.

 

[mnztr]

The reason they support Pakistan is the same reason Christian Evangelicals support Israel. And its NOT because they love them

 

[lightning f57]

I think you are deliberately overlooking the bigger picture. If his argument is purely theological and aligns with Islamic principles, then why is he specifically expressing support for Pakistan and not Iran or other Muslim-majority countries?

You cannot conveniently separate his theological argument from its political implications, especially when he explicitly identifies Pakistan as an ally. Furthermore, calling Israel an ethno-nationalist state does not change the fact that religious and political interests often overlap. The question is not whether Judaism and Islam share certain theological principles; the question is why an Israeli Jewish rabbi is singling out Pakistan as an ally and what political message that sends.

The question your asking his already answered in his video.

His saying India you can argue is Israels best Ally overall, and if you go with that train of thought his then looking at Pakistan that is Indias greatest enemy, not Iran or any other Muslim country. So then his comparing a very close ally with a state which is close enemy, then he makes the theological argument.

I really am baffled how you dont get that. His not talking politics his talking religious theological point.

Also Israel is an ethno nationalist state thats why its allied with India, otherwise theologically and ideologically from a Judaism lens as that's what his using India - Hinduism are polar opposites to a Israel run by pure Judaism principles.