@BrooklynNotQueens: Hasids are Jews... but not necesserily all of them... Chabad's approach to Judaism is debatable but these Hungarian hasids are the most pious people in the world. They are not neturei karta and don't even want to be affiliated with them. They might be antizionist for humane reasons but many of them DON'T worship a moshiach like for example Chabad.
@MrWeltm hasidism is based on chassidus which is based on recent "revelations" that are entirely unrelated to any form of Judaism.
a bit of study reveals that chassidus is just repackaged pagan witchcraft. this is why hasids believe their guru zaddik rebbes have magical powers to curse and heal and do all sorts of supernatural things.
hasids are antizionist for a specific theological reason. what is that reason?
@BrooklynNotQueens: Well, they are against the concept of Jews being owners of a country as in a national state. And this stems from both Torah and Talmud. I, personally think it's a bit exaggerated and unrealistic. But that's what they believe in.
If you want to learn the Jewish heritage and religious rituals that were practiced 2000 years ago, then you must look at the Mizrahi Jews from Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Morocco, Iran etc. These Jews have history tracing back to the destruction of the temple. The history of Ashkanazi Jews in Europe is relatively new. About 800 years ago 97% of world Jewry lived in middle east. Even until mid 1700s, 70% of world Jewry were Mizrahi Jews.
@BrooklynNotQueens: Hasids are Jews... but not necesserily all of them... Chabad's approach to Judaism is debatable but these Hungarian hasids are the most pious people in the world. They are not neturei karta and don't even want to be affiliated with them. They might be antizionist for humane reasons but many of them DON'T worship a moshiach like for example Chabad.
MrWeltm 1 year ago
@MrWeltm hasidism is based on chassidus which is based on recent "revelations" that are entirely unrelated to any form of Judaism.
a bit of study reveals that chassidus is just repackaged pagan witchcraft. this is why hasids believe their guru zaddik rebbes have magical powers to curse and heal and do all sorts of supernatural things.
hasids are antizionist for a specific theological reason. what is that reason?
BrooklynNotQueens 1 year ago
@BrooklynNotQueens: Well, they are against the concept of Jews being owners of a country as in a national state. And this stems from both Torah and Talmud. I, personally think it's a bit exaggerated and unrealistic. But that's what they believe in.
MrWeltm 1 year ago
@MrWeltm nah that ain't their theological reason.
BrooklynNotQueens 1 year ago
@BrooklynNotQueens: huh? Then what is?
MrWeltm 1 year ago
@MrWeltm ask any hasid.
any satmar man over 30 will be more than happy to give you a full explanation.
chabadners will either change topic or use some other manipulation.
BrooklynNotQueens 1 year ago
If you want to learn the Jewish heritage and religious rituals that were practiced 2000 years ago, then you must look at the Mizrahi Jews from Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Morocco, Iran etc. These Jews have history tracing back to the destruction of the temple. The history of Ashkanazi Jews in Europe is relatively new. About 800 years ago 97% of world Jewry lived in middle east. Even until mid 1700s, 70% of world Jewry were Mizrahi Jews.
ForgottenEasternJews 1 year ago
Hasids are not Jewish.
Hasids have always been antizionist and they force their kids to only learn creationist nonsense.
baruch ata adonoi ...shelo asani chussid. aw-main.
BrooklynNotQueens 1 year ago
@BrooklynNotQueens Nieng a zionist is not one of the determining factors of ones Jewishness.
yachtzel 1 year ago