Alrighty, from what I see here (as a self-speculated partial German-American Khazar myself), are the opinions of the Jews who can’t make peace with Palestine primarily from the Ultra-Orthodox and/or Chabbad-Lubbavich sect? Likewise, would the opinions of Jews who can make peace with Palestine be primarily those of the Karaite sect?
From my research into this matter (mostly done by my producer, Neigsendoig, though), it was thought that there were some issues with Ultra-Orthodox or Chabbadniks in high places of power in different countries who abused it for their fellow Ultra-Orthodox or Chabbad-Lubbavicher. However, I think it could be more to the lines of the Roman Catholic Church and the Jesuit Order of the Society of Jesus giving some Ultra-Orthodox and/or Chabbadniks one narrative (the no peace narrative), and some Karaites the other narrative (the peace narrative). That I’ve been curious on.
Please keep in mind that I have no intentions on offending anyone out of curiosity.
Alrighty, from what I see here (as a self-speculated partial German-American Khazar myself), are the opinions of the Jews who can’t make peace with Palestine primarily from the Ultra-Orthodox and/or Chabbad-Lubbavich sect? Likewise, would the opinions of Jews who can make peace with Palestine be primarily those of the Karaite sect?
From my research into this matter (mostly done by my producer, Neigsendoig, though), it was thought that there were some issues with Ultra-Orthodox or Chabbadniks in high places of power in different countries who abused it for their fellow Ultra-Orthodox or Chabbad-Lubbavicher. However, I think it could be more to the lines of the Roman Catholic Church and the Jesuit Order of the Society of Jesus giving some Ultra-Orthodox and/or Chabbadniks one narrative (the no peace narrative), and some Karaites the other narrative (the peace narrative). That I’ve been curious on.
Please keep in mind that I have no intentions on offending anyone out of curiosity.
Edit: Corrected a few things for clarity