My Daughter-In-Law Explains Why She said "Mohamed is a Pig"

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  1. Batya28 July 2015 at 06:15

    I saw the news about it on tv and how the Arabs were screaming and cursing. Why weren't they arrested?

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  2. Anonymous28 July 2015 at 16:01

    Do you think it is smart to "sound off" The world does't understand what is going on here 'All she is doing is creating much more hatred for Jews around the world, something we certainly don't need . She sounds like an Arab, stooping down to their level, completely disrespecting others. This is not what Hashem wants. As it says in Pirkei Avot
    ולא מצאתי לגוף. טוב אלא שתיקה
    Just because things are true, doesn't mean they have to be said out loud.
    Her ranting against Mohammed has now gone viral, and people now put us in the same category as Arabs-- Congratulations !!

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  3. David Morris28 July 2015 at 18:24

    I can't speak on behalf of my daughter in law, Aviya. She has shown over the past few days in the public spotlight, she is quite able to speak for herself!

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  4. Moshe M28 July 2015 at 19:33

    Anonymous - on the one hand you seem to agree with Avia's statement ("just because things are true..."). However, you disagree with that she said such an insulting and provocative thing out loud ("sounding off"). However, you do this by publicly & provocatively insulting Avia - "she sounds like an Arab...etc". Isn't this a case of the pot calling the kettle black?

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  5. Anonymous29 July 2015 at 15:40

    Point well taken . However I don't think however that my comments will add more hatred towards Jews . I have G"F nothing against Aviya and I'm sure she is a fine young lady and a wonderful Jew and she certainly has very strong feelings towards her Judaism and Eretz Yisrael which is exceptional . But one must be very careful with things said in public, especially when they affect others.That was my point. And kudos to Mr. Morris who is not afraid print something negative I apologize if I offended anyone especially Aviya

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  6. Batya2 August 2015 at 18:52

    This blog post has been included in Shiloh Musings: The "Comfort" Havel Havelim. Please take a look at the blog carnival and the various other posts included. For more information about Havel Havelim, please join our facebook group.

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