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I'm Jewish and I hear occasional comments about these fundies being good for Israel. It disgusts me to hear that because the Jews, like Lieberman, who buy into that are fooling themselves. The right wing fundies like Hagee, Bush and the lot believe in Israel only because they want to see all Jews go back to Israel so the second coming can occur. After that all Jews must convert or be damned. Seems like a pretty scary ally! What if I, an American citizen born and bred, don't want to move to Israel? Does that mean these fundies think I am personally preventing their savior from coming? Strikes me as rather insane.