L’Chayim: Tuvia Tennenbom on Refugees

Author Tuvia Tenenbom (Catch The Jew) discusses his personal encounter with Syrian refugees in squalid camps in Germany (which he writes about in Hello, Refugees!) and reflects upon the hypocrisy of the refugee movement. L’Chayim with Mark S. Golub.

[noraabramson]

THANK YOU TUVIE!!! When in the 70s-80s I heard many American Jews of older generation proclaim not to buyANY German made products I thought to my self - “a little too much, going too far, germans are reformed!” It turns out they were right!

[kittykatzcenteno]

Me again, you are two in a million! ( kitty katz centeno, lisbon/ portugal, both askenazi and sefardi, a proud quind of one. But agnostic i'm afraid. Happy passover "and you shall tell your children" ! Next year in jerusalem! Kkc

[jutewood]

Unlike Tuvia Tenenbom, I am not in Germany and I have not seen what goes on inside these refugee camps. What I don’t see in these observations is the presence and the inter-working's of the New World Order, aka Elitist, the 1%. Spiritual discernment is missing but thank you for sharing! I will always love, appreciate and respect the contributions of the Hebrews!

[hizryhaimxoc]

The happy life, comes when You realy hear nd obey your creator .!! Y AHshua!.

[bell]

Germany needes workforce more then they love refugees. The opportunity to receive 1 Mio people as workers without to pay for, at once, completing the shrinking birth rate of Germans, without capturing slaveworkers as done in WW2, and to turn it into humanitarian assets was unique in history.

[briannxx]

If here another Jewish Voice advocating Muslim refugees that Israel wouldn't accept I'm going to drop all support for Israel. Also it was Jewish neocons that advocated war in Iraq