The Bastard epithet in Talmudic Judaism

The habitual liars sometimes claim that they don't take the Talmud seriously, or "it's just a series of debates," or quotes from it are an "anti-semitic fabrication" which are "taken out of context," and "we don't follow the Talmud."

Strange how reality collides with disinformation. Jesus is a "bastard" according to the filthy Talmud and -- wonder of wonders -- He is a "bastard" to the Gur Hassidim of counterfeit-"Israel" --

From the July 2, 2009 Jerusalem Post: ‘Watch out, missionaries!"

Excerpt: ...They (the Talmudists) curse (Christian missionaries) in English, usually accented. The police keep the (threatening Talmudic) crowd a short distance away from the (Christian) club; otherwise they do nothing.

The term “bastard” is also popular with the Gur Hassidim seen in the video, but it’s usually in reference to Jesus. “They took some bastard and they believe he rose from the grave,” says one haredi (Hasid) filmed last year taunting the Messianics who were giving away second-hand clothes outside the chess club.

“Where is your bastard?” the man demands, laughing quietly.

About two months after the video was taken, the club, near the entrance to the town’s market, was burned down in the middle of the night. (Rebuilt, it now has bars over the rear entrance.)

Some time later, dozens of liters of gasoline were poured around the club’s perimeter in the daytime, when several elderly Russian immigrants were playing chess inside, say local Messianics.

Members of the Arad congregation, which numbers about 50, say they’ve had their tires slashed dozens of times. They’ve been surrounded, threatened and cursed by Gur Hassidim in the market, on the streets or in their homes for about five years. In all this time they can only recall one arrest of a suspect, and he was released immediately.

I tried three times, in person and by phone, to speak to Yuval Paz, Arad’s police chief, and he was never available, nor did he call me back.

(End quote. The video can be obtained here)

Research note

Consider the modern Vatican's texts on Judaism, Christianity and Jesus in light of this material from a Judaic source:

"David Friedlander, one of the leaders of early Reform (Judaism), advocated conversion to Christianity, and asked the Christian church to allow the Jews to convert to Christianity, with the proviso that the Jews wouldn't have to believe in Jesus. See The New Paths by Rabbi Dr. J. H. Hertz for more details." (Emphasis supplied)

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