Really you think arabs in areas A and B wont have the ability to wage war? When area C is annexed, do you think the palestinians will be happy about it? Or will they attach suicide vests to themselves and slink across a 'border' impossible to properly guard for geographic reasons and kill dozens of Jewish children?

Your dismissal of the consequences of annexation are frightening. Not to mention your failure to address the a) rights of palestinians to self determination (although I doubt that would mean much to a person like you) and b) international boycott.

As for the right to the land of Israel-I believe all peoples in the world have a right to self determination. The re-establishment of the Jewish community in Eretz Israel was driven by Atheists and Socialists-they created a community in Israel without the help of any make belief sky fairy and its thanks to their work that Israel has a right to exist. Your inability to understand why Israel has a right to exist outside the parameters of your imaginary friend speaks volumes about your medieval mindset.

Finally, you have never met me, you do not know me, you have no ability to predict the path my life will take. I may very well make aliya-reading posts from people like you only hardens my desire to come to Israel to fix the idiocy the Talibans Jewish division which is permeating through the fringes of society

What do you care anyhow? You don't care enough to live here. You don't believe in G-d or the Torah. By your worldview what right do we have to be here at all? Do us all a favor and keep yourself busy with your little student union over there.

What do you care anyhow? You don't care enough to live here. You don't believe in G-d or the Torah. By your worldview what right do we have to be here at all? Do us all a favor and keep yourself busy with your little student union over there.

(If there is a problem with Tekuma, it is in that the party list was not democratically chosen in open primaries, but I wonder if that also bothers you).

As for all sorts of Rabbis, not all of us follow all of them. I also wonder if you would adhere to every word that Tzippi Livni says even though she leads your list.

“The most critical single factor in understanding the downside of Israel’s environmental history is population pressure: with an average increase of one million people a decade, the land soon became very crowded. Israel’s population density is now roughly 270 people per square kilometer. Eventually economics, water resources, noise and the general dysfunction caused by the unbearable density will push Israel into a confrontation with advocates of large families and mass immigration. Environmentalists should not be afraid to speak on behalf of the many natural treasures that will otherwise be decimated by the crowds; flora and fauna are the first to pay for human encroachment on shrinking habitat. Future generations will certainly have reason to resent the deafening silence.”.

So if you think that crab grass and petunias are more important than growing the Jewish population, then you should vote for the Livni/Tal solution for Israel's future.

In any case, it seems unclear to me – is your problem with the Bayit Yehudi, or with Orthodox Judaism? You might want to take that up with #4 in your party's list. He can tell you that one rabbi does not represent the wide spectrum of religious Zionist views – not even the ones within the Bayit Yehudi.