There is a popular Jewish folktale that opens with a young boy and his rabbinic father playing chess together. One day, the boy is kidnapped from his home and taken to live among the gentiles. He is told that his father is dead, and over time the boy forgets about his past, becomes a parish priest, and, recognized for his superior learning acumen, rises through the ranks and becomes the pope.
- By potobac
- 16 Mar 2013
- 11:35PM
Now that Christians are finally coming to the realization that Jews should be treated the same as they with no discrimination, isn't it time that Israel, which claims to be the country of Jews, reciprocate by removing government policies which discriminate against Christians and other non-Jews?
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