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Maybe you missed it. But Israel did not. In October the entire nation mourned the passing of the man The New York Times declared, “One of the wisest men of this generation.”

Over 700,000—about one-tenth—of Israel’s Jewish population packed the streets of Jerusalem to wail and bemoan the death of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, Chief Rabbi of Judaism and of Israel’s Orthodox Shas party.

Considered by many as the greatest Talmudic scholar and authority of his time—or any time—the people tore their shirts off and cried out his “holy name.” The New York Times reported that the huge mob filled the streets and rooftops along the route of his funeral procession.

“Many of them,” said the Jewish-run American newspaper, “chanted prayers and held out their arms in a show of grief that brought much of the city to a standstill.”

Shas political leader offers his respect to Rabbi Yosef. This is much like kissing the Pope’s ring.

“One of the Wisest Men of This Generation”

And why not? The venerated old man was, to the Jews, much like the ailing and venerable Billy Graham is to Americans, only greater. Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister, gave the dead rabbi a supreme compliment, lamenting that, “The Jewish people have lost one of the wisest men of this generation.”

Rabbi Yosef’s demise even brought warm messages from America’s and the world’s vaunted Christian evangelicals. The Pope in Rome and many other top religious leaders sent their own condolences, praising Yosef for his contribution to “interfaith understanding” and to “religious harmony.”

However, being an anti-Semite as I am so often rumored to be, I chose not to join in the world’s acclaim for this “Talmudic giant” who gave humankind such a wondrous legacy of religious philosophy. I decided instead to impart to you, dear reader, the great love this man had in his heart for you, me, and all Gentiles.

What the Rabbi Thought of You, Me, and other Gentiles

First, he was the famous Rabbi who said of the Gentiles:

Yes said the rabbi, that is your purpose, to serve the Jews. And as servants, Gentiles are costly. Just like donkeys, said the wise Rabbi, people cost money:

So we cooperating donkeys will have a long, long life as servants for our Jewish Masters, says the man who, according to Shimon Perez, epitomized “the greatness of Israel.”

Arabs are “Damnable” and Must be “Annihilated”

But, said the rabbi, the Arabs are lower than the donkeys. Why, they are not even worthy of living as lowly servants. They must be “annihilated.”

Rabbi Yosef, a few days before his death, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Picking Your Nose is Forbidden on the Sabbath

What a kind heart this great and wise Rabbi had; wouldn’t you agree? As Chief Rabbi, he ruled that students at religious schools (called Yeshivas) did not have to perform military service. He said that a woman could not wear a wig in public and that, “A woman’s knowledge is only in sewing.”

The Rabbi also made the important pronouncement that, “Picking your nose is forbidden on the Sabbath.”

Holocaust Victims Were Reincarnated Sinners

It was this same spirit of generosity and love for all that showed itself in 2000, when Rabbi Yosef declared that, “Hitler was a messenger sent by the Messiah.”

“You must understand,” Yosef told his wide radio audience, “the six million holocaust victims were reincarnations of the souls of sinners, people who transgressed and did all sorts of things that should not be done.” They were reincarnated, he explained, in order to atone for their many sins.

Hitler a messenger, an avenging angel? That’s right, said Yosef.

When some objected, Rabbi Yosef’s right-hand man, Eli Yisha, assured critics that the good rabbi was as pained as were they. He stated, “Rabbi Ovadia weeps for every Jew that is killed...”

But not a single tear falls from the Rabbi's cheeks for the “evil, damnable Arab” or the donkey gentile, only for the Jew.

Blacks Punished with Hurricane Katrina

Nor, evidently did the Rabbi care much for black people. Blacks, the wise Rabbi complained, do not study the Torah, so God decided to punish them in New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina:

A Hatred of Christians and Jesus

“God’s retribution,” emphasized Rabbi Yosef, is due not only blacks but also Jesus, the “hateful one,” and all Christians. Such are “idolaters” and while Israel is not yet powerful enough to make war on all Christians, it is only a matter of time. We must, he stressed, totally destroy their churches, “which are definitely places of idolatry and cult practice.”

“We are commanded by our law to destroy all idolatry and its servants,” said the Rabbi. We should, therefore, eradicate Christians and their churches “from any areas that we are able to conquer.”

Israelis fill the streets to honor the passing of Rabbi Yosef.

Rabbi Yosef, as Chief Rabbi, spoke for all of Judaism. The end-goal of Judaism, as Netanyahu, Perez and every Jew well knows, is a kabbalistic World Empire in which Jewish masters heap all the world’s riches for their pleasure and murder most Gentiles and every Christian. As the Talmud teaches, “The best of the Gentiles—kill!”

But until the Gentile is killed, the best thing to do is to stamp out their hated New Testament. So Ovadia Yosef issued a ruling that, “All copies of the New Testament found in Israel shall be burned.”

This is why the late Ovadia Yosef is so lamented by Israel and his passing noted by sick and twisted “Christian” evangelicals. As Shimon Perez stated, after being at the rabbi’s bedside during his last hours, “when I kissed his head, it was as if I kissed the very greatness of Israel.” These, dear friends, are the complimentary words paid to a Jewish, would-be butcher of Christians.

“After the Judgement”

Now the one they said was possibly the world’s greatest Talmudic scholar is gone. I believe he knows a lot more today in death than he did in life, don’t you? I wonder what his opinion today is of donkeys, gentiles, Arabs, women, blacks, holocaust victims, the Talmud, and Christians?

According to the scriptures, “It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgement” (Hebrews 9:27).

Having died and been judged, what do you imagine that Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the man who on earth was a greatly admired and respected Jewish effendi, was told by the One who sits on the Throne? The One whom Rabbi Yosef once so piously blasphemed, calling him a “magician” and the “son of a whore?”

You and I the Rabbi branded as “donkeys,” but even a donkey knows that, “At the name of Jesus, every knee shall bow” (Philippians 2:10).

As Ovadia Yosef and millions of others have belatedly discovered, Jesus is truly “Lord of Lords and King of Kings.” (Revelation 19).