My sermon from Shabbat Vayishlach can be read or downloaded below.
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Shavua tov!
[…] In his Sermon today Webber called for a ceasefire in Gaza. I hope many of his congregation walked out. A ceasefire would allow Hamas to regroup and it has said that it wants to repeat the atrocities of 7 October.There is much else wrong with Webber’s BS sermon. One, he takes Gazan death data as truth. The data come from the Health Ministry which is controlled by Hamas. Even the BBC states this qualification. But not Webber.Two, he quotes from an anti-Zionist Rabbi, Aharon Shmu’el Tamaret.Three he refuses (para 12) to accept that Hamas’ monstrous attack on 7 October was responsible for Israel’s action in Gaza. […]
Lol, nobody walked out. But it’s great to know you read my sermons so assiduously, and I appreciate you sharing with a wider audience.
Brilliant sermon! Janet
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Thanks Gabriel. Again your writings have helped my tangled thoughts at this time.
Gabriel gives us thought provoking sanity. There can be no military solution to what is happening in Israel and Gaza.
Rabbi Gabriel Kanter-Webber 
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