Munich: The Controversy

[Yitzchak]

israelnn.com/article.php3?id=5908

The link above will take you to an article written by an Israeli who was part of the Women's Basketball team. She would have been there had they allowed women to compete in 72'

However, she did train with, and was friends with many of the athletes who were murdered in Munich.

I think she hit it right on the head regarding Speilberg's desiring this to be a "prayer of peace". Mr Speilberg and other liberal Jews of influence need to look no further than their own Siddurim to find prayers of peace. May the Prince of Peace, Yeshua our Messiah open the eyes of these men who would turn the world against their own people.

Shalom,

Yitzchak

[R' Y'hoshua Moshe]

Thank you for sharing this brother. I have not seen the movie, but I am glad that a witness has come forward regarding this.

Shalom,

Reuel

[Chizuk Emunah]

I read something similiar on aish.com. It seems that instead of telling the tragedy of the story, our own Mr. Spielberg has decided to offer up a (negative) political message. How ...