Bøger af Daniel Farcas

January 10, almost 100 days after the most terrible pogrom in history, this revised edition was published. The horrific massacre, torture, massive violations, raping, robbing, and a festival of abuses, blood, and insupportable pain, this book analyzed why and how is possible to learn about this Jewish disaster that is indeed the worst event for Jewish people since the day that we left Auschwitz behind.

Its seemed to be a normal Shabbat in Israel. It was also celebrated Simjat Torah, a festival that remembers that the Jewish people and through it, all humanity, received the Torah and particularly the ten commandments given to Moses in Sinai. Very early in the morning, the most brutal blood and hate storm was unleashed in the history of the Jewish State. Effectively, very close to the place where we believe that Moses was given what would later be the basis of justice and the coexistence of a good part of humanity, the worst nightmare of the State of Israel and the greatest massacre of the Jewish people began The closure of Auschwitz and the defeat of Nazi barbarism. Lo vivido ese sábado negro es una desgracia horrible executed with alevosía y maldad para poder generara el major daño y dolo posible. Murders, rapes, burning of babies, sequestros of children and adults, executions and torture, and all the range that human evil could imagine. This book explores the history of pogroms, examines the different actors, their history and their responsibility and provides a certain vision about how the chain of terrorism generated, organized and financed by Iran is related to its proxies Hamas and Herzbollah. It also addresses the legitimate right of Israel to defend itself and the hypocritical response to the tragedy of a good part of the left and progressivism. It points to the double standard, hypocrisy and total lack of consequence on the part of the western leaders and on a significant percentage of the media regarding the treatment of the LGTB agenda, gender equality and religious freedom in Islamic countries. Describe also the frightening double standard of the United Nations and point out some of its inexplicable and absurd decisions. Este libro es un instrumento ágil y certero que trya ayudar a entender lo inexplicable. While the operation of the Israeli army continues, called the "Iron Sword" in response to the cruel and frightening massacre perpetrated by the terrorist group Hamas-Isis, which changed the Jewish state forever, this book is published with the high probability that it says The massacre has changed forever the Middle East and, very possibly, will have a significant impact on the history of humanity. Last Black Saturday seemed to be a normal Shabbat in Israel. Simchat Torah was also celebrated, a festival that remembers that the Jewish people and through them, all humanity, received the Torah and particularly the ten commandments, given to Moses on Sinai. Very early in the morning the most brutal storm of blood and hatred in the history of the Jewish State broke out. Indeed, very close to the place where many of us believe that Moses was given to him, which would later be the basis of justice and coexistence for a good part of humanity, the worst nightmare of the State of Israel and the greatest massacre of the Jewish people began. . site of the closing of Auschwitz and the defeat of Nazi barbarism.

El pasado sábado negro parecía ser un shabbat normal en Israel. Se celebraba además Simjat Torah, un festival que recuerda que el pueblo judío y a través de él, a toda la humanidad, recibió la Torah y particularmente los diez mandamientos, entregados a Moisés en el Sinaí. Muy temprano en la mañana se desató la tormenta de sangre y odio más brutal en la historia del Estado Judío. Efectivamente, muy cerca del lugar en donde creemos muchos que Moisés le fue entregado, lo que sería luego la base de la justicia y la convivencia de buena parte de la humanidad, comenzó la peor pesadilla del Estado de Israel y la mayor masacre del pueblo judío sede el cierre de Auschwitz y la derrota de la barbarie Nazi.Lo vivido ese sábado negro es una desgracia horrible ejecutada con alevosía y maldad para poder generar el mayor daño y dolo posible. Asesinatos, violaciones, quema de bebés, secuestros de niños y de adultos mayores, fusilamientos y torturas, y toda la gama que la maldad humana pudo imaginar.Este libro explora la historia de los Pogroms, examina los distintos actores, su historia y su responsabilidad y entrega una visión certera acerca de como se relaciona la cadena del terrorismo generada, organizada y financiada por Irán hacia sus proxies Hamas y Herzbolla. Aborda también el legítimo derecho de Israel a defenderse y la hipócrita respuesta a la tragedia de una buena parte de la izquierda y dEste libro es un instrumento ágil y certero que intenta ayudar a entender lo inexplicable.Mientras continúa la operación del ejército de Israel denominada "Espada de Hierro" en respuesta a la cruel y espantosa matanza perpetrada por el grupo terrorista Hamas-Isis, hecho que cambió para siempre al Estado Judío, se publica este libro con la alta probabilidad que dicha masacre haya cambiado para siempre al medio oriente y, que muy posiblemente, tenga un impacto significativo en la historia de la humanidael progresismo. Señala el doble estándar, hipocresía y total falta de consecuencia de buena parte de los líderes occidentales y de un significativo porcentaje de los medios de comunicación respecto al tratamiento de la agenda LGTB, la igualdad de género y la libertad religiosa en los países islámicos. Describe también el espantoso doble estándar de las Naciones Unidas y señala algunas de sus inexplicables y absurdas decisiones.

These quotes from loved historical figures and proverbs from around the world were collected during my life time and empowered and encouraged me to survive challenges and to enjoy life to the fullest. "A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle." Italian Proverb, Please Enjoy the Book "1001 Wise Quotes and Proverbs to Live By"! Dr. Daniel Farcas (www.DanielFarcas.com)