@Melanie Hughes Your claim about "Israeli Zionists buying 95% of American Politicians" is false. 1) Israel is not even in the top 10 countries for foreign lobbying in US politics by spending. (most list it at 11th sometimes 10th). 2) Less than 1% of US congress members have Israel as source for their top lobby. Your claim about the Noahide laws is false. Here are the Noahide laws: 1) Do not commit idolatry 2) Do not blaspheme 3) Do not murder 4) Do not have immoral relations (incest, adultery, rape, etc) 5) Do not steal 6) Do not commit animal cruelty 7) Establish courts of justice for a fair society Source: https://asknoah.org/

@Melanie Hughes You are very confused and have been disinformed about Jews and Judaism. Let me help you: 1) Among IDF soldiers, there are idiots misbehaving. This is unfortunate but the IDF does discipline these people and this is nothing special to the IDF. All militaries around the world have some people who misbehave. Don't indict an entire people based on the actions of a few. 2) The people you watched must have pretended to be rabbis. Nowhere in the talmud does it give permission to rape 3 year old girls nor sodomize 11 year old boys. First off you have to understand that the talmud is not just regular scripture like the new testament. It is a transcript of all the debates by elders on how to interpret certain parts of Tanakh. You can think of it as the following analogy, if the Tanakh was the US constitution, the Talmud would be the transcript of all Supreme court interpretations and rulings throughout history. This includes accepted interpretations and ideas and rejected ones. So you cannot simply read the Talmud without having a certain level of education in Judaism and without understanding context because you may be reading ideas that were rejected. Second, the part you mention (Ketubot 11a) is a discussion about dowry. It has nothing to do with authorizing people to rape. It discusses whether a person who was captured and abused before 3 should be considered a virgin at marriage when they are an adult.Treating a legal protection for assault victims as a license for abuse is an inversion of what the text actually codifies. In fact Jewish law clearly prohibits rape in Deuteronomy 22:25–27. 3) The part you mention about sodomy, Sanhedrin 54b, is about defining crimes. It does not mean that sodomizing an 11 year old is permissible. It simply means that it does not fall under the crime category of adultery. It is still very much considered rape and illegal and punishable. 4) Metzitzah b'peh is oral suctioning of blood from the circumcision wound via a glass tube, it used to be done in way older times to draw blood away from the wound and reduce certain risks of infection to the baby. This is a very old practice that was meant for older times and has been abandoned by modern mainstream Judaism which codified it as something that should not be done. Nowhere does Talmud allow or advise anyone to bite anyone's foreskin.