These are the future of Israel - ultra orthodox jews
- Have 7 children per woman - Don't have to serve in the military - Don't work - Gets subsidized - Their population will increase from 1 million to 3 million before 2050 - Before 2065 50% of jews aged 0-14 years old will be ultra orthodox jews - Will cause extreme economic problems for Israel in the future
Jeremiah Wood
>Don't work how they get food then? We won't give it to them forever
Kevin Smith
They get gibsmedats from the gouverment for Religious study. Also their wife can work too
Daniel Clark
Januzs, fetch your plunger and go back to the toilet, they need their shekels!
Charles Morris
Thank god israel is almost 50% arabs at this point.
William Kelly
Why do they all look like shit?
Kayden Mitchell
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John Phillips
>go back to the toilet never been in Malmo kikes will fail spectacularly, again, and the cycle will continue
Logan Morris
>economic problems for Israel No such thing possible as long as US exists.
Michael Perry
There's actually lots of Polacks and ex-yugos living here. But there is lots of kebab too.
behold, the famous "high iq" race that keeps being shilled about by goyim...
Anthony Cook
I pity you, seriously you once wrecked our shit and now you are wreck yourself
Juan Martin
This 'orthodoxy' will collapse the very minute the 13 year olds find pictures of niki manaj threesoming herself on the internet. Then they'll be immigrating to Burgerland.
Jason Turner
Inbred
William Garcia
None have a future
Noah Campbell
The niggers of Israel.
Joshua Clark
the mayority of liberal remaining jew will came to the usa,there is no form of get rid of them
Parker Perry
>Then they'll be immigrating to Burgerland Burgerland is better Promised Land than actual Israel. Jew in Israel is just a jew, jew in US is a member of sacred high caste to whom all the goyim bow. Goyim of Israel are arabs who hate jews, goyim of US voluntarily sell themselves into debt slavery. I wonder if there is a mistake in Torah regarding where promised land is.
Levi Reyes
God bless you NBAH. That's hilarious.
Luis Moore
>I wonder if there is a mistake in Torah regarding where promised land is.
kek
Brandon Wilson
in all countries most religious and closed society people have way higher birthrates than rest of population