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How to Confront an Adversary: A Taste of Text—Vayishlach
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How to confront an adversary is it ever possible, say the adversary is an inquisitor, or SS from WWII that after avoidance, and appeasement that annihilation of the attacker eventually becomes the only realistic option? I'm growing weary of Jew being synonymous with victim. We are OK to stand our ground, draw breath and not always be the abused. What about David and Goliath?