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Living in Israel for over a year as a non-Jew, the religious laws really got to me. Not being able to take public transit on Shabbat (particularly the train from the airport). When they cordoned off the leavened bread in the markets for passover. The long holiday season when everything was closed for weeks (though that must be how Jews feel everywhere else in December).
I think Lemmy farted and you ended up in the wrong thread…
Or maybe their choices are so bad they couldn't live with sharing them.