Modern Day Dina bat Leah -- דינה בת לאה המודרנית

Modern-day Dina bat Leah was 20 years old when she decided to join the Palestinians and lived with them under a life of abuse.  She was rescued in July, 2012 by Yad L'Achim, a Jewish anti-missionary organization in Israel.


For the full-story, go here.

Even though Dina has decided to remove her Arab garbs, may she learn to embrace the holy Jewish garbs and cover her hair as a married woman, and not fall into the Erev Rav's hands.

Yad L'Achim is one of my favorite Israeli charities. During the Yamim Noraim (Days of Awe), support this organization to save the Israeli Jews from the murderous and barbaric Arab hands.

Apparently, the Arab Bedouins are also concerned about the high alarming intermarriage rate among Arabs and Jews.

It isn't just the Jews who are concerned about intermarriage with Arabs. A hard-hitting documentary on Jewish girls marrying Arab men that aired recently on Israel's Hot 3 TV station revealed that the Bedouin community also opposes intermarriage.

Reporter Ahmed Abu Swiss noted that the phenomenon is growing at an alarming rate. "We're no longer talking about 15 or 20 men [who've married Jews]," he reported on the program, which aired on Dec. 28, 2011. "There are neighborhoods in which more than 50 men are married to Jews."

Abu Swiss added that Bedouin sheikhs are very concerned about the trend and speak out against it in the mosques. They preach that assimilation is against the Bedouin tradition and results in many Bedouin women remaining single until 35, since the available men are marrying Jews.

In a similar vein, Sheikh Faiz Abu Seheban, the mayor of the Bedouin town of Rahat, recently spoke out against Arab men marrying Jewish women. He told Ilana Dayan, the host of the hugely popular Uvda investigative news program, that a majority of Arabs viewed these relationships in an unfavorable light and that they were like trying to mix oil and water.

In the next video interviewing an Arab man, he emphasizes that the Arab men are at a top "level" and hence, Jewish women are not fitting for them.   Let them think however they want, but there is a truth to this -- Jewish women are not fitting for the Arab men or any other non-Jewish men, period.  Jewish women are princesses of the King of kings, what are they doing mixing with the umos haolam?