And of course atheists are too dense to know that the Orthodox that you cited don't believe in Israel, not because of anything to do with the "Palestinians", but because they believe that Israel can only exist when Moshiach comes. But that would require that atheists actually have the intelligence to do the research to know that.
I've listed Jews from across the religious spectrum that oppose Israel. The single, consistent factor that discounts them in your eyes is their opposition to Israel. Don't pretend any of this has to do with religious integrity after all that.
You, like most atheists, lack intellectual honesty. An Orthodox Jew who opposes Israel does it for entirely different reasons then a liberal self-hating Jew. But an atheist such as yourself is too dishonest, and too stupid, to see that.
I am sure a place could be found. But that is not what we are discussing, is it?
It was, but you keep trying to drop it. Like right now.
Actually no, the discussion was never about Gypsies, except in your mind. Like all atheists, who are too stupid to stay on subject, because they know they can't win, they have to bring in unrelated crap.
The Deity is NOT an appeal to authority.
It's literally an appeal to the very highest authority.
What I meant, and you would know this, if you had an intellect, is that it does not fit the category of the logical fallacy. Of course it is an appeal to a legitimate authority. No one disputes that.
Given that only about 16% of the human race is atheistic, and generally the stupider 16%, I think we can ignore their opinions safely.
This is another appeal to authority - that of the masses. It's otherwise known as argumentum ad populum.
One could make that argument. But again, given that atheists tend to make up the stupider part of society, I think we are safe in appealing to society's more intelligent element.