gambling on israel

[RABBI RABINOWITZ]

i feel i am in good company as there are other religious leaders appearing on this board who feel esentially the way that i do. gambling is not a sin.

we heard the men of the cloth speak and now i as a rabbi would like to support these notions.

i am not much into the sporting aspects of gambling as i prefer to journey off to vegas 3 or 4 times a year and play at the casinos. i do not have an account with an internat casino either. my question to the folks here is that a friend told me a place called casino on the net is run out of israel. could this be? or is it simply the folks who run the casino are israeli born.

i am interested in knowing and any assistance would be of great help. thank you for your time and i have followed this great forum for nearly a year now and always appreaciate the excellent knowledgable posters who participate here.

[MISTY]

I can state with a great deal of accuracy that there is very little in Israel that is worthy of comment in this forum.

[This message has been edited by MISTY (edited 04-17-2000).]

[reno]

Rabbi, if you decide to get more involved in sportsbetting, you might want to bet the plays of the Kosher Boys in baseball.

[RABBI RABINOWITZ]

reno i have followed you and your stories for oh so very long and must say i find them oh so enjoyable. like you though i think i would much rather be wallowing in the
(fore)plays of young kosher girls.

[JohnnyDeMarco]

Obviously there is no Friday action in Israel.

Rev. John DeMarco
(just kidding)

[Fred]

Wrong religion Johnny.

You mean Saturday I think -- Now go and memorise all of Leviticus!

[Bette Midler]

JD...

Get your plays in before sundown Friday and everything's cool. Perhaps you could offer a pre-Shabbos tape for your "early bird" specials.