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Although they have more money then any other group, and they have enjoyed privileged positions around the world, in spite of their incompetence, Jews are the most mentally damaged group of any group in the entire world.
Their genetic disposition finds more than 60% of world's Jews suffer from the following psychological conditions;
-Bi-Polar disorder -Maniac Depression -Schizophrenia -Impotency -Insomnia -Psychopathic behavior -Blurring of fantasy from reality
posted MK - Here is why he was trying to get to Israel.
By Lee Hockstader Washington Post Foreign Service Wednesday, November 18, 1998; Page B03
The father of Samuel Sheinbein, the teenager charged with murder in the slaying, dismemberment and burning of another Montgomery County youth last year, says his son should not escape justice even though he fled the United States.
But he portrayed his son, now 18 and in Israeli custody, as a young man in a fragile emotional state who might try to commit suicide if he is extradited to Maryland to stand trial.
"I do not want him to get out of all this without taking responsibility for what he did," said Sol Sheinbein, 54, a Maryland lawyer who is charged with obstructing an investigation by helping his son flee to Israel last year when police were seeking him.
The elder Sheinbein, who spoke in Hebrew to Israeli television Monday, did not contest the allegation that his son is responsible for the slaying of Alfredo Enrique Tello Jr., 19, in Wheaton in September 1997. The younger Sheinbein's attorney took a similar tack Sunday before the Israeli Supreme Court, which was hearing arguments on whether Samuel Sheinbein can be extradited.
"I never took an interest in this issue," the circumstances of the murder, Sol Sheinbein said. "I don't know if it was self-defense. I don't know anything about what happened."
Samuel Sheinbein's attorney, former Israeli justice minister David Libai, said in the Sunday hearing that he will mount an insanity defense rather than contest the facts of the case if Sheinbein is tried for murder in Israel.
Both the United States and Israel are seeking Samuel Sheinbein's extradition to Maryland, but he has asserted a claim to Israeli citizenship through his father and is using the claim to fight his transfer to U.S. authorities. Sol Sheinbein, who was born in British-ruled Palestine on what is now Israeli territory, left the country when he was a boy but has an Israeli passport.
Israel does not extradite its citizens.
Under Maryland law, prosecutors cannot seek the death penalty for Sheinbein because Tello's death occurred while Sheinbein was a minor.
If convicted in Maryland of first-degree murder, Sheinbein could face a maximum prison term of life without parole. If convicted in Israel, he could face a maximum of life in prison. But after 25 years, life sentences in Israel are routinely commuted to time served, officials said.
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