The lying headline reads:
"Thousands of Observant Jews, "Bnei Torah" , headed by the Litvishe Ge'doilei Harabanim are expected to congregate at a Huge Knessia this coming Thursday in the Holy Land to support the Prohibition of taking part in the Tumedika Elections!"
I don't even know where to begin to take apart this huge unmitigated lie.
First of all, practically all "Litvishe Ge'doilei Harabanim" are not only for the voting process in Israel, but they call voting "an obligation" a "mitzvah."!
In addition, Litvishe Parties have candidates running in the elections.
Second of all, except for a few "Auerbach Peleg Crazies" which call themselves now "Bnei Torah," they will come out to vote in mass, they vote in bigger numbers percentage wise than the chilonim. Yesterday, R' Deutech who now heads the PelegCrazies under the banner "Bnei Torah" told his Talmidim that Natanyahu called him to make a deal with him in return for votes. I don't know this fellow, Deutsch" but he sure has a wild imagination. Why would Netanyahu call a leader of maybe a couple of hundred crazies, whose policy is not to vote period. Why would he make a deal with a bunch of mishagayim?
Finally, the sheer chutzpah of these Romanian peasants, to call elections in Israel "Tumedika" when both feuding Satmar Rebbe Brothers endorsed a Shiksa as Governor in NewYork, because of promises she made to Satmar Askanim in "yechidus" privately (Hmmmm?).
Hochul stands for "No-Bail" for violent criminals and she backs introducing LGBT studies in all private schools. Satmar's nemeses, Naftali Monster wants Hochul elected.
So again, I ask, which elections are "tumidik?"
The Bnei Torah faction actually have close to 15k voters and in this election it might be all that Netanyahu needs to have enough votes for the right block
ReplyDeleteAccording to articles about this on kikar hashabbat, they have ~30k voters. And obviously Netanyahu didn't personally reach out to R Deutsch but his people reached out to his people.
DeleteI don't understand why DIN questions this story which was reported in the Israeli media. Obviously you don't like R Deutsch and his followers but doesn't mean everything they say is a lie.
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ReplyDeleteBnei Torah according Arutz Sheva have 6,500 voters, but either way its irrelevant, they don't vote.
Probably 6500 families, just look at the pictures of their event (where a lot of them didn't participate ) and they would be the first to vote, if they get some power
DeleteSupporting any Democrat, with their support of insurrection, bigotry and abomination in exchange for patronage carries with it the stench of prostitution.A vote for Hochul is a vote against the Seven Noahide Laws.
ReplyDeleteGuess who came desperately running to Monsey today to meet with the arse'kunim?
ReplyDeleteThe Democrats are terrified over rumors that Satmar & Skver may jump to the GOP on every line down the ballot!
Hochul is here & so is Heastie the Beastie and the other Beast with the huge nose straight out of Noiach's klulla, Andrea-kop Stewart-Cousins.
When have these Tunkelach ever kissed Chassidishe feeselach previously?
You should probably be careful how you talk about Rav Asher Deuetsch. he is a Talmid Chochom and a tzadik. you don't have to agree with his shittos, but he is a very choshuve person, who is a huge baal achrayus and is oisek in gemilas chesed.
ReplyDeleteYea and I'm Santa Claus
DeleteVote NO for the NY Clean Air, Clean Water, Green Jobs & Environmental Bond Act of 2022.
ReplyDeleteIt is a socialist wealth redistribution scam to tax you to give another free lunch to Shvartzas.
Hochul is out of her mind. Cuomo invented it and she added another $1 billion to the proposal.
https://thelakewoodscoop.com/news/a-new-asifa-rabbi-dovid-abenson/
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ReplyDeleteWhat was reported in the Israeli Media was that the Asifa had 4,000 empty seats out of 10,000. During R' Auerbach's reign the Asifa would be full to capacity. It makes no difference that they have 30k voters, which by the way is a lie, because the whole purpose of this Asifa was to tell people NOT to vote. The same article that you quote from Kikar Hashabbat states that no one in the Netanyahu camp contacted R' Deutch, though he said multiple times that they did, and he claims that they called him.R' Deutch when questioned couldn't remember who contacted him.