The Department of Justice will likely present new indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James to a grand jury as early as this week in the Eastern District of Virginia, sources tell CNN.
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
R' Zalman Sorotzkin Wants Mercy for Someone Who Drove Under the influence
A Heartfelt בקשה from Rav Zalman Sorotzkin- בית מדרש לוצק
Please daven for a Yid like me and you who made a horrible mistake by driving under the influence and needs רחמי שמים.
His sentencing is today. He's facing 5-10 years in state prison R"L
*מרדכי בן שרה רינה*
מי שמרחם על אכזרים לסוף נעשה אכזר על רחמנים
Just in the past two years many innocents were killed by drivers under the influence yet this Sorotzkin is fighting that this guy not face jail!
How insane is this??
Civil War in Viznitz as they beat the crap out of a Viznitz Chusid that made the Mistake of Attending a Wedding of the other Viznitz
All this is happening in the holy city of Bnei-Brak!
The New Viznitz and Gerer Song!
Dec 2, 1947: The day the Damn British gave the ok for Arabs to kill Jews
On the anniversary of the December 2, 1947 Arab pogroms in Israel and throughout the Middle East, a long-ago question calls out to be asked:
Did the British purposely order their police and soldiers to stand aside on December 2 as the Arabs killed Jews in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and throughout the Middle East?A few days earlier, on November 29, the newly formed United Nations had voted to partition Israel into two states.
Unable to sway the UN with their threats that they would not give up one inch of land to the Jews, the Arabs instead did what has come naturally to them since the founding of Islam in 610. They rioted, looted, stabbed, raped, destroyed homes and shops, set fires and, with the greatest of enthusiasm, killed Jews.
Eventually the Arabs killed 184 Jews in Israel following the UN vote. Also, Aleppo, Syria saw 75 dead Jews, Aden in South Yemen reported 82 Jewish dead, Damascus saw 13 Jews killed, including eight children, and over 100 Jews were killed in Libya in December-January.
Researching the riot in Jerusalem 20 years later, which included interviewing Jewish and Arab witnesses, here is how Larry Collins and Dominique LaPierre described the killings of December 2 in their book O Jerusalem!
“The crowds began to assemble in the shuk at dawn December 2…..The city's Arab merchants shuttered their shops and whitewashed their store fronts with a crescent or a cross to shield them from the fury of the mob…….The Arab crowd, it's volatile emotions fired by the rumors deliberately spread on such occasions - this morning's claimed that two Arab women had been raped by the Jews at Jaffa gate - quickly escaped control. Picking up supporters as they rolled along, a stream of workers, drifters, peasants in black and white checkered kefias, excited adolescents, curious shopkeepers in business suits, howling women, flowed toward the Jewish areas like a rush of water bursting from a dyke.
“Watching them push up Prince Mary Avenue (today’s Shlom Tsiyon HaMalka Street), Zvi Sinai, a Haganah observer, thought that at any moment the British would step forward and bar their progress….Now, to his stupefication, the British stared at the advancing demonstrators as indifferently is if they were a few drunken undergraduates celebrating the Oxford-Cambridge boat race at Piccadilly Circus.
“Sensing the police's indifference, the mob swung into a sprawling marketplace full of Jewish shops, clubbing its terrified Jewish shopkeepers, smashing windows and ripping doors from their hinges, the rioters plunged into its stores tearing goods from the shelves by the armful.
Antisemites are receiving massive funding, we are losing this war
Malcolm Hoenlein, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations in the United States, expressed deep concern at the Israel Hayom Conference in New York over the demographic shift working against the Jewish people and the American Jewish community.
Hoenlein, 81, whose involvement in American politics began in the 1950s when he joined the presidential campaign of Adlai Stevenson, has witnessed many incidents of antisemitism throughout his life and in recent years warned that what happened in Europe could also happen in the United States. “Unfortunately,” he said, “this prophecy has come true.”
“For the past twenty years I have been warning about the phenomenon,” Hoenlein said, “but even today people do not want to confront reality. The problem is that we do not have a systematic and comprehensive approach toward the community. We have more than two hundred organizations that were founded in the past two years to fight antisemitism and that have received massive funding, but to be honest we are winning a few battles but losing the war. There is no joint financial effort, and the time has come for the community and its leaders to work together. We saw in the New York elections what is truly at stake. There are more Muslims than Italians, Poles and others in New York and their numbers will continue to grow.”
Hoenlein was asked whether reports that roughly 30 percent of Jews voted for Zohran Mamdani were accurate, and he replied, “They did not vote for him. No one actually measures the Jewish community. They use separate cells for measurement, but it does not matter even if it is 20 percent. We must understand what motivated those people to vote for him. He spoke about the cost of living. He excited them. We are not exciting young people, and it is not only a revolt against Israel, Israel is just a symbol. It is a revolt against their families. We are not growing, and we are not building the future. We are the ones who carry this message we always have and now is the time to focus on the future.”
When asked whether this war can be won, Hoenlein replied, “Ten years ago I said, ‘Don’t run, prepare,’ because you can argue with politics and policy but not with demography. The same thing is happening here…we must create a new generation, better educated and more connected to Israel, but we must do it differently.”
'Shoot anyone who starts a fire'
The Knesset Interior Affairs Committee convened on Wednesday morning to discuss the burning of waste in the Arab territories in Judea and Samaria.
Knesset members presented the implications of the phenomenon on the health of the residents and the environment.
MK Tzvi Succot (Religious Zionists) warned of the severity of the situation, saying: "During the Meron disaster, 45 people were killed; here, thousands of people are being killed. People here are dying from the fires, there are stillbirths, and people are lying in the hospital. It is shameful. As a member of the coalition, I'm embarrassed to say this, unfortunately, the IDF is not involved.
He added, "This is terrorism that injures and kills thousands of people. We may have to form a commission of inquiry. We have to send the Air Force and tell them to shoot anyone who starts a fire."
Committee Chairman MK Yitzhak Kroizer and Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman second the aggressive classification of the issue, and said: "It is true that it's terrorism. Anyone who starts a fire must be shot. Terrorism must be treated as terrorism."
Other MKs referred to the wave of arson as a "security threat" and called for decisive action by the security forces, including the use of the Air Force and stopping the perpetrators in real-time.
Slabodka Dinner Disrupted by Landaus/Peleg Fringe Vile Attacks on Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch
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Note: The Boro-Park Scoop and YeshivaWorld are lying when they wrote that this was Neturei Karta! Neturei Karta are not goires any of the Litvishe Leaders, these are Pro-Landau supporters that want Rav Hirsch to quit Degel, because he is not extreme enough!
Do not be fooled by these false reports! They are hiding the fact that there is now an open rift between the supporters of Rav Landay and Rab Hirsch! There are Zero Pashkivilim Against Rav Landau, even though they are supposedly on the same political party Degel.
Notice the hate they have for each other! זו תורה וזו שכרה
Pro-Landau/Peleg activists staged a protest Tuesday night at 51st Street and 14th Avenue in Boro Park, hurling vulgar slogans at HaRav Moshe Hillel Hirsch shlit”a as guests arrived for the Slabodka Yeshiva dinner.
The Pro_landau chayos spewed rhetoric so crude and dishonorable that even longtime observers of Peleg antics described the display targeting one of the generation’s leading gedolei Torah as “a new low.”
Inside the hall, Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch — unfazed, unshaken, and wholly above the chaos outside — entered to thunderous singing from a packed crowd. The ovation underscored the deep reverence held for the Slabodka Rosh Yeshiva, a towering gadol whose gadlus b’Torah and decades of hadracha have earned him global reverence.
The protest has drawn strong communal condemnation, with many leaders reiterating that Peleg represents no recognized Torah authority and operates entirely outside normative Jewish life.
To summarize: Harav Moshe Hillel Hirsch shlit”a brought with him Torah and Yiras Shamayim.Peleg brought with them bizayon and chillul hashem.
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Trump invites Netanyahu to the White House, What will he do now to Pressure Israel???
By Vered Weiss, World Israel News
US President Donald Trump invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to travel to Washington “in the near future” during a phone conversation Monday night, according to the Prime Minister’s Office.
The call followed a series of statements from Trump urging Israel to avoid any steps that could unsettle Syria’s new leadership while regional tensions remain volatile.
Trump publicly praised what he described as recent progress inside Syria, writing on Truth Social that “the United States is very satisfied with the results displayed, through hard work and determination, in the country of Syria.”
He said Washington had done “everything within our power to make sure the Government of Syria continues to do what was intended,” adding that lifting what he called “very strong and biting sanctions” had contributed to these developments. Trump said that this move “was truly appreciated by Syria, its leadership, and its people!”
Chiloni principals of High School Join Satmar to Prohibit Student to Put on Tefillin
The Satmar Rebbe, as recorded in the sefer Yirei Hashem, ruled that it is halachically forbidden to put on Tefillin for Chilonim — a direct criticism of the Chabad initiative.
Yes, I know it sounds unbelievable, but in Satmar, this kind of ruling is par for the course.
Take this case: a young student, whose brother was badly injured in Gaza, wanted to put on Tefillin in his brother’s merit. He even recruited other boys to join him. Yet the school’s menhalim, apparently mindful of the Satmar “fatwa,” refused to allow it.
And here’s the irony: I can already hear people saying, “See, the Chilonim are against Tefillin.” But they conveniently ignore the fact that Satmar itself has officially taken that stance too.
Monday, December 1, 2025
Civil War Between Backers of Rav Dov Landau and Rav Hirsch
This whole “we are all Leshem Shamayim” line is pure malarkey. Nobody buys it — not even their own followers.
For months, a quiet war was brewing between the supporters of Rav Landau and those of Rav Hirsch. Now the conflict has burst into the open. What we’re seeing is a full‑blown power struggle among the so‑called “gedoilim,” and at this stage Rav Hirsch appears to be pulling ahead.
Grab the popcorn — the show has just begun.
Associates of Rabbi Dov Lando, one of the leaders of Degel Hatorah, are trying to replace all Degel Hatorah MKs in the next Knesset, with politicians who are obedient to the rabbi - and this, in light of the fact that most of the MKs in the party currently obey Rabbi Hirsch, the de facto leader of the Lithuanian public.
A senior member of the national Degel Hatorah tells City News:
"The attempted putsch in question will not succeed, given the trend of hardening of Rabbi Lando's associates, who see with their eyes wide open how the party is slipping through their fingers in favor of Rav Hirsch
מקורביו של הרב דוב לנדו, ממנהיגי דגל התורה, מנסים לקדם מהלך של החלפת כל ח"כי דגל התורה בכנסת הבאה, עם פוליטיקאים הממושמעים לרב - וזאת, לאור העובדה שרוב הח"כים במפלגה כיום ממושמעים דווקא למרן הרב הירש, המנהיג בפועל של הציבור הליטאי.
בכיר ב'דגל התורה' הארצית אומר ל'חדשות העיר': "ניסיון הפוטש המדובר ככה"נ לא יצליח, נוכח מגמת ההיחשלות של מקורבי הרב לנדו, שרואים בעיניים כלות איך המפלגה נשמטת להם מבין האצבעות לטובת הרב הירש".
Is this the Redemption?
Is this the country we have been waiting for? Absolutely! It’s not yet total light, but it has a lot of light.
by Harav Shlomo Aviner Shlitah
It seems that many people have forgotten the very first teaching of the Jerusalem Talmud:
“One time, Rabbi Chiya the Great and Rabbi Shimon ben Chalafta were strolling through the Arbel Valley as morning approached, and they saw the breaking of dawn. Rabbi Chiya said to Rabbi Shimon, ‘Such is Israel’s Redemption. At first it is gradual, but the further it moves along, the faster it is.” (Jerusalem Talmud, at the beginning of Berachot).
Countless times I have passed through that area, during the seven years I lived on Kibbutz Lavi in the Lower Galilee, and now, as well, since my daughter lives there in Kfar Zeitim, near the Sea of Galilee.
Were Rabbi Chiya to see all of this, he would burst with pleasure and pride at how gloriously Eretz Yisrael is being rebuilt and how plentifully it is bearing its fruits. Indeed, this is one of the points that distinguish the intelligent from the less intelligent:
the understanding that there are phenomena that do not occur all at once but involve a prolonged, painful, gradual process.
To what may this be compared? To sunrise. The sun doesn’t suddenly appear out of total darkness. Rather, first comes dawn, the brightening of the east, sunrise, and at noon the sun appears in all its might. It is the same with the start of Redemption. Light and darkness intermingle. There are clouds - ups and downs, crises and setbacks, difficulties and complications.
And why is that?
Would it be too hard for G-d to bring Redemption all at once, instantaneously?
Certainly not, but such is G-d’s will, that we should be partners in Redemption, and such is the nature of people, that they are not angels but just people with weaknesses, mistakes and oversights.
Therefore, if we see problems along the way, we mustn’t despair. We mustn’t think we have erred in our direction. All the questions only prove that our country does not constitute the complete Redemption but only its first flowerings. Or, more precisely, we are already at an advanced stage of our Redemption process.
One might say: “I can agree to the Redemption’s proceeding gradually, but not to its regressing and to our losing what we have already gained.” If so, however, my response is that G-d does not need your consent.
Moreover, you’ve forgotten that the Jerusalem Talmud brings as a first example of gradual Redemption, the Purim miracle, which began with Mordechai’s exposing the plot against King Achashverosh.
Yet one can ask: Wasn’t that success followed by a decree to exterminate all the Jews, men, women and children?
The commentary on Sefer Charedim provides an answer to this:
The “gradualness” referred to relates to the increase in light, yet it is also possible that within this process there will be times of great darkness.
You’ve also forgotten that when Moshe came to redeem Israel, at first the situation deteriorated and Pharaoh hardened his decrees, as Ramban explains at the end of Shemot.
The rule is this: the Redemption is not a sudden burst of light like the moon at midday, but light and darkness in coexistence. We rejoice over that light on Israel Independence Day, and we weep over that darkness on Tisha B’Av, and struggle to rectify it.
Therefore, in the Pesach Haggadah, we seek a “day that is neither day nor night.” We certainly long for a situation of total day, but we know that there is an intermediate situation of neither day nor night, and even for that we cannot possibly offer enough thanks, in comparison to the previous situation that was total darkness.
The source is the Prophets, from Zechariah 14:7:
“There shall be one day which shall be known as Hashem’s, not day, and not night, but it shall come to pass that at evening time there shall be light.” It shall not be entirely like the future Redemption, nor as difficult as the exile (Rashi, Radak).
Don’t worry. We are not stuck half-way through. “Shall I bring her there but not assist in the birth? Shall I begin to assist her but stop? - the word of G-d” (Isaiah 66:9). Rashi explains: “Shall I bring the woman to the birthing stone but not open her womb to remove her fetus? Shall I start something without being able to finish?”
HaRav Avraham Yitzhak Kook z"l writes, “In the end of days, a silent movement has arisen [the Zionist Movement] full of strengths and desires, full of contradictions and contrasts, full of light and darkness, and seeking to reach the shore of Jewish Salvation. It represents a small light from the light of the Messiah (Orot, Yisrael U-Techiyato 20).
Rabbi Kook terms it a small light, yet compared to the darkness of the Exile, it is an enormous light indeed!
Is this the country we have been waiting for?
Absolutely! It’s not yet total light, but it has a lot of light, and in spite of all of the difficulties and struggles we face, the light is getting brighter.
Excerpted from the new book, “Torat Eretz Yisrael Anthology,” available in Israel at bookstores and via link: https://www.chavabooks.co.il/product/torat-eretz-yisrael-anthology/#tab-description. Or via Amazon Books divided into 2 page volumes: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G324RXNH. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G3M4747T
Lapid sparks uproar: Strip voting rights from Charedie draft dodgers - but not Arabs
Opposition leader MK Yair Lapid sparked a political storm on Sunday evening with remarks about a bill his party intends to submit, under which voting rights would be revoked from those who do not enlist in the IDF, while the law would not apply to the Arab public.
Lapid said, “I don’t know who invented this phrase that the right to vote is sacred. It is not sacred. In a democratic state, there are rights and obligations, and one depends on the other - they cannot be separated.”
He added that his law would target those found fit for service but who choose not to report: “For example, the Arab public in Israel is not summoned to enlist, so it does not apply to them. Or people with mental or physical conditions who cannot enlist - it does not apply to them either. It applies only to those who received a draft order, are healthy, and can report to the induction center but choose not to. They are offenders.”
Lapid added that he also intends to submit a separate bill to revoke voting rights from prisoners: “I also intend to submit, alongside this, a law stating that prisoners will not be able to vote in Israel, as well as those who fail to report to the induction center.”
In response, the Shas party sharply attacked the Yesh Atid chairman, stating: “Yair Lapid, who hastened to clarify that he did not intend to revoke voting rights from Arabs but only from haredim, revealed his true face and the depth of his hatred toward Jews who observe Torah and mitzvot. According to Lapid, Jews who love the land, study Torah, and pray daily for the safety of IDF soldiers are worth less than Arabs, some of whom support Palestinian terror. Shameful and disgraceful.”
MK Meir Porush (United Torah Judaism) also responded harshly to Lapid’s remarks, saying: “Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Chikli, you need not look abroad for battles against antisemites - Yair Lapid is right here in the Israeli parliament, with ideas that even antisemites abroad would not dare voice today. Will Lapid and Liberman’s next law be a ban on haredim driving on Israeli roads paved with state funds?”
Trump threatening sanctions on Israeli Judges over Netanyahu pardon
A senior Likud minister claimed that President Donald Trump may impose sanctions on Israeli judicial officials if they refuse to grant a pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his ongoing criminal trial.
Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman made the explosive statement during an interview with i24 News on Sunday, suggesting that Trump could take unprecedented measures to ensure Netanyahu’s trial concludes without a conviction or plea deal.
“President Trump said [Netanyahu should be pardoned] in a very clear way, I think, and he expressed his opinion,” Silman said, referencing Trump’s seemingly off-the-cuff remark to President Isaac Herzog during his October address to the Knesset.
“And I think now, President Herzog needs to rise to the occasion and make a decision for the good of the security of Israel. And if President Herzog doesn’t know how to act for the benefit of Israel and for the nation, for brotherhood and unity, I think that, yes, President Trump may take additional steps and will be forced to intervene,” she continued.
Silman added that potential consequences imposed by Trump, should a pardon not be granted, “may include sanctions and other things on senior officials in the judicial system.”
On Sunday, Netanyahu’s attorneys sent a formal letter to Herzog requesting that he grant the prime minister a pardon. Notably, the request did not include any admission of guilt — which some legal experts say is required for a pardon to be granted, though the matter remains disputed.
In a video statement released the same day, Netanyahu told the public he had submitted the request for the good of the country, while reiterating that he is the victim of unfair prosecution by a weaponized justice system.
Herzog’s office acknowledged receipt of the letter and said it is currently reviewing the request.
Pope Leo XIV who represents the religion that murdered millions of Jews Doubles Down on a 2-State Solution
Pope Leo XIV the representative of a bunch of murderers and rapists, doubled down Sunday insistence on a two-state solution to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, saying in his first airborne news conference that it was the “only solution” that could guarantee justice for both sides.
No one pointed out to this moron that the word "Palestine" doesn't even appear once in the entire New Testament and that his own God lived and died in Israel.
Leo made the comments as he flew from Istanbul to Beirut for the second and final leg of his maiden voyage as pope. Though Leo has been fielding journalists’ questions at informal gatherings at his country house, the brief encounter marked his first news conference as pope and followed the tradition of his predecessors of using his trips to engage with the media. But it was limited to two questions from Turkish journalists.
The American pope was asked by a Turkish journalist about his private talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and whether they discussed the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.
Leo confirmed they had, and said that Turkey had an “important role to play” in both conflicts, noting that Erdogan’s government had already helped facilitate low-level negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to end the war.
Sunday, November 30, 2025
Satmar Rebbe finally saw what we all See that Bochrim "Roam the Streets of Yerushlayim and do nothing"
The Satmar Rebbe, Rabbi Aron Teitelbaum, shared his impressions from his recent visit to Israel during an address on Saturday night and expressed concern for the spiritual condition of American yeshiva students studying in Israel
According to a report by Behadrei Haredim, the Rebbe described the young men he saw while staying in Jerusalem.
"When I was in Jerusalem, I would travel, sometimes I would travel at 9 in the morning, sometimes at 10 or 11, or later. I saw them with or without hats, with wet sidelocks. Walking around, not knowing what to do." The Rebbe added: "I saw the lawlessness of the American boys who walk around in Jerusalem, they aren't ascending (spiritually), they are descending."
The Rebbe concluded by addressing the parents in the audience: "I want to tell the people here whose boys may be in the Land of Israel, but they are roaming the streets in the Land of Israel."
Netanyahu submits request to Pres. Herzog for pardon
A short while ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu submitted a request for a pardon to President Isaac Herzog.
The request was submitted to the Legal Department of the Office of the President by the Prime Minister’s lawyer, Amit Hadad.
In his request, Netanyahu wrote: "In recent years, tensions and disputes have increased between parts of the people and between the various state authorities. I am aware that the proceedings in my case have become a focus of fierce debates and bear broad public and ethical responsibility, out of an understanding of the implications of all the events as a result, and despite my personal interest in conducting the trial and proving my innocence until I am fully acquitted, I believe that the public interest dictates otherwise."
"Out of a public responsibility as Prime Minister to try to bring about reconciliation between the parts of the people, I have no doubt that the end of the trial will help to reduce the intensity of the flames in the debate that has arisen around it," Netanyahu added.
In accordance with the guidelines and procedures, the request is currently being transferred to the Pardons Department in the Ministry of Justice which will gather the opinions of all the relevant authorities in the Ministry of Justice. Following this, their opinions will be transferred to the Legal Advisor in the Office of the President and her team to formulate an additional opinion for the President.
The Office of the President stated that Herzog "is aware that this is an extraordinary request which carries with it significant implications. After receiving all of the relevant opinions, the President will responsibly and sincerely consider the request."
The request consists of two documents: a detailed letter signed by the Prime Minister’s lawyer, and a letter signed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Given the importance of this extraordinary request and its implications, the documents are being released for publication.
Earlier this month, President Herzog received a signed official letter from US President Donald Trump, in which Trump called on Herzog to consider granting a pardon to Prime Minister Netanyahu.
"While I absolutely respect the independence of the Israeli Justice System, and its requirements, I believe that this 'case' against Bibi, who has fought alongside me for a long time, including against the very tough adversary of Israel, Iran, is a political, unjustified prosecution," Trump wrote.
Elizabeth Tsurkov who survived captivity in Iraq Continues to spew Hate on the State of Israel
A fierce argument broke out over the past day on X (formerly Twitter) between Elizabeth Tsurkov, who survived captivity in Iraq, and Israeli political pundit Amit Segal, after the former published a post criticizing Channel 12's coverage of the elimination of two suspicious individuals in the southern Gaza Strip.
Channel 12 reported the incident, writing: "The Air Force this morning eliminated two suspects in the southern Gaza Strip who crossed the yellow line, conducted suspicious activities on the ground, and approached troops." At the same time, Arab sources reported that the two individuals who were killed were children, aged 10 and 12.
Tsurkov, who was taken hostage by the Kta'ib Hezbollah terror group in Baghdad in March 2023 and released in September 2025, shared a translation of the wording of the report and wrote: "How Israeli Ch 12 reported on the killing of 10 and 12-year-old boys in Khan Younis today. Ch 12 is the most watched channel in Israel and represents the mainstream."
Amit Segal criticized Tsurkov: "What an extraordinary country Israel is, that it makes an effort to redeem from captivity even its greatest slanderers - captivity that has nothing to do with it and did not happen through any fault of its own. Even scum like Tsurkov don't deserve to rot in terrorist captivity."
Tsurkov responded: "If you consider an English translation of a Channel 12 headline as 'slandering' the country, maybe it's worth changing the coverage so it fits journalistic standards. And the State of Israel indeed worked for my release, and I thank those involved that they didn't listen to your public calls while I was still in captivity, not to."
Segal did not stand by and replied, "You are an obsessive person, and you hate our country. Instead of sitting silently and introspecting on the high price your stupid adventures cost the country over the years, you still dare to spit into the well with a handful of English tweets."
Tsurkov clarified: "I don't hate the country. I criticize its policies in many areas and express my appreciation for those in others. If you want to live under a rule where it's forbidden to express criticism, move to Gaza."
Segal gave his closing argument: "You don't hate the country, you're just in a years-long 'Tourette's episode' of slandering the country using the cheapest means of enemy propaganda, including the systematic belittling of October 7th, and the systematic magnification of the results of IDF activity. I will not go to Gaza because, unlike you, I do not tend to place responsibility for my actions on the state. But you are welcome to do so."
Child of Family that went OTD 7 Years Ago Wanted a Bar Mitzvah
That child Yehuda went to a Mamlachti Yeshivah since kindergarten, and yet he dreamed of having a Bar-Mitzvah! The family agreed! We don't give up any anyone!
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