Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Rav Uri Sofer of Beit Shemesh Tells Parents NOT to Vaccinate and to buy His Own Medicines..Children Dead after Taking those Meds!
The seller of counterfeit medicines from Beit Shemesh was exposed on TV
Ariella Sternbach revealed on Channel 13 that Rabbi Uri Sofer encouraged parents not to vaccinate their children against measles, and offered his own "medicines", and in some cases the children died.
The "medicines" are being sold by the rabbi's son, a resident of Beit Shemesh, who was exposed on the reporter's hidden camera.
The article also interviewed the chairman of the Ezrat Achim Avraemi Kap and the municipality's health commissioner Yona Kaufman, who presented the city's vaccination efforts.
At the same time, media person and city resident Icha Dzlowski was interviewed by Channel 12 about measles in the city.
Jewish World Mourns Rabbi Dov Fischer
The Jewish world suffered a grievous loss with the passing on Monday after a long bout with illness of Rabbi Prof. Dov Fischer, beloved husband and father, Rav of the Young Israel of Orange County (Irvine, CA), attorney and law professor, author, and frequent much-read columnist for Israel National News as well as contributing editor at the American Spectator.
Rav Dov was an individual of great passion, courageous, intrepid, outspoken, keenly intelligent, and with a sublime gift of expression, sometimes profound and serious, sometimes subtly sarcastic and sometimes simply funny.
He was a graduate of Columbia University, a musmach of Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, and earned his law degree at UCLA. For a time, he practiced high stakes litigation with two prominent law firms. He taught Torah in several venues - as a Rav in Jersey City and a Rebbe at Rogosin Yeshiva High School in his youth, and then in California, with a plethora of his shiurim on YouTube.
As a Rav, he was noted for his pastoral sensitivity, his kindness, his enthusiastic commitment to kiruv, and his desire to bring love and observance of Torah to every Jew. A multi-dimensional personality whose days were filled with service to the Jewish people, he at one time also served as National Director of the JDL, as the head of Likud USA, as Vice-President of the Zionist Organization of America, and on the Executive Committee of the Rabbinical Council of America.
Shoah survivor Ruth Posner dies with husband at Swiss suicide clinic >> They were not sick!
Actor and Holocaust survivor Ruth Posner and her husband have died by suicide in a Swiss clinic because they "did not want to live without each other" 75 years of marriage.
Neither Posner, 96, nor her husband, Michael, 97, had medical certification stating they had less than six months to live, it is understood, and they were unable to undergo euthanasia at the well-known Dignitas clinic in Zurich. Instead, they went to another facility, Pegasos, near Basel.
The couple, from Belsize Park in London, who were said by a friend to be "frail" but mentally well, wrote an email to their loved ones and scheduled it to be sent after their deaths.
It read: “Dear family and friends,
“So sorry not to have mentioned it but when you receive this email we will have ‘shuffled off this mortal coil’.
“The decision was mutual and without any outside pressure. We had lived a long life and together for almost 75 years. There came a point when failing senses, of sight and hearing and lack of energy was not living but existing that no care would improve.
“We had an interesting and varied life and except for the sorrow of losing Jeremy, our son. We enjoyed our time together, we tried not to regret the past, live in the present and not to expect too much from the future.
“Much love, Ruth and Mike.”
Israeli Brides Face Abuse in UK Orthodox Marriages
An investigation by the British-based Jewish Chronicle reveals that dozens of charedi Israeli women are being brought to Britain and married off to abusive men. The women come from poorer families affected by illness, disabilities or family stigmas which prevent them from finding a shidduch in Israel. They are then brought to Britain and married off to men from wealthy families who are known to have a background of abuse, violence or even mental illness.
According to reporter Jane Prinsley, matchmakers often present the marriages as generous opportunities for the Israeli brides, a chance for them to wed into comfort and stability abroad. Many believe that their husbands will come back to Israel with them and do not realize that they intend to stay in Britain permanently. Not knowing any English and cut off from their family’s support, they are then subjected to physical and emotional abuse.
In the past six months, six such cases have come to light, but insiders believe the true number could be far higher. One expert helping domestic abuse survivors in the community said she has supported 12 women in similar circumstances in the last year.
In written testimony shared with the JC with the women’s permission, three Israeli survivors of abuse at the hands of their strictly Orthodox British husbands share their stories. The women described being deprived of their passports, not having a phone to contact others and basically being trapped in violently abusive relationships with no way of escaping their suffering.
When one of the survivors finally mustered the courage to show other women her bruises, they rejected her pleas for help and told her to put her arms away, claiming it was not “tznius” to show her body. This caused the survivor to lose her faith in the community’s way of life.
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