“I don’t speak because I have the power to speak; I speak because I don’t have the power to remain silent.” Rav Kook z"l
Saturday, March 21, 2026
In Saudia Arabia a Muslim is Trying to do "Kibbud Av" by trying to kill him
Shocking video out of Saudi Arabia: A man was caught on camera trying to choke his sick father INSIDE the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina—one of Islam’s holiest sites.
His twisted reasoning? He thought killing him there would ‘do him a favor’ and send him straight to heaven, guaranteeing paradise. Saudi security swooped in, saved the elderly man, and arrested the son on the spot.Robert Mueller, former FBI director, Russia special counsel, dead at 81
Former FBI Director and special counsel Robert Mueller has died at the age of 81, his family announced Saturday.
“With deep sadness, we are sharing the news that Bob passed away last night. His family asks that their privacy be respected,” Mueller’s family said in a statement shared to social media.
The cause of death is not immediately known, though Mueller had been suffering from Parkinson’s disease.
Mueller famously conducted a probe into the 2016 presidential election which concluded in 2019 that Russia had interfered with the election with the intent of benefitting President Donald Trump, this has now been proven to be totally false.
USPS mailman who violently shoved Jewish boy in Monsey to face new charge, police said
The Rockland County postal worker arrested for violently shoving a 4-year-old Jewish boy was expected to face new charges, police said — as outrage grows over the decision to shield the suspect’s name from the public.
The unidentified mail carrier, 39, was to be slapped with an additional charge of attempted assault in the second degree Saturday, according to the Ramapo Police Department.
The expected new charge comes one day after the United States Postal worker was hit with misdemeanor endangering the welfare of a child and attempted assault in the third degree for the heartless, caught on video attack.
Home surveillance footage showed the young Orthodox Jewish boy approaching a community mailbox which was being filled by the postal worker, who had his back turned.
When the boy got close to the mailbox, the carrier jumped around and launched at him — delivering a two-handed push that sent the boy falling to the ground and knocked off his yarmulke, video first reported by The Monsey Scoop showed.
The boy jumped up, collected his religious garment, and hurried back to a group of friends nearby.
The 4-year-old was not physically hurt and police have not yet deemed the incident a hate crime.
The mail carrier, a resident of Stony Point, was arrested Thursday and released on his own recognizance and processed in Ramapo Town Justice Court.
The Ramapo Police Department said it “very rarely” identify suspects in news releases, and declined to provide the name of the postal worker.
New Yorkers took to social media to express their outrage that the authorities have not announced the identity of the mail carrier who is due back in court at an unspecified date.
“Why are you hiding his name,” Facebook user JP Gale said in a Facebook comment Friday. “You’re going out of your way to protect the identity of a man who assaulted a child, and I think we can all guess why.”
“We need this man’s name. He is a danger,” Frienda Bill demanded in another comment on the platform.
“Where is this person’s name and the news conference? He assaulted a child,” Melissa Alpegiani Fogarty asked in a Facebook comment.
The United States Post Office declined comment Saturday when asked if the mail carrier was still on the job and would not comment on the video of the shove.
The Ramapo Town Justice Court did not respond to request for comment.
The "palestinian" Shumer Says $200 Billion Funding Request for Iran War ‘Will Never Happen’
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, better known as The Palestinian, says that a potential $200 billion price tag for the Iran war “will never happen” if it is sent to Congress and it is a “preposterous and dangerous risk.”
Schumer said in a Senate floor speech Friday that “even a fraction of $200 billion is unacceptable for a war without a plan, without an endgame, and without the support of the American people.” He called on President Donald Trump to end the war.
The Pentagon has sent a $200 billion request to the White House, but the White House has not yet sent an official request to Congress. Once there is an official request, Republicans would need some Democratic support to pass it in the Senate.
“So much could be done with that money instead of a war that Donald Trump has chosen to wage without even a vote in Congress,” Schumer said.
Friday, March 20, 2026
Insane Charedie Protester Brings his baby and Stroller then blames the cops for knocking the crap out of him
This guy needs to be drafted ASAP and his child put in foster care!
Footage circulating online from a protest in Jerusalem on Thursday showed clashes between police and demonstrators during a demonstration against light rail construction, with some images appearing to show force used near a stroller with a baby inside.
Police said hundreds of protesters disrupted public order, blocked work and damaged infrastructure, and that some demonstrators attempted to attack workers at the site. Officers said they responded after repeated calls for the crowd to disperse, using crowd-control measures including stun grenades.
Three police officers were injured during the clashes, including one who was bitten, according to police.
Following the footage, Jerusalem District police said officers involved in the incident were removed from the scene and would be investigated, and that operational suspensions could follow pending review.
The incident drew strong reactions online as officials continued to assess the circumstances surrounding the confrontation.
Even with Years of War, Trauma, and Daily Fear, Israel Still Ranks Among the World’s Happiest Nations
Even as sirens wail, missiles fall, and families across the country rush into bomb shelters, Israel has once again ranked among the happiest nations on earth.
According to the latest World Happiness Report, Israel placed 8th globally, maintaining its position from last year and continuing a remarkable upward trajectory over recent years. But behind the headline lies a far more complex and deeply human story, one of an unbreakable national spirit.
“Israel’s ranking has consistently gone up since 2021,” said Anat Fanti, a happiness policy researcher at Bar-Ilan University. “It doesn’t surprise me because Israelis have a sense of meaning and purpose, which contributes to their overall satisfaction with life.”
That sense of purpose is being tested daily.
The report was released as Israelis across the country were hunkering down in bomb shelters, with schools closed, flights severely limited, and daily life disrupted by relentless missile and rocket attacks from Iran and Hezbollah since the war erupted on February 28. In such a reality, the idea of “happiness” may seem almost disconnected, but the data suggest there is something else going on.
Fanti explained that the ranking does not measure daily emotions, but rather a broader perspective on life itself. “The ranking represents the overall evaluation people have about their life, which paints a larger picture, rather than their emotions, whether negative or positive, which come and go each day,” she said.
Israelis under the age of 25 ranked as the happiest demographic within the country, and third in the entire world! This stands in extreme contrast to other Western nations, where youth happiness has sharply declined. In the United States, for example, young people rank around 60th globally.
“Young Israeli’s are much more grounded compared to their age group in other countries,” Fanti said. “They go to military service while their peer group goes to college, thinking about where they will get booze under 21. They make decisions between 18 and 21 that are far beyond their years.”
She added that Israel’s social life plays a critical role: “The level of social support and genuine friendships in Israel are part of Israeli society.”
Israel’s rise in the rankings has been steady. From 12th place in 2021, the country broke into the top 10 the following year, reached as high as 4th in 2023, and has remained among the global leaders ever since , even after the trauma of October 7 and the wars that followed.
The report is based on six key factors: economic stability, life expectancy, social support, charitable giving, freedom to make life decisions, and perceptions of corruption.
“What’s not measured directly includes family ties, community, faith, a sense of belonging, and strong social bonds,” she explained.
She pointed to a uniquely Israeli phenomenon to prove this: “In their latest book, ‘The Genius of Israel,’ Saul Singer and Dan Senor said Israelis have a Thanksgiving dinner every Friday night and show their gratitude. It is one aspect of Israeli culture that helps Israelis remain well above the global average.”
While Israelis continue to rate their overall life satisfaction highly, with Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics reporting a striking 91.1% satisfaction rate among adults, emotional distress has also surged dramatically.
Feelings of depression rose from 25.5% in 2023 to 33.9% in 2024. Stress levels climbed from 58.2% to 67.9%. And data on worry, sadness, and anger also got worse, jumping from 119th place globally before October 7 to 39th.
“Israel’s result in this year’s World Happiness Report does not erase the psychological cost of the war,” Fanti explained. “On the contrary, it highlights the gap between the resilience of Israeli society and the difficult emotional reality of daily life.”
The report itself is based on a three-year average spanning 2023 through 2025, meaning the full impact of the current war may not yet be fully reflected. What it does show, however, is that even under extraordinary strain, Israeli society remains deeply happy, content, and full of purpose.
“We cannot take for granted the population’s resilience in the face of such difficult years,” Fanti said. “The 2026 report shows that Israeli society is still very strong. It is crucial to strengthen social and mental health services, and reinforce the sources of cohesion that enable Israeli society to endure even under difficult conditions.”
Children of Iran's regime leaders are educating America's students at colleges from New York to Los Angeles
Children of Iran's regime leaders are educating America's students at colleges from New York to Los Angeles https://trib.al/f9YO44l
Erdogan of Turkey suddenly woke up in the morning and discovered he is not quite as big as he thought
In Ankara, a man suddenly woke up in the morning and discovered he is not quite as big as he thought. The year 2025 in the Middle East revolved around the question of whether Turkey was gradually becoming a strategic partner of the United States like Israel. Trump invested in Erdogan the way he invested in Netanyahu, brought him into civilian activity in Gaza, half-rebuked the Israeli prime minister in front of the cameras (“Erdogan is my friend, Bibi understands that”), and even announced that he would sell him F-35s, just like Israel.
Well, other F-35s are now starring in the skies of the Middle East. Turkey’s ruler thought Trump consulted him every step of the way, and yet a respectable regional war organized itself without him being in the loop. The man who presides over what is considered the most intimidating army in the Middle East discovered—along with the whole world—the capabilities and power of the Israeli Air Force and intelligence services, and the depth of cooperation with the U.S. military. Erdogan saw, and was astonished.
“Erdogan saw, and was astonished.”
The Turks’ distress is immense. The best-case scenario for them was and remains a weak Iran that, on the one hand, continues to sell them gas dirt cheap; on the other hand, curbs Kurdish expansionist ambitions; and on the third hand, cannot serve as a rival for regional control or, God forbid, even cooperate with Israel.
As if all that were not enough, they are very worried about the renewed romance between the United States and the Kurds, whom they detest, to the point of fantasies about conquering parts of Iran (imagine Israel waking up one morning to discover that Trump is in direct talks with the Hamas leadership so that they can invade Egypt with American weapons). Fortunately for him, the Kurds are still suspicious of the United States since they were sold out—though recently, to the Syrian regime.
Now, as Erdogan follows the news about the situation, he also has to deal with higher energy prices while Turkey’s inflation rises and interest rates are murderous.
The Turkish solution, uncharacteristically, is to sing songs of peace. The Turkish dictator who convinced himself and his people that Israel was about to attack Ankara because of a biblical fantasy keeps overlooking Iranian launches into his territory, imagining they are rain. He is trying to initiate negotiations, so far in vain. This week, the United States asked to use its base in eastern Turkey for the war, a Trumpian way of testing who is with us and who is against us. Erdogan nearly swallowed his tongue.
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Wow!!! What a Story!!!
I was a Black woman. He was Jewish.
When we told his family we planned to marry, the door closed — literally. We were asked to leave their home that same night. Friends stepped back. Landlords suddenly had “no vacancies.”
Even the community center where we hoped to get help turned us away. We had no money and nowhere to go.
The only person who didn’t hesitate was a small-town rabbi who said, “Love doesn’t need approval.” He helped us find a room and work. It wasn’t easy, but it was enough. We married quietly. Built a life piece by piece. Raised three children who learned both traditions at one table.
Now we’re seventy-five. We have five grandchildren. People once tried to separate us. Instead, they taught us how to stay.
Iran now killing Palestinians living in Israel & Hezbollah launching 150 rockets daily, but many fall inside Lebanon*
Palestinian sources report that at least four women were killed in the town of Beit Awwa, near Hebron, following an Iranian missile strike.
They just fled”: Iranian Basij checkpoints in Tehran abandoned
Footage shared by an Iranian citizen shows reportedly abandoned Basij checkpoints in central Tehran, with claims that forces fled the area.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Israeli intelligence contacted Iranian commanders and warned them to step aside in the event of an uprising.
Tucker Carlson lied about being probed by CIA,
Senior White House officials pushed back on claims that the CIA is investigating far-right podcaster Tucker Carlson, denying that the agency is taking action against the former Fox News host.
On Sunday, Carlson released a five-minute video message alleging that the CIA has opened an investigation into his ties to Iran, claiming that the agency is working on a criminal referral to the Justice Department over alleged Foreign Agents Registration Act violations.
“The other day, I found out that the CIA is preparing some kind of criminal referral against me, a crime report to the Department of Justice on the basis of a supposed crime I committed,” Carlson said.
The 56-year-old pundit claimed the probe was ordered in response to his criticism of the State of Israel.
“There are some people who are mad at me for my views about Israel, and they have some latitude,” he said.
Last year, Carlson interviewed Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, sparking controversy after critics noted he failed to even mention Iran’s numerous human rights abuses, its nuclear program, or its plots to assassinate President Donald Trump.
By Sunday night, however, senior Trump administration officials denied Carlson’s allegation that the CIA had read his private messages, rejecting the podcaster’s claims of an investigation.
According to a report by Axios, multiple top administration officials said that there is no CIA investigation of Carlson and that the CIA is not referring a case against Carlson to the Department of Justice, the National Security Agency, or any other federal law enforcement, intelligence, or security body.
Carlson’s explosive claim fueled speculation online that President Donald Trump knowingly fed Carlson false information regarding his intentions vis-à-vis Iran during a February 11 White House meeting, knowing that Carlson would pass on Trump’s claims to Iran that the US was not planning strikes.
But the officials cited in the Axios report emphasized that Trump did not try to mislead Carlson during their White House meeting.
The two “politely disagreed,” the report said, with the president insisting that Iran posed a threat to the United States.





