Satmar Rebbe R' Zalman Leib Panders to Vicious antisemite Mamzarani who called Netanyahu a "War Criminal"

 On May 11, 2021, Zohran Mamdani participated in a virulently antisemitic 2-hour anti-Israel demonstration in NYC. Besides Mamdani, the rally featured some of the most notorious anti-Israel activists in the United States. Mamdani himself called for the effective destruction of the State of Israel contrary to the false impression of moderation that Mamdani has tried to cultivate

Mamzarani who called the leader of millions of Jews a "War Criminal" and called for the destruction of the State of Israel, the home of the majority of the Jewish People , has just had his "tuchis' licked by a Chassidishe leader of thousands, who condemned people criticizing this vicious antisemite whose recent rhetoric has directly caused the stabbing of Jews on the streets of New York (this according to the NYT, a publication not known to be a friend of the Jews) 

All this on the Yurzeit of the founder of Satmar Chassidus, Rav Yoel Teitelbaum! 

Know that the only other Jews pandering to this rasha, are NK, progressive and Reform Jewish Rabbis (women rabbis)! 

Why is he doing this? All because of the "Benjamins!"  Make no mistake, Satmar is on the same page of Neturei Karta who have also condemned Jews criticizing Mamzarani!

People say well the "Satmar Rebbe condemned the NK and threw them out. 

That is a half truth and a whole lie! It is true that the Rebbe said that he didn't like their tactics, but he never threw them out, never threw them out of Satmar moisdois and allowed intermarriage. Their entire philosophy is based on the Vayoel Moshe!  It was only after the Rebbe passed away that they started their own mosidois. 

This rebbe has never said one word about Oct 7, never said a word when Mamzarani called Netanyahu a "War Criminal" never said a word when the world found out that the Mamzar called for the destruction of the only Jewish home, and in fact had him endorsed as mayor by his ASS"kanim!

Shame on him and his followers! 

In Nach Melachim 1 (20:32) we see a Jewish King call a Goyishe King "my brother" and see what happened to him:

יָּבֹ֙אוּ֙ אֶל־מֶ֣לֶךְ יִשְׂרָאֵ֔ל וַיֹּ֣אמְר֔וּ עַבְדְּךָ֧ בֶן־הֲדַ֛ד אָמַ֖ר תְּחִי־נָ֣א נַפְשִׁ֑י וַיֹּ֛אמֶר הַעוֹדֶ֥נּוּ חַ֖י? אָחִ֥י הֽוּא

ובערת הרע מקרבך

The Satmar Rebbe, Harav Zalman Leib Teitelbaum shlita, strongly condemned the campaign of attacks against Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Sunday during his drashah marking the yahrtzeit of the Divrei Yoel zt"l.

Addressing one of the largest annual gatherings of the Satmar kehillah, the Rebbe warned that the rhetoric being directed against the mayor by heimishe Yidden violates the Torah's warnings of how Jews should relate with the government, and invoked the concept of hisgarus b'umos —  provoking the nations of the world — which Chazal warn against as a sakanah for Klal Yisroel.

"Recently, we have witnessed a terrible hisgarus b'umos by heimishe Yidden — through the incitement against the Mayor of New York City," the Rebbe declared.

Invoking the words of the Novi Yirmiyahu instructing Klal Yisroel to seek the peace of the city of their golus and to daven on its behalf, the Rebbe stressed that a frum Yid must conduct himself according to the Torah's derech for life in golus.

"We must remember that we are in golus," he said. "A frum Yid must follow the Torah's path and accept the gezeirah of golus."

The Divrei Yoel discussed the concept of Hisgarus b'umos frequently in his seforim Vayoel Moshe and Al Hageulah v'al Hatemurah, noting it as one of the key reasons why he opposed the establishment of the State of Israel.

Rav Zalman Leib specifically condemned efforts to brand the mayor an antisemite, calling it a true hisgarus b'umos.

"As though the hisgarus b'umos taking place in Eretz Yisroel were not enough, they are now bringing it here to the United States as well," he said.

The Rebbe concluded by urging Yiddishe homes to guard against publications and messages influenced by Zionist ideology.

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Har Nof "Shabbos Ganiv" Kisses Mezuza on the way to his robbery!

 

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Arab Countries that pursued peace with Israel, secretly were preparing for war! Cleared for publication!

 

Officials from one country in the Middle East advised another regional state to pursue an agreement with Israel in order to "lull it to sleep" while preparing for war, according to a Monday report.

First reported by KAN News and cleared for publication by the IDF military censor, the report noted that officials from said country told their counterparts during talks in recent months that they should demonstrate tactical flexibility toward Israel and work toward reaching an agreement.

The proposal, however, was not intended as a path toward lasting reconciliation. Instead, the officials advised the other country to use the period created by an agreement to prepare for a future war against Israel, according to the sources cited in the report.

The officials reportedly suggested reaching an agreement with Israel with the intention of later violating it, while simultaneously preparing for a larger military confrontation.

The identities of either of the two countries involved have not been identified.

"Anyone who thought we could entrust the security of our sons to agreements and guarantees from those around us received a painful slap in the face this morning,” National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said in response to the report.

“Behind all these agreements rooted in the failed conception lie lies and deception. These are agreements whose purpose is to lull us to sleep ahead of the next blow."

Israel has concluded its latest round of peace talks with Lebanon in Rome, where the two countries have worked on a shortlist of countries that could send troops to verify the disarmament of Hezbollah.

The talks center around the implementation of the June deal that links Israel's progressive withdrawal of troops from Lebanon to the disarmament of ​the terrorist organization.

Additionally, Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa recently told Al Jazeera that Syria and Israel are working to reach a security agreement with the aid of several countries, adding that he hoped for an agreement that could serve as a gateway to comprehensive peace without undermining Syria’s claim to the Golan Heights.

Those concerns carry particular weight following the intelligence failures surrounding the October 7, 2023, Hamas massacre. Internal Hamas documents published in June detailed a deliberate effort by the terrorist organization to convince Israel that it sought stability while secretly preparing for a surprise attack.

The documents described a multidimensional deception strategy designed to foster Israeli complacency. Hamas sought to project restraint and an interest in economic and diplomatic arrangements, including by remaining on the sidelines during some previous rounds of fighting between Israel and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

Additionally, the report did not address whether the country that allegedly received the proposal accepted the advice or acted on it. It also does not establish that any agreement currently under discussion with Israel is part of such a strategy.

I'm not Joey!

 Angel showed up every day with the same dedication, kindness, and work ethic, refusing to let her circumstances define her.

What she didn’t know was that the “new employee” she was training was actually the CEO, who was quietly watching how she treated people and approached her work.

He saw her character and rewarded it with a promotion, a $14,000 salary increase, and a $250,000 check to help her start a new chapter.

Your circumstances don’t define your character. How you show up does.

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"They Are Our Brothers"..... The Ruling That Changed History for Ethiopian Jews-Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

 

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Charedim must become full partners in Am Yisrael’s national mission

 

by Moti Leitner

For the past year, I have travelled across Israel listening to members of the Charedi community. I met avreichim, working fathers, mothers carrying the financial burden of large families, educators, business owners and young people searching for a place within the community they love.

I heard deep devotion to Torah, but also growing anxiety. Families are struggling financially. Young people who do not fit within the existing educational framework are being lost. Dropout rates in parts of our community are alarmingly high. Parents fear that their children will reach adulthood without the education, qualifications or practical skills needed to build stable lives.

These conversations convinced me that the present situation cannot continue. They also convinced me that the natural partners in creating a new path are Israel’s observant right-wing public.

Trump carries a Zohar around with him all the time

 

In an exclusive interview published Friday on Channel 12 News, Marla Maples, Donald Trump’s second ex-wife, revealed intimate details about the president’s spiritual practices, disclosing that Trump carries mystical Jewish texts with him at all times.

“He carries with him the Book of Pinchas, the Book of Zohar, in Aramaic. He puts it over his heart, inside, for protection and healing,” Maples told interviewer Yonatan Reguer.

“He has a very big heart; he wouldn’t be in his position if not for the desire to help others.”

The revelation provides a rare window into Trump’s personal spiritual life, which has not been widely discussed publicly.

The Zohar is the foundational text of Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism, and Pinchas is the specific portion of the Torah addressed in mystical tradition.

Maples’ comments come from substantial personal experience with Jewish mysticism and Israeli spirituality.

She has studied Kabbalah for many years and maintains observant Jewish practices including keeping Shabbat, eating kosher, and reciting the Shema Yisrael daily.

Maples has visited Israel multiple times, including trips to Safed (the center of Kabbalistic study) and to the graves of righteous people.

She keeps a deep spiritual connection to Israel and Jewish tradition, a practice rooted in her Christian Baptist upbringing but expanded through her exploration of mysticism.

In the interview, Maples also recounted how her spiritual practice has sustained her through life’s challenges.

She described how prayer protected her during an armed robbery attempt in Nigeria, an incident she credits to her spiritual connection and faith practices.

The interview covers substantial ground beyond Trump’s spiritual life.

Maples discusses her relationship with her daughter Tiffany Trump, as well as her ties to Melania and Ivanka Trump.

The discussion addresses the highly publicized affair that led to her marriage to Trump (1993-1999) and the subsequent divorce.

Maples also revealed details about her relationship with her grandson and her ongoing connection to the Trump family despite the decades since her divorce from the former president.

The interview includes discussion of a new wellness initiative Maples is launching in partnership with an Israeli partner.

The project appears to blend her interests in spiritual practice, health, and wellness with Israeli innovation and expertise.

Maples has long been public about her spiritual practices. A Baptist raised in Georgia, she has synthesized her Christian faith with Jewish mysticism, creating a unique spiritual identity.

She hosts a podcast called “Awakening with Marla,” which explores spirituality, alternative medicine, and personal empowerment.

Her commitment to Jewish practice and Israel has been consistent for decades.

In 2004, she appeared at an international Kabbalah conference in Tel Aviv, demonstrating the depth and public nature of her spiritual involvement.

Watch Palestinian encourage their children to harass Israeli Troops

 

Singer Avishai Levi killed by his own car in Yerushalyim

 

Avishai Levi z”l, a Haredi singer around 30 years old, was killed today in a heartbreaking accident on Adoniyahu HaCohen Street in Jerusalem.⁣

According to initial reports, Levi exited his vehicle when it began rolling and he was tragically crushed between the car and a pole. The driver apparently believed the car was secured, but it may not have been fully placed in park.⁣

Reports suggest the vehicle’s safety system, which is designed to prevent this by shutting off when the driver unbuckles, may have been bypassed. Some drivers avoid the automatic shutdown by keeping the seat belt fastened, which can prevent the safety feature from activating.⁣

May his memory be a blessing. 🕯️ Our prayers are with his family and loved ones.

Iran's Chief Rabbi Yehuda Gerami Visits Satmar Rebbe's Grave on his Yurzet!

 

Iran's Chief Rabbi Yehuda Gerami visited on Thursday the gravesite of Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum, founder of the Satmar Hasidic movement, ahead of the 47th anniversary of his passing on Sunday.

This in Dearborn Mich USA

 

Watch NK get Palestinian Kippas and Celebrate with Sonei Yisrael

 

Zera Shimshon Parshat Re´eh

 

Schumer Endorses Vicious Antisemite Adbul El-Sayed

 

Endorsing Adbul El-Sayed today is a clear all-time low point for @SenSchumer.

Schumer will go down as one of the most traiterous Jews in world history.

He'll also soon be primaried out of politics by El-Sayed's friends.

Schumer is truly evil.https://t.co/MIPSpqzyZ5

— Prof. Jeffrey Lax (@CUNY_Prof) August 5, 2026

With Friends like the Gerer Rebbe & Yoeli Landau who needs Enemies??

 כן יאבדו כל אויביך השם

חשיפה: האדמו"ר מגור נגד מדינת ישראל. תיעוד בלעדי שכמותו לא נראה מתוך ביתו של האדמו"ר - במפגש שלו עם המיליארדר האנטי ציוני מסאטמר, יואלי לנדא, נחשפת התוכנית למלחמה במדינת ישראל בהאג ובקונגרס: "האם מותר למסור את היהודים לגויים?" - הצצה להקצנה החרדית הדרמטית מתוך החדר הסגור. צפו: pic.twitter.com/9qvw4rZFAE

— יואלי ברים yoeli brim (@yoeli_brim) August 6, 2026

 

 Ger Rebbe Rabbi Yaakov Aryeh Alter met this week with New York Satmar businessman Yoeli Landau to discuss creating a multimillion-dollar legal fund to challenge Israel’s enforcement of its military draft law, including filing complaints against the country with international bodies, according to an investigation broadcast by Israel’s Channel 13 News.

The report said Landau, a wealthy member of the anti-Zionist Satmar movement in the United States, proposed financing a legal organization that would represent ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students facing arrest over enlistment orders and pursue complaints before the International Criminal Court in The Hague and other international forums.

According to recordings aired by Channel 13, participants argued that Israel’s enforcement of the draft law discriminates against the ultra-Orthodox community and compared police handling of anti-draft demonstrations with other protests. During the meeting, one participant asked whether, after exhausting legal options in Israel, it was permissible to seek help from foreign authorities. Alter replied that the matter “should be asked of the rabbis.”

Channel 13 said the meeting highlighted growing cooperation between Ger, Israel’s largest Hasidic dynasty and a leading force within the ultra-Orthodox political party United Torah Judaism, and members of the anti-Zionist Satmar movement over opposition to the government’s military conscription policies.

The report drew criticism from opposition lawmakers, who accused the participants of seeking to take Israel’s internal disputes to international institutions. Neither Ger, nor Landau immediately responded publicly to the report.

A Man after my own Heart! Chardeie Starts a New Party in Israel .." answers will not come from the existing Charedi parties"

 

Op-Ed By Moti Leitner

Around a year ago, the Charedi community suddenly seemed to become the subject of every front page, television debate and political confrontation in Israel. Questions about Torah study, military service, education, employment and the relationship between Charedim and the state were no longer being discussed quietly. They had become the center of a national storm.

Much of the public discussion was hostile, simplistic and disconnected from the reality of Charedi life. Yet as I watched our established Charedi political representatives respond, I became increasingly troubled. Their answer to every attack was another accusation. Their answer to every difficult question was another slogan. There was anger, blame and endless talk about what could not be done, but almost no serious discussion about what could be done.

So I decided to listen. I traveled across the country and met Charedim from different communities, backgrounds and stages of life. I spoke with avreichim and working fathers, mothers struggling to support large families, educators, business owners, young people trying to find their place and those who had already begun to feel that there was no place for them at all. I listened to people from Chassidish, Litvish and Sephardi communities, including those who remain deeply connected to the existing institutions and those who increasingly feel pushed to their margins.

The details differed, but the message was remarkably consistent: people were not happy. They did not feel represented. They did not believe their voices were being heard. Many felt trapped between two political camps, neither of which truly understood them. On one side were those who spoke about the Charedi community as a problem to be solved, often proposing measures from outside without understanding our values, responsibilities or way of life. On the other side were the parties that had claimed to represent us for four decades, but had become more effective at preserving their political power than addressing the mounting difficulties within our homes and communities.

The people I met did not want to abandon Torah life; they wanted to protect it. They did not want outsiders to dictate their future, but they also understood that refusing to confront reality was placing that future in danger. They asked difficult but necessary questions. How can a father support his family with dignity without feeling that he must choose between earning a living and belonging to his community? What future is being offered to a young man who is not suited to full-time Torah study? Why are educational options so limited for those who need a different path? How can military or national service be made appropriate for those who are able and willing to serve without requiring them to sacrifice their religious identity? How can genuine Torah learners receive the respect and support they deserve while other members of the community are given the tools to build independent lives?

These questions are not attacks on the world of Torah. Ignoring them is what threatens the world of Torah. That listening campaign led to the establishment of HaTzibbur HaCharedi – The Charedi Public Party, a new political home for Charedim who believe that protecting Torah requires responsible leadership, honesty and practical solutions.

We stand for strengthening genuine Torah study, expanding educational and professional opportunities, enabling dignified employment, developing appropriate frameworks for military or meaningful national service, and helping Charedi families become more economically self-reliant.

None of this means weakening our identity or allowing others to determine who we should become. It means ensuring that every member of our community has a place, a future and the ability to contribute according to his or her circumstances and abilities.

The answers will not come from opposition politicians who seek to impose their worldview and plans upon us. They do not possess the trust, understanding or cultural sensitivity required to produce lasting change.

However, after many decades of political representation without meaningful progress on the central challenges facing our community, we must also acknowledge that the answers will not come from the existing Charedi parties. If they were going to provide those answers, they would have done so by now.

The answers must come from within the Charedi community itself. Those without connections, without access to the portals of power. They must be developed by people who love Torah, understand Charedi life and recognize both the pain within our community and our responsibilities to the wider Jewish people. At the same time, they must be advanced through cooperation with other parts of Israeli society.

We cannot secure our future through hermetic isolation, nor can Israel build its future through coercion. A strong Charedi community and a strong Am Yisrael are not competing goals. They depend upon one another. Israel needs a Charedi community that is confident, economically secure and able to contribute its values and talents to the country. The Charedi community needs an Israel that respects Torah, protects religious life and treats Charedim as partners rather than as a burden or an enemy.

We have spent too many years shouting past one another. The result has been greater poverty, deeper alienation, growing resentment and diminishing trust. We now have a small window in which to choose another path. HaTzibbur HaCharedi – The Charedi Public Party was created because our community deserves more than excuses, and Am Yisrael deserves more than endless confrontation. We can protect the world of Torah, restore dignity and opportunity to thousands of families, and build a healthier relationship with the rest of Israel. But first, the Charedi public must finally be heard.

The writer is Chairman of HaTzibbur HaCharedi – The Charedi Public Party, a new political home for Charedim who believe that protecting the world of Torah requires responsible leadership and practical solutions to the challenges facing our community. We stand for genuine Torah study, increased educational options, dignified employment, appropriate military or national service, economic self-reliance and a stronger partnership between the Charedi community and all of Am Yisrael.

Ben Gvir crushes coalition rivals in new poll

 

A new poll published on Channel 14's "Sheva" program indicates broad support among coalition voters for the government's current ministers to remain in office.

According to the survey, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir received the highest level of support among all ministers included in the poll.

The results show that 72.5% of coalition voters said they would like to see Ben Gvir continue in his position.

The rest of the rankings were Transportation Minister Miri Regev with 54.9% support, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar with 54.8%, Education Minister Yoav Kisch with 45.9%, and Justice Minister Yariv Levin with 45.1%.

When the Judge recognizes the defendant from school

 

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Ireland Removed Israeli Navigation Tech From Its Government Jet, Now It Struggles to Land in Fog

This story is too funny to be true!

 Ireland’s new €53 million government jet was ordered without FalconEye, an Israeli-developed vision system that helps pilots identify runways, obstacles and airport lighting through fog, darkness and other low-visibility conditions.

The technology, developed by Dassault with Israel’s Elbit Systems and normally standard on the Falcon 6X, can permit approaches in weather that would otherwise force an aircraft to divert. Irish officials reportedly excluded it because installing the system would have required a written procurement agreement with Elbit.

Ireland’s Department of Defence insists the aircraft faces “no current limits” on its operational capability. Aviation sources say the jet remains safe and operational, but pilots now have fewer landing options in severe fog and may need clearer conditions or an alternate airport.

The decision is especially striking because other new Irish military aircraft still contain Israeli technology, including Elbit-linked helicopter avionics and Israeli-made radar, where officials determined the systems could not practically be excluded.