“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
Friday, July 10, 2026
Police Pull Over Skverer Rebbe’s Motorcade, Issue 14 Traffic Tickets
The Skverer community is abuzz today after New York State Police allegedly stopped the Skverer Rebbe’s motorcade on Route 17 as he was returning home from the airport following a trip to Malibu, California.
According to sources withing the community, troopers pulled over the Rebbe’s entourage while it was traveling along Route 17 and issued a total of 14 traffic tickets to members of the motorcade.
The incident delayed the procession before it was allowed to continue toward New Square.
R' Moshe Wiener "Tuchis-Lekker in Chief" Bows to Mamzarani and wants the Jews that he hates to respect him!
Rabbi Moshe Wiener, executive director of the Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island, was planning a community gathering in response to a July 4 mass shooting in Coney Island, in which eight members of the same non-Jewish family were wounded, when he heard from City Hall.
Zohran Mamdani, mayor of New York City and a frequent critic of Israel whom many Jewish leaders have decried as an antisemite, wanted to attend.
“He’s still the mayor of the city of New York, and we have to show respect,” Wiener told JNS. “He wants to do the right thing for the city of New York, and whether we agree or disagree with his policies, the best that we can do as a social service agency is try to impress upon and educate him to the greatest extent possible of what works, what’s needed, what unmet needs there are.”
One of the Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island’s programs that aims to curb violence is Operation H.O.O.D. (Helping Our Own Develop).
“I hope that he’ll agree and support initiatives that will make a positive change in the lives of the residents of the city,” Wiener said of the mayor.
“It was really extraordinary that he stayed there for the full hour-and-a-half,” said the rabbi, who is part of the Chabad movement but doesn’t hold an official or leadership role. “He was very, very compassionate. It was very impressive the way that he interacted with them.”
Mamdani even “stayed the extra time” at the end of the event to “talk to them and comfort them and encourage them,” Wiener said, of the shooting victims’ family members.
Wiener used the community gathering to urge the mayor and lawmakers to invest in violence prevention, trauma recovery and vocational training.
“Law enforcement is indispensable,” he said in his public remarks at the gathering. “Violence interruption is indispensable. Families are indispensable. Schools are indispensable. Faith communities are indispensable. Each has a unique responsibility that no one else can fulfill.”
Wiener asked the city to revive plans for a long-delayed vocational training center in Coney Island. Stable employment is one of the strongest long-term prevention tools, he said.
“City-owned property at Surf Avenue and West 28th Street was designated” for the site more than 25 years ago, he said at the gathering. “Then circumstances changed.”
The rabbi cited frozen land-use approvals and canceled funding and called for funding to be renewed. “That dream should not remain unfinished,” he said at the event.
He also called for permanent funding for H.O.O.D’s trauma recovery center, which relies on annual New York City Council appropriations.
“May the tragic shootings that have brought us together today become more than moments of grief,” he told attendees.
Wiener told JNS that he entered social services work 45 years ago, after seeking a rabbinic position in education.
What began with one contract in an office that “was a large closet in the local Jewish Y” has grown into a citywide organization with nearly 400 employees providing services across New York City’s five boroughs, he said.
Israel Moves to Establish National Center Honoring Rabbi Nachman of Breslov
Israel’s Knesset gave preliminary approval Wednesday to legislation establishing a national center to preserve and promote the legacy of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, the influential 18th-century Hasidic leader.
The bill, sponsored by Likud lawmaker Eliyahu Revivo, passed its first reading by a vote of 19-0 and was referred to the Knesset Education, Culture and Sports Committee for further consideration.
Under the proposal, the center would be established as a statutory public corporation responsible for preserving Rabbi Nachman’s teachings and historical legacy. It would include a research institute, archive, scientific and educational committee, and a museum dedicated to his life and work.
The legislation also outlines the creation of a public governing council and provides for state funding of the center. Oversight would fall under Israel’s minister of culture and sports.
Supporters of the bill said Rabbi Nachman’s contributions to Jewish thought and spirituality warrant national recognition similar to memorial institutions established for Israeli prominent rabbis, including Rabbi Ovadia Yosef and Rabbi Haim Druckman.
Rabbi Nachman of Breslov (1772–1810), the founder of the Breslov Hasidic movement and great-grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Hasidic Judaism. His teachings continue to attract followers around the world, and tens of thousands of pilgrims travel annually to his burial site in Uman, Ukraine.
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Look what happened! Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old woman from New York who became involved in the pro-Palestinian movement
This is Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old woman from New York who became involved in the pro-Palestinian movement and decided to move to Ireland.
The Three Oaths
וּנְטַעְתִּ֖ים עַל־אַדְמָתָ֑ם וְלֹ֨א יִנָּתְשׁ֜וּ ע֗וֹד מֵעַ֤ל אַדְמָתָם֙ אֲשֶׁ֣ר נָתַ֣תִּי לָהֶ֔ם אָמַ֖ר יְהֹוָ֥ה אֱלֹהֶֽיךָ׃I will plant them upon their land and they will never again be uprooted from their land that I have given them said Hashem, your God"
Ger indoctrinates their girls that their Rebbe is a "Malach Elokim"
That's a homework assignment sheet, but this is not an ordinary sheet it has 4 key Ger beliefs!
1) The rebbe is the one who spiritual and gashmias to all of Klall Yisrael
2) The rebbe is a malach elokim that walks amongst us
3) The entire world exists because of tzaddikim and it is in the merit of our rebbe that we even exist
4)The rebbe is the light of our generation, he directs us and his eyes can see the distance (future)
Forgotten Chapters of Humanity
Israel Launches First Jewish-Led Restoration of Mearas Ha'Macpielah in 2,000 Years
Black Pastor has message to Satmar that endorsed Mamzarini
Just substitute the word "nigga' with "satmar"
R' Amnon Yitzchok Ordered to Pay 22,000 Shekels for publicly reading intimate letters of a lady
“The court ordered Rabbi Amnon Yitzchak to compensate a woman with 22,000 shekels after he humiliated her by publicly reading intimate letters.
Rabbi Yitzchak claimed in his defense that the entire argument began over the question of whether the world is flat or round.”
But "how it began" is not why he was fined, he was fined because he publicly shamed a married women to thousands of people!
Wednesday, July 8, 2026
Shocking Poll: Third of US Jews say Israel committed genocide in Gaza
After decades of reliable American bipartisan backing for Israel, a new poll reveals a dramatic erosion of support for the longtime US ally, with rising opposition from Democrats and signs of division among Republicans.
The survey by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research arrives at a moment when a once-consensus foreign policy issue is increasingly polarizing Americans along partisan and generational lines, driven by criticism for Israel’s conduct nearly three years after the outbreak of its latest war with Hamas in Gaza, which began after the terror group led a brutal massacre of southern communities on October 7, 2023.
About one-third of US adults — including roughly half of Democrats — believe that Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians during the war in Gaza.
Israel insists that it fights in accordance with international law, and has rejected allegations of genocide or other war crimes in its campaign against Hamas. It has noted evacuation warnings sent in advance of airstrikes; efforts, throughout most of the war, to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid; and Hamas’s systematic use of human shields.
About 2 in 10 Americans say Israel has not committed genocide, and the rest — about half — don’t know enough to say.
A similar share — 30 percent — of Jewish adults say Israel has committed genocide, although about half, 49%, say it has not.
Today Trump said that this about Iran 'They're scum' Tomorrow who knows?
President Trump said Wednesday that he believes his memorandum of understanding with Iran is dead after he ordered overnight airstrikes on 80 targets after Iranian forces attacked three commercial ships.
“I don’t like them at all. And frankly, I think we wasted a lot of time with them, I think we should just do our business,” Trump said in his first public remarks after ordering the airstrikes.
When asked by a reporter if the preliminary peace deal, which Trump signed June 17, was dead, Trump replied: “To me, i think it’s over. I don’t want to deal with them anymore. They’re scum.”
“They’re vicious, violent people… so far as I’m concerned, it’s over,” Trump said. “So far as I’m concerned, it’s just a waste of time dealing with them. They’re liars”
“They’re liars, they’re cheats, they’re sick people,” he added. “Frankly, I don’t want to waste my time with them. Now I’ll let our wonderful negotiators keep talking if they want, but I don’t see it.”
This story is developing.
Shocking!! US hands over the names of Iranian Asylum Seekers to Iran!
A lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges that the Trump administration's immigration agencies have been sharing confidential information about Iranian asylum seekers with the Iranian government, violating national immigration regulations and endangering countless Iranians, court filings argue.
The lawsuit depicts a coordinated campaign between the U.S. and Iranian governments to identify Iranians in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody and pressure them to return to Iran — a marked departure from decades of diplomatic hostility between the two governments and an ongoing war.
Many are now asking “What’s changed”. with Trump? Trump Himself Answers this!
The situation is simple…
Trump will do whatever he wants to do. He’s the President of the United States, and believes he answers to nobody but himself.
So be it.
When he started his second term, he was indeed the best US president in terms of his support for Israel.
Many are now asking “What’s changed”. The answer is simple, and Trump himself answers this question with almost every second thing he says now…
Supporting Israel is simply not financially beneficial when he could be earning himself and his family, not America or Americans, more money than he knows what to do with. Arabs come with near trillions. They will lavish him with giant Boeing 747’s, billions in cash, all the oil he wants, and a way to make billions more of the stock markets. Every single decision he makes whether good or bad has bets placed against them instantly, and people make a heck of a lot of money in hours. Then whatever happens next is irrelevant.
Israel for its part simply can’t compete. For years all the podcasters and propagandists have been crying out how Israel owns America and all the politicians and banks and media, and it was all an inversion of reality. Qatar and the other Arab states have pumped hundreds of billions into buying American universities and media and investment firms and crypto and… politicians. Not Israel. But Qatar. And Saudi. And Iran. And Turkey.
And now, 18 months on, President Trump is the best US president the hardline annihilationist Arab world has ever had.
It pays to be the bad guys. It doesn’t pay to be the good guys. And very often good doesn’t triumph over evil because evil doesn’t play by the rules and evil has more blood money to throw around.
It is what it is. Moaning about it is pointless. In just 9 months, Hamas, after committing October 7, have been saved. So too have Hezbollah (twice) and the Islamic regime after massacring 40000+ people are free to carry on as was.
Turkey who are equally as bad if not worse and more evil than the Islamic regime are courted and schmoozed, and every jihadist murderous state is praised as “a dear friend”.
Meanwhile, the only country in the entire world who actually stood by America and sacrificed its own soldiers to fight alongside them is mocked and threatened by the administration, the PM ridiculed and talked down to, and all this while the entire Arab world and NATO abandoned America.
But with literally everything that we’ve seen and been through over the past 3 years, with Oct 7 being followed by the world turning on Israel and standing with those who butchered and raped our people, and allowed the worst plague of antisemitic hatred to spread like a wildfire, why is anybody even surprised. Deniers still throw out “it’s a game. It’s 4D chess” and simply cannot accept what’s crystal clear in front of them.
With what’s happened and happening just over the past two months alone, Trump hasn’t stopped any war or prevented Iran from having a nuclear bomb.
He absolutely guaranteed that next war is coming and will be far worse than any before it. And the Islamists he’s courting will very likely have the bomb, if not already.
Again, none of this should be shock when you take a step back and just see what’s right in front of you. And unlike many, I get visibility of what isn’t in front of everybody too. So it’s doubly as unsurprising or shocking. It’s quite predictable, all the signs were there so early on that it is not a surprise.
Life sucks sometimes. We just need to carry on. What’s important is how Netanyahu for now, and whomever may possibly replace him in the future reacts and acts to it all. Now is when Israel needs to go it alone. No more dependency on allies who repeatedly show they will switch in a heartbeat. There is very little difference between Obama and Biden and Trump when it comes to the Middle East. We need to decide our own destiny. Nobody else will.
עם לבדד ישכון
אין לנו על מי להושען אלא על אבינו שבשמים
Netanya. Was Named for Natan Straus who dedicated his life to the Land of Israel
He co-owned Macy’s and could have kept every dollar. Instead, Nathan Straus gave two-thirds of his fortune to a country that didn't even exist yet.
An American New Yorker, Straus visited Jerusalem in 1904, canceled the rest of his Mediterranean tour, and dedicated his life to the Land of Israel.
He poured his wealth into:
Soup kitchens feeding hundreds daily in the Old City.
Health stations to fight malaria and trachoma.
A major Jerusalem health center with a cornerstone carved in English, Hebrew, and Arabic—built "for the benefit of all inhabitants."
In 1912, he was in Palestine with his brother Isidor. Nathan wanted to stay longer, but an impatient Isidor sailed home early on a ship called the Titanic. Isidor never made it back.
Devastated, Nathan spent the rest of his days giving, famously saying: “Give at death, it is lead. Give in sickness, it is silver. Give in health, it is gold.”
Today, a thriving coastal city of 250,000 people stands in Israel, built on the land he bet on decades before it was a state.
It’s called Netanya. Named for Natan.
Ezra Unger is in advanced negotiations to acquire Israeli airline Arkia,
Brooklyn real estate developer Ezra Unger is in advanced negotiations to acquire Israeli airline Arkia, according to Israeli news outlet Kikar Hashabbat.
The report said Unger, 36, of the Borough Park neighborhood, is seeking to purchase the airline, with people close to him saying he hopes to end the carrier's commercial flights on Shabbat.
Neither Unger nor Arkia has confirmed the reported talks. No purchase price, valuation or financing details have been disclosed, and it remains unclear whether the deal will move forward.
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Trump says he is selling F-35 Fighter Planes to Turkey because "they have been more loyal than other countries" Did he mean Israel?
Trump said the United States will make a decision on supplying F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, adding that the issue is "definitely something we'll consider."



