This didn't happen "bein-hazmanim" this happened during seder in Elul, weeks away from Yom Hadin
?רשע למה תכה רעך
Tuesday, August 25, 2026
Monday, August 24, 2026
Wreckage found of Altalena arms ship sunk in deadly 1948 power tussle
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| The Altalena ship burns after being shelled near Tel Aviv, June 22, 1948. (Hans Pinn/GPO) |
IDF says it had no part in search for Irgun ship sunk by army of nascent state; 16 Irgun members, 3 IDF troops died in incident that became right-wing symbol; chances of lifting still-intact vessel said slim
Divers have located the Altalena, a cargo ship bringing arms to the Irgun militia during the 1948 War of Independence that was hit on the orders of then-prime minister David Ben-Gurion and sunk off Israel’s coast, two far-right ministers announced Monday.
The ship, still intact, was located at 12:30 a.m. at a depth of 503 meters (1,650 feet), some 20 kilometers (12 miles) off Israel’s coast “during a complex maritime search operation,” National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu, of the Otzma Yehudit party, announced in a joint statement.
They credited “long months of meticulous planning and preparation” and “special sensors and advanced survey systems” for the find, saying more details were to be revealed at a press conference.
A military spokesperson told The Times of Israel that the IDF had no involvement in the operation to locate the vessel.
A letter to Mispacha Magazine in reference to their Lying 10 Page Yenuka Spread!
This is what a reader sent to mishpacha magazine:
Dear Editors,
I am an ordained rabbi. I do not have time to read magazines, but Mishpacha enters my home every week; my wife and children read it. I am writing about the "Communicated" feature on "the Yanuka," Rav Shlomo Yehuda Be'eri, in this week's issue.
I understand that a Communicated piece is paid content. But it runs under the Mishpacha masthead, in a magazine that families trust and children read. That trust obligates a factual floor even for paid features. This piece does not meet it, and in at least one respect it appears to be demonstrably false.
The name. The article has the subject stating that he was named Shlomo after his grandfather, and that his grandmother called him by it throughout his childhood.
Documentary records say otherwise. His sixth-grade graduation board from the Bialik state elementary school in Holon, from the year 2000, lists him by name and photograph as Shai Tzubary; I attach it.
His own mother and sister referred to him as "Shai" in public social media comments as recently as December 2019. A Channel 12 investigation published in 2025 likewise reported that he was born Shai Tzubary in Holon. If the central figure of the piece misstates his own name, the reader is entitled to ask what else in the piece is misstated
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The biography.
The article describes a childhood in Holon, attending school there while his father lived alone near Barcelona. Yet for years, the official biography circulated by his own organization told a different story: the entire family emigrating to Spain when he was three, a childhood in the Jewish quarter of Girona, and a return to Israel at age twelve. Both versions come from the same camp. They cannot both be true, and the attached school record contradicts the earlier one. A biography that is revised as inconvenient facts surface is not a mesorah. It is marketing.
The mofsim. The piece presents overnight disappearing growths, foreknowledge of October 7, and an apparition healing a broken foot, all anonymous, undated, and unverifiable, printed in a family magazine whose readers include impressionable children and teenagers. Klal Yisroel has paid dearly, from Shabbetai Tzvi onward, for movements built on unverified wonders around a charismatic figure. The gedolim who demanded verification in those episodes were vindicated by history, and they were not popular when they demanded it.
I therefore respectfully request:
1. That Mishpacha review how this piece was accepted for publication and verify the name and biographical claims against the documentary record.
2. That, if the claims cannot be verified, Mishpacha publish a clarification in a coming issue.
3. That Communicated content be labeled in plain language as paid advertising not verified by the editorial staff, prominently enough that a young reader understands the difference.
4. That Mishpacha adopt a standard for miracle claims in paid content. A magazine that would not print an unverified allegation against a Jew should not print an unverified wonder on behalf of one.
I write this out of concern for emunas chachamim, not against it. When wonder stories collapse, and unverifiable ones eventually do, it is the emunah of the young readers who believed them that pays the price.
I would appreciate a substantive reply.
B'kavod,
Rav …
Watch how he owns penthouses in Yerushlayim, Bat Yam etc!
Blima Marcus a frum nurse is expressing sympathy for Lindsay Clancy — the woman who planned and deliberately murdered her own children.”
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| Blima |
I have written many times about this self-righteous nurse, who doesn't believe that Jews have a right to live in Judea and Samaria (see side bar), but now she has hit a new low, showing sympathy to a baby killer, stating "No one was evil here."
This is a clear case of female empathy gone awry! To quote Miranda Devine (below) " she showed her children no mercy that day and this trial is for them."
Yes, Blima, there is a story behind Lindsay Clancy, but there is a story behind every single cold-blooded killer! Someone needs to take Blima's nursing license away from her ASAP, we don't need people that work in Hospitals to have sympathy for murderers!
The following is from her Facebook page:
I never follow sensationalist news or trials. Evil exists, murder happens, stranger-than-fiction crimes occur. I’m not interested in any of that.
But I am all sorts of broken while paying close attention to Lindsey Clancy’s trial.
I am watching evidence of a woman who knew she was desperately unwell go from hospital to physician to emergency room to suicide hotline get fragmented and inadequate care, which culminated in an almost-predictable outcome: psychotic break.
She will either spend her life in prison or in a state facility; she deserves neither.
The mistakes made here are numerous.
1. Her psychiatrist was a month out of residency, caring for a very complex case. She wrote 12 prescriptions for her within weeks. This is inappropriate care and should have been escalated to a senior physician.
2. There was no coordination of care between her providers, their referrals, or follow up. To me, that’s unethical. No one took responsibility for a woman in crisis.
3. Her family did not recognize the depth of the crisis. This is not their fault; this is hindsight. But it’s tragic.
4. No one was evil here. I would argue that some of her providers were negligent or didn’t practice as I would hope. Her psychiatrist’s career, in its infancy, is likely over. Her presentation on the stand did not help her; she was combative and defensive (understandable) but immature and unempathic. It’s sad for her to invest 15 years in a medical career for this to happen, but her lack of experience and hubris are partially responsible.
I keep coming back to Lindsey.
If this case causes providers to change how they interact with patients, go the extra mile, follow up on referrals, improve how suicide organizations operate - then we can prevent more crises.
If this puts the fear of god in every provider to document clearly, prescribe carefully, reach to senior providers for help, maybe this won’t happen again.
Below read Miranda Devine 👇👇👇
The bizarre fandom around Lindsay Clancy is the latest example of a moral rot infecting a small cohort of conspiracy-minded, self-engrossed women.
In a clear case of female empathy gone awry, they have transformed a Massachusetts nurse who strangled her three babies into the sole victim in this tragedy, while demonizing their poor father, Patrick.
The murdered children, Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and Callan, 8 months, barely get a mention in the outpouring of support for Lindsay, who has become a vehicle for the “TikTok Moms’ ” own fake victimhood.
Lindsay has pleaded not guilty to the 2023 murder of her children who she methodically strangled, one by one, with exercise bands after sending Patrick out to pick up dinner and medications. She does not dispute that she killed the children but claims she was “suffering from psychosis at the time.”
The prosecution contends she “acted intentionally, rationally, and swiftly to accomplish a very specific goal — to kill . . . She knew exactly what she was doing.”
The five-week trial has been televised to an increasingly obsessive audience of true crime nuts, assorted snoops and a disturbing number of women who have taken to filming themselves holding babies and whining about how hard it is to be a mom.
Some women even caption their TikTok videos “Same, Lindsay.”
It’s a twisted form of attention-seeking in the guise of empathy. These women are normalizing the horror of a mother killing her children, making it seem like a natural response to the everyday challenges of child-rearing, which far-less privileged women have managed to navigate since the dawn of time, like every other challenge in life.
‘We are all Lindsay’
Lindsay fans have raised almost $1 million in the name of her parents, and hundreds dressed in pink and rallied for her outside the court last week.
“We are all Lindsay” is their sick message.
One woman sobbed on camera that Lindsay can’t hug her children’s stuffed toys because her cruel husband supposedly threw them away. But what about the children who can’t hug their toys? The father who can’t hug his children?
It’s the same inversion behind the Luigi Mangione fangirls, the London mob who valorized Cambridge hoaxer Jason Arday and the demonization of Erika Kirk.
The Lindsay frenzy goes hand in hand with the left’s upending of the moral order, in which sympathy is reserved for murderers, rapists and illegal migrant child molesters while police must be defunded, ICE abolished and prisons closed.
The Clancy trial is simply a promotional vehicle for this new amorality.
There is a soap opera pathos to this real-life drama of a perfect family brutalized by unspeakable tragedy.
Each day, the people who loved the children best have been called to the witness box: the husband, the parents, the in-laws, the sister, the friends, the nanny — all with the same haunted look. You wonder at the public interest of televising their private grief.
Patrick’s father, Chris Clancy, described them as “the all-American family” and praised Lindsay as a “very, very good mother.”
True anguish
But unlike a soap opera, there are no easy villains in this case, apart from the one person who committed the crime, whose suffering is impossible to discount.
Lindsay, 36, presents as a sympathetic figure in court. She is in a wheelchair because a suicide attempt left her paralyzed from the waist down. She sits wan and mostly silent, quietly sobbing when the children are mentioned, her face half-hidden by her long, lustrous brown hair.
In a moment that encapsulates the heartbreak of this family cataclysm, she broke down one day during graphic autopsy testimony, whimpering “I can’t do this” as a medical examiner described the ligature marks around Cora’s neck and the broken blood vessels in her eyes and said it would have been a painful death for the little girl.
Only a heart of stone could fail to be moved by Lindsay’s anguish.
But she showed her children no mercy that day and this trial is for them. Prosecutor Shanan Buckingham makes that point to the jury by wearing bows in her hair every day in memory of Cora who loved big bows in her soft blonde hair.
All three children died the same painful way; Dawson first, then Cora and finally baby Callan, who was still alive when paramedics found him but died in the hospital.
After strangling her children, Lindsay left them in the basement while she went upstairs to her bedroom, slit her wrists and throat and threw herself out the second-story window onto the snow-covered lawn below where her husband found her when he returned from the errands she had sent him on.
You wonder how a woman could inflict such unimaginable cruelty on her husband, let alone her children.
First responders on the scene described primal howls of pain coming from the basement when Patrick found his babies after paramedics arrived to treat his wife.
Demonized dad
Evidence before the court is that the cuts to Lindsay’s wrist and neck were superficial, leading the prosecution to suggest that it was a fake suicide attempt, which the defense denies. She almost died.
Lindsay has said she heard a voice instructing her to kill the kids and her lawyers claim she was suffering from postpartum psychosis, a rare ailment that usually occurs immediately after childbirth, not eight months later.
Patrick, 38, is admirably stoic in his testimony but when asked to describe each of his children, he could barely get the words out. He and his parents have been remarkably sympathetic to Lindsay in their testimony, describing her as a devoted mother. He comes across as a patient, thoughtful husband who did everything humanly possible to help his wife with an illness he couldn’t fully fathom.
He has since remarried, which is deemed a capital offense by the Lindsay fans who interpret his stoicism as guilt.
Lisa Rinna, the pneumatic-lipped actress of “Real Housewives” fame, is typical of this halfwit crew, and took to social media last week to allege: “Patrick’s the one who did it . . . Not Lindsay. Patrick did it. Because [I] heard that women, typically, don’t strangle.”
It’s hard to understand why the grieving father is subject to such vitriol, other than the fact that he’s a man, which is a crime in itself to the perpetually angry TikTok brigades.
Closing arguments begin this week so we will soon see if the jury finds Lindsay mad or bad. Either way she will be locked away for a long time, whether in jail or a psychiatric facility.
That’s sad, but her children deserve more sympathy for the lives they never had a chance to live.
Cause of death revealed in horror case of Long Island teacher and mom of 4 who died after driving SUV into pool
The Long Island teacher and mom of four killed when her SUV plunged into a backyard pool appears to have suffered a medical episode before the fatal crash, sources close to the investigation told The Post on Sunday.
Allison Rahmani, 40, died Friday when she lost control of her vehicle and drove it into the swimming pool at her family’s Hewlett home.
Police said Rahmani was able to call 911 from the vehicle but could not be saved and died on the way to the hospital.
Sources said police believe she suffered some kind of medical emergency that led to the horrifying accident and do not suspect foul play, although the probe is ongoing.
Rahmani was lovingly remembered Sunday at a funeral service at Boulevard-Riverside Chapels in Hewlett – the same day she was scheduled to leave for a romantic Paris getaway with her husband, Matthew Rahmani, president of Irving Place Minyan Orthodox Synagogue in Woodmere.
Allison, who recently celebrated her 40th birthday, was math coordinator at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway.
At her funeral, her heartbroken husband paid tribute to her by reciting the “Eshet Chayil,” or “Woman of Valor,” a wedding prayer grooms traditionally recite to their brides at Jewish weddings.
“We are broken,” her mother, Rachelle Rohde, told mourners during a moving eulogy. “We will never be the same.”
Sunday, August 23, 2026
The Ice Rebbe!
עזרא לנדאו נולד בפריז בשנת 1976 למשפחה אקדמית בעלת זיקה לאמנות. הוא עלה לישראל בגיל בר מצווה (1988), גדל כחילוני/מסורתי, שירת בצבא, ורק בשלב מאוחר יותר בחייו עבר תהליך של חזרה בתשובה והשתלב במגזר החרדי-חסידי. pic.twitter.com/RJ1qMMetGo
— 🇮🇱Ronit Tsadok רונית צדוק (@TsadokRonit) August 22, 2026
The "Yenuka" Pays Mishpacha Magazine for a 10 page spread full of lies!
I cannot for the life of me figure out how people fall for this fake, fraud and phony!
Below is a video of him telling rabbanim, that there isn't a Sefer ever written stating that "HKB"H forgives people for their sins."
I guess this "genius" missed the Rambam's Mishna Torah where he has no less than 10 chapters on Hilchos Teshuva!
He changes his name from "Shai Tzubari" then lying that his name that he uses now, Shlomo Yehuda Beeri" was always his name, he lies about, where he grew up (He grew up in Israel, studying in a co-ed school)
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| Shai Tzubari (aka Yenuka) |
No one has any idea who his rebbe was, and where he received his mesorah!
No one knows what he does with the millions of dollars he received! He doesn't have a single "moisid" even the shul he davens in, is not his!
No one knows why he dyed his peyos "blond" then dyed them back "black" after a massive uproar!
What I am surprised is that they got Nachman Seltzer to paint an eloquent picture of "the greatest Tzadik of our generation."
It's part interview with the Yenuka himself and part stories by a R' Asher (?)
The article talks about his anivus and mofsim. The Yenuka shares anecdotes from his childhood and completely leave out his love of money, honor and respect.
Nachman Seltzer makes him look like a real Tzadik and Mekubal.
Unfortunately this is the furthest from the truth.
Please do your homework and research before believing in anything you read, see or hear about the Yenuka.
A man whose life story as he's selling it to media is a lie, including his very name, places of living, and stories about his family, as he was a secular kid and came closer to the frum world only when he was 17. pic.twitter.com/pt0HFc5D3Y
— Tzippy Diskind صِپورة #JusticeForMalkiRoth (@zpyarom) August 23, 2026
Chardeie Parties are Splitting as the Left infiltrates their Parties ...Claims Deri
Translated from Hebrew
Behind-the-scenes strategy of the Charedi split.
At the end of last weekend, during the opening conference of Shas party's election campaign in Holon and in the presence of Maran the Chief Rabbi HaGaon Rav Y. Yosef, the party's chairman,
MK Rabbi Aryeh Derei, voiced a grave accusation. Derei claimed,
"They betrayed the path of the Torah under the guise of Haredi identity, collaborators from our own ranks. With insane sums of money, posters, a mad campaign of voter suppression, all funded by left-wing money, liberal money, and we have clear proof of this."
In the following lines, we will expose part of the operational method being conducted behind the scenes, a mechanism that in the past was convoluted and complex, but operates easily and smoothly.
The process begins with an impersonator posing as a "Haredi strategist," whose goal is to undermine the standing of a specific court or rabbinical figure. He does not act alone, but is funded with enormous sums by entities with a clear vested interest.
To achieve the goal, that agent identifies young people circulating in the environment of the targeted court. He scatters false promises about his connections and influence, or tempts them with small sums to extract internal documentation from them. These materials are then edited in a biased and distorted manner.
Later, the impersonator easily establishes contact with general media outlets. Reporters covering Haredi affairs, sometimes those who know the subtle nuances of the sector from the inside ("who have studied and interpreted"), receive edited and exclusive materials ("scoops") on a regular basis.
The final outcome serves a far broader purpose: damage to the status of Israel's greatest Torah sages, creation of chaos and division in the Haredi public, or blocking of elements seeking to expose the truth about dubious figures for whom the impersonator works.
Dear followers, who do you think Aryeh Derei is referring to? And will the proofs indeed be presented to the public? Time will tell...
Watch the video for the most fascinating segment from the speech.
חשיפה, האסטרטגיה מאחורי הקלעים של הפילוג החרדי.
— זאב זר (@zeev_zer) August 22, 2026
בסוף השבוע שעבר, במהלך כנס פתיחת מערכת הבחירות של תנועת ש"ס בחולון ובמעמד מרן הראש"ל הגר"י יוסף, השמיע יו"ר התנועה, ח"כ הרב אריה דרעי, האשמה חמורה. דרעי טען, "בגדו בדרך התורה תחת כסות חרדית, משתפי פעולה משלנו. בכספים מטורפים,… pic.twitter.com/xvKTMvMP47
Charedie Hypocrisy """ Shout ‘We do not believe in the rule of the heretics, ’yet Run to Secular Courts all the time!
The protracted dispute at the Ponevezh Yeshiva, which has repeatedly reached the doorsteps of the judicial courts and secular mediation bodies, raises a charged issue on the agenda:
How is it that the most important and prestigious yeshiva in the Charedie community needs the secular civil justice system to decide internal disputes?
"You can't hold a rope at both ends"
“As part of the program Black Kippahs, attorney Natan Rosenblat opened with sharp criticism of Ponovitz's turning to the secular courts, especially because their appeal was rejected this week
‘You cannot, on the one hand, hand over the most important and largest yeshiva in the Torah world to the secular court so that it will decide, and on the other hand shout at the court for ‘taking control of the yeshiva world,’’ Rosenblat argued.
According to him, turning to the secular courts and avoiding resolving the dispute according to Torah law is essentially raising a hand against the Torah of Moses, and it undermines the ability to complain about the judicial system when it intervenes in Haredi matters.”
"There is recognition of the state and the law here"
Maj. (res.) Yoav Adomi, one of the founders of the Milouimnikim movement, pointed in the discussion to what he described as built‑in hypocrisy:
“On the one hand, they take budgets and positions, and when it’s convenient they turn to the High Court of Justice — like with the kosher‑phone reform or daycare subsidies — and on the other hand they cry out against the state and against the High Court.”
Alongside his criticism, Adomi noted that he welcomes the trend:
“Personally, I’m happy, because this shows recognition that there is a state, there is law, and there is an enforcement system with obligations and rights.”
The surprising prediction: ‘Haredi Hesder Yeshivas’
Attorney Yair Gabay compared the situation to what happens in the national‑religious community and offered a sharp forecast:
“In Religious Zionism, you won’t find a boy from Merkaz HaRav or Har HaMor who goes into another yeshiva and beats the rabbis — it simply doesn’t exist,”
Gabay began, adding:
“These events hint at a deep change within the Haredi yeshiva world. In not many years, every Haredi parent who wants the best for his son will send him to a Haredi Hesder Yeshiva.”
A memory from ‘yeshiva ketana’ and the goal of Ponovezh
Yishai Cohen shared a personal conversation from the past with a friend at the coffee corner of their yeshiva ketana. When his friend said that his life’s aspiration was to reach the Ponovezh Yeshiva, Cohen asked him in astonishment:
“Your aspiration is really to go to a yeshiva where they throw leban (chalk) at each other? That’s your life goal?”
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