Satmar Boro Park Robo Call Urges Naive Chassidim to Vote for Nadler," Not for Zionist Agenda"

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The following is a transcript of the Satmar Gypsy anti-Jewish message:

A heartfelt plea to our dear brothers, Satmar Chassidim in Boro Park.

“We are all witnessing this dirty campaign led by a few irresponsible individuals against our devoted congressman, Jerry Nadler, because he didn’t accommodate 100% Bibi Netanyahu with regard to the Iran deal last summer. If, G-d forbid, Nadler loses the Boro Park votes, it will be a terrible chillul Hashem. It’ll give the impression that specifically Orthodox Jews are the most loyal to Israel and are ready to jeopardize their own interests all for the agenda of the Zionist state.

“The fact is that Satmar today has the biggest communities here in the city. We can clearly control the outcome of the election and perform a kiddush Hashem.

“Satmar Yidden will follow the posuk (Yirmiyahu 29), ‘Seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you into exile.’ Peaceful, faithful Jews will vote this Tuesday for Jerry Nadler for Congress and send a message to the whole world that we are not voting for a foreign interest. We are voting for local interest.”

BLOODBATH ISTANBUL AIRPORT: 50 DEAD, 60+ INJURED

At least 50 people were killed and dozens of others wounded in a terrorist attack at Ataturk Airport, located just outside of Istanbul in Turkey, on Tuesday evening.

An official in Turkey said on Tuesday night that the majority of those killed in the attack were Turkish citizens, while the Foreign Ministry in Israel said there is no indication that any Israelis were injured. 

Israeli passengers who were stranded at the airport following the attackwere taken to nearby hotels until flights are renewed on Wednesday.

The Foreign Ministry has opened an emergency hotline at +972-2-5303155.

Turkish officials have confirmed that two suicide bombers detonated their explosives in the attack

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Turkey's Justice Minister initially told reporters that at least 50 people were killed in the attack, but senior Israeli officials in Turkey told Arutz Sheva the death toll is at least as high as 60

The attack took place in the international departures area, according toCNN.

Gunfire also heard at the site was from Turkish security forces attempting to stop the bombers, officials added.

In the confusion, some witnesses had told Reuters they saw gunmen open fire from an airport car park.

As with previous attacks, the Turkish government has placed a media blackout on Turkish outlets reporting the attack.

Footage has emerged apparently showing terrified commuters taking cover at the airport in the aftermath of the bombings.

Funeral of Este Weinstein....Frum daughter "We will never forget that bitter day when you left the house"

Frum Daughter of Este Weinstein
'לא נשכח את היום המר והנמהר בו עזבת את הבית''. בתה"
החרדית של וינשטיין מספידה אותה.

לאחר הטקס של קרובי המשפחה והחברים החילונים, החל הטקס החרדי. תמי נשארה לעמוד לצד אחיותיה החרדיות, והאח חנוך חיבק את אמן. מנחם אירנשטיין, אביה של המנוחה, נשא דברי הספד. "אני זוכר אותך מחנכת את בנותייך לאהבת השם ואהבת הדרך", אמר האב. "לעולם לא נשכח אותך, אסתי, כאישה משכמה ומעלה, אהובה וכשרונית, מחנכת את בנותייך לאהבת השם, את כיבוד ההורים שלך. תמיד היית יד ימיננו", הוסיף

After the funeral where only non-religious family members and friends, attended, the Chareidim part of the family had their own hespid...her only daughter that remained in communication with her remained to stay at the Chareidie Hespid....

Menachem Orenstein, the father of Este eulogize her,

"I remember you educating your daughters to love G-D and to love going in His ways"

I will never forget you, Este, the respect you had for your parents.... you were always by our side"

Tammy Montag the daughter that communicated with Este

UPDATED!

Hundreds  attended the Petah Tivka funeral of Esti Weinstein, a formerly ultra-Orthodox woman who was found dead in an apparent suicide over the weekend.

Weinstein, 50, was discovered at the Hakshatot Beach in the coastal city of Ashdod Sunday, bringing to an end a week of searches after she went missing. In the car with her body police discovered a short note.

“In this city I gave birth to my daughters, in this city I die because of my daughters,” Weinstein, once a member of a prominent family in Hasid Gur sect, wrote.

Eight years ago Weinstein, who had seven daughters, left the ultra-Orthodox fold, in which she had grown up and which had seen her married at 17. Only one daughter maintained contact with her

She also penned an autobiography about her experiences leaving the religious world.

“I love you so much and will always love you,” her daughter says in a eulogy. “You were everything to me, a friend and mother.”

Members of Weinstein’s family from the Hasidic sect were also at the funeral, and as expected the sorrow was tinged with tensions between the religious and secular parts of Weinstein’s life.

“It’;s hard for me to speak about you. For me, you will always be like your first 43 years, when you were pure,” her father Rabbi Menachem Orenstein said, according to Ynet.

Weinstein’s boyfriend, though, used his eulogy to criticize the religious community for cutting off contact with her.

“At the heart of every religion is a kernel of unity, and that’s the source of life. But unfortunately it’s turned into ideology. Don’t let any rabbi lead you to hatred and to alienation. The pain from being cut off by your kids is massive,” he says. “Those who leave religion choose freedom but the path is not easy.”

Those who speak bad about Israeli residents are Worse than the Meraglim: The Holy Rizhinir

Ruzhin (or Rizhin) is the name of a Hasidic dynasty founded by Rabbi Yisroel Friedman (1796–1850) in the town of Ruzhyn, Ukraine

Rabbi Yisroel Friedman was a direct descendant through the male line of Rabbi Dov Ber, the Maggid of Mezritch (1704-1772), the main disciple of the Baal Shem Tov.

 Rabbi Friedman's father, Rabbi Sholom Shachne of Prohobisht (1769-1802), died when he was six years old. He had an older brother, Avrohom (1787–1812), who became Rebbe of their father's Hasidim upon their father's death. When Rabbi Avrohom died without issue in 1812, Rabbi Yisroel became Rebbe first in Skvyra and then in Ruzhyn, where he attracted thousands of followers.

Din LooseTranslation:

Moreinu Harav Reb Yisroel from Rizhin commented to someone who spoke badly about those who live in Eretz Yisroel and do not follow the Torah.

He yelled at him and said: 

"Speaking bad about anyone who lives in Israel is a great sin and a worse sin then the sin of the meraglim. 

The meraglim at least praised Eretz Yisroel as the Torah quotes them as saying ' and it is a land of milk and honey'. 
The sin was that they badmouthed the gentiles that lived in Eretz Yisroel who were  idol worshippers, as the Torah writes:

 "But ... the people that dwell in the Land are arrogant" 

and look at how harshly the meraglim were punished .... 

How much harsher is the punishment to those who badmouth   Jewish children that live in the Holy Land" 

Nadler: The Man Who Voted With The Ayatollahs

Nadler by gay bar landmark smiling like a "chulent bundel"

Unannounced State Fire Inspections Vindicate Monsey Yeshivos and Make Mr Day a Liar!

Ed Day 

By Yochonon Donn

New York state inspectors who randomly selected eight East Ramapo yeshivos for fire safety scrutiny said Monday they did not find any hazards in the buildings, contradicting the county executive’s assertions of death traps and gross fire violations.

The state inspectors met last week with yeshivah administrators within the Rockland County school district. The yeshivos offered to counter County Executive Ed Day’s allegations by inviting the state education department to dispatch their inspectors to any yeshivah.

State inspectors, without informing Day’s administration, randomly chose eight yeshivos, visiting four of them on Thursday and another four on Monday. They suggested several changes but said that nothing they’ve seen constituted a hazardous condition.

“He told me, ‘I spent two days here,” one of the inspectors said on leaving a yeshivah, in a conversation paraphrased for Hamodia by a yeshivah official. “He said, ‘I haven’t found a death trap. And the things he was saying about body bags are crazy.’”

Nadler Smacks Holocaust Survivors & "Askanim" want you to vote for him!

The two-timing capo traitor, Jerry "fatso" Nadler, voted to hand nuclear weapons to the Iranian murderers, and the Frum Heimishe Tuches Lekkers take out a full page ad in the Hamodia, targeting   Holocaust Survivors in the capo's district  asking them to vote for the back-stabbing representative, tomorrow!

I'm asking you, haven't we learned from our not so distant bloody history, that pandering to mamzeirim like Nadler, that threw the Jewish people under the bus, will only encourage  him to keep following the deadly democratic regime, with absolutely no repercussions?
Shouldn't we send a message to this fat slob,that cut the heads off the last remaining holocaust survivors, that we will not tolerate representatives, that don't represent us ... 

Now that we had a chance to see the damage that this brainless fool did by voting for this phony Iran deal, a deal that the White House spokesman himself said was a "bad deal" it's time to vote him out....let him eat his gefilta fish and lotkis as a citizen and not as a representative to the remnants of survivors!

Abish Brodt, the  irrelevant "singing Star," signs his name to this atrocity!

Other signers:
Abraham Biderman, R" Pesach Lerner, Moshe Duvid Niederman, R' Beresh Freilich, R' yitzchok Fleischer, R' Naftali Tessler, Yossi Reider

VOTE NO TO NADLER TOMORROW!

Satmar gets a little of their own "medicine"

Satmar keeps screaming at the Zionists  "Hisgaarus Be'Umois," claiming that the Zionists by their very existence antagonize the gentile nations ....but the same rule apparently doesn't apply to them, because they keep antagonizing the gentile neighbors in Monroe by annexing land!

But there  are a small group of Satmar residents who practice what they preach, and are siding with the neighbors against annexation!

Satmar well represented in the Gay Pride Parade

The Satmar "HE/SHE" marched in the Gay Pride Parade representing all the Satmar Mosdos.

Both Satmar Rebbes constantly endorse pro-gay candidates, so to make sure that the minhag of endorsing pro-gay candidates continues, they sent the HE/SHE to the parade!

Estee Weinstein: "In this city I gave birth to my daughters, and in this city I died, because of my daughters"

"בעיר זו ילדתי את בנותיי, בעיר זו מתי בגללן"

המכתב המצמרר שהותירה אחריה אסתי וינשטיין, מלמד על הכאב הרב שלה מניתוק הקשר עם משפחתה: "בעיר זו ילדתי את בנותיי, בעיר זו מתי בגלל בנותיי"

 נכתב במכתב שנמצא לצידה (חדשות)

Estee Weinstein who was estranged from her 6 daughters left a suicide note near her body, explaining her decision to end her life, and explaining why she chose the city Ashdod to carry out her intention.

 Estee left the Gerrer Chassidis and had divorced her husband. 

Only one solitary daughter decided to stay with her, all others breaking their relationship with her!

She was distraught because of this estrangement and decided to end her life.

When she was found missing last week, her estranged children begged her in open letters to "please come home" and that they forgave her, but it was too late .... the body found was apparently deceased for many days!

The Boston Rebbe of Beit Shemesh, zt”l

The Boston Rebbe of Beit Shemesh, zt”l, who had traveled to America for a family simchah was niftar on Thursday night.

Last Shabbos, the Rebbe suddenly suffered a heart attack and went into cardiac arrest. He was hospitalized at Jersey Shore Medical University Center, where he began recuperating. Late Thursday, his condition took a turn for the worse and he was niftar in the hospital.

The Rebbe was in America for the wedding of his granddaughter, daughter of his son, Harav Yisrael Yonah Horowitz, Rav of the Bostoner community in Boro Park, who married a grandson of the Rachmistrivka Rebbe, shlita,and the Skverer Rebbe, shlita. The wedding was held Wednesday in Shikun Skver.

The Rebbe, Harav Chaim Avraham Horowitz,zt”l, was the son of Harav Moshe Horowitz, zt”l, Bostoner Rebbe of New York, son of Harav Pinchas Dovid Horowitz, zt”l, the founder of the Bostoner dynasty.

He was named after his maternal grandfather, Harav Chaim Avraham of Ziditchov, zt”l. As a bachur, the Rebbe learned in Beth Medrash Govoha in Lakewood, under the tutelage of Hagaon Harav Aharon Kotler, zt”l.

Following the petirah of his father, in 5745/1985, the Rebbe was appointed his successor. He continued to lead his father’s kehillah in New York. In 5755/1995, he moved to Eretz Yisrael, settling in Ramat Beit Shemesh, where he founded abeis medrash.

The Rebbe was known for his greatness in all facets of the Torah and many frequented his court for his brachos and sage advice.

VOTE NO to Nadler THIS TUESDAY!

Rep. Jerrold Nadler undermined global security by supporting President Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran, shouldn't be reelected

For almost a quarter century, Democrat Jerrold Nadler has represented New York City in Congress — and rarely did he cast a more consequential vote than in the term now coming to an end.

In August 2015, Nadler undermined global security, regional stability in the Middle East and the security of Israel by supporting President Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran. Nadler’s aye was critical because his credentials as both a staunch defender of Israel and Jewish powerfully delivered the message that the pact merited approval.

With Sen. Chuck Schumer and every other Jewish member of the New York delegation turning thumbs down, the President met with Nadler in the White House for the first time in Obama’s then-six years in office as part of a concerted drive to bind Democratic loyalties.

Asserting that the President’s plea for party unity played no role in his decision, Nadler has said he believed the deal’s pluses outweighed its minuses. Whatever his motivations, when the stakes were extraordinarily high, he exercised profoundly bad judgment.

On Tuesday, for the first time in two decades, Nadler faces a challenger in a Democratic reelection primary. DIN urges voters cast their ballots against Nadler in rebuke for helping lead the world in a disastrous direction.

Obama reached the deal as the radical Islamist regime verged on having the capability to produce and deliver a nuclear weapon. In exchange for the end of crippling economic sanctions, the mullahs agreed to dismantle facilities and shed atomic fuel — while remaining on the threshold of weapons capacity, an existential threat to Israel, when terms of the pact expire in 10 to 15 years.

Now, Secretary of State John Jerry is pressuring reluctant U.S. companies to restart business with Iran as a way to satisfy Iranian demands for greater economic benefits. And the international anti-terror-funding watchdog, including American membership, has suspended money-laundering measures against Iran for a year, despite well grounded fear that the country's banks finance terror.

Having won the backing of many in his party, including Nadler, Obama is steadily and insistently strengthening an apocalyptic regime that is bent on regional hegemony and the destruction of Israel — and that backs its muscle with the ability to produce and deliver the atomic bomb within a year if it so chooses.

Nadler represents the 10th District, stretching from the Upper West Side of Manhattan all the way to Borough Park, Brooklyn. He is challenged by first-time candidate Oliver Rosenberg, a 30-year-old, graduate of Yeshiva University and former investment banker.

Every vote for Rosenberg will make a principled statement against an entrenched incumbent who regrettably lost touch with both his constituents and the national interest.

Ari Nagel is the father of an "entire baseball team"

 Ari Nagel a  graduate of  Yeshiva of Spring Valley and Wolmark's Shaarei Torah has 22 kids all goyim from 18 different women!

Nagel with client Kanisha Butler and Aarore, the daughter he helped conceive.

Nagel with satisfied customer Shaniece Cromer of The Bronx and her 11-month-old daughter, Taraji

Tiffany Harrison of New Jersey holds her daughter Zoe — sired by Nagel — joined by wife Yvonne.

On a busy night last week at the Target on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, Ari Nagel, 40, emerged from the men’s bathroom looking a little flushed and quite pleased with himself.

“It’s better when it’s fresh,” he told them.

“It” is Nagel’s semen, and it’s in demand. The 6-foot-2 CUNY Kingsborough math professor has served as a sperm donor for dozens of locals, siring 22 kids over the past 12 years with 18 women of various backgrounds.

For lesbian couples and single ladies looking to have a baby without the expense of going through a sperm bank (which can run in the thousands of dollars), he’s the No. 1 dad.

“This isn’t time-consuming, and I’m doing it anyway,” he says of his hands-on hobby. “It’s very easy for me to do.”

His oldest child, now 12, was conceived with a woman he was in a committed relationship with, but all of his offspring since, he says, have resulted from his donations.

About half the time, he provides his seed the old-fashioned way. Sometimes, a lesbian looking to conceive will have her partner in the bed for moral support while she and Nagel engage in intercourse.

“She’s never slept with a guy before, so the partner’s in bed, holding her hand,” Nagel explains. “Sometimes, it could be a little painful, then after a few times, they’re comfortable to do it on their own.”

Other times, he supplies his goods in a cup, which he prefers.

“I’m not doing it for easy action,” Nagel says. “Isn’t that what Tinder is for?”

He often uses public bathrooms, like those at Target and at Starbucks shops, to procure his samples and hand them off to ovulating women.

“You don’t want to do it in one where people are knocking,” he notes.

He will also offer his services in his home near Downtown Brooklyn, but mama wannabes are often more comfortable meeting in public.

Why Jews since the time of the Meraglim" resist going to Israel?

What was the driving force that made the Jewish people resist their entry into the Holy Land?

By Rabbi Berel Wein

To a great extent the Jewish people have always had an easier time dealing with the study and observance of Torah than with the primacy of the Land of Israel in Jewish life and thought. For various reasons, throughout our history we have always had difficulty dealing with the reality of being an independent, self-governing national entity living within the borders of the country that the Lord assigned to us.

Even before ever entering the Land of Israel, as we read in this week's Torah portion, the Jewish people shied away completely from entering that land and establishing their home there. They preferred living in a trackless desert to having to face the realities of nation building and a problem-laden challenging existence.

Centuries after Jacob and Joseph attempted to remind their descendants that Egypt was not their homeland and that their eventual future lay in their return to the Land of Israel, the Jewish people were still reluctant to revamp the core ideas and values of their tradition and of their ancestors. All later generations of Torah scholars and biblical commentators have attempted to understand what the driving force was that made the Jewish people so resist their entry into the Holy Land.

Though there are many incisive and psychologically penetrating thoughts advanced on this subject, after all is said and done, the question remains a perplexing and disturbing one. 

Why is it that the generation that saw so many miracles – in fact lived a miraculous existence on a daily basis and pledged themselves and their descendants to live a unique and moral lifestyle, should somehow have balked at entering the Land of Israel. Like most questions that begin with the word “why” there are no easy or convincing answers to this difficult issue.

There is a concept in Jewish thought advanced in the Talmud of “seek out and analyze and study the matter and receive reward for so doing” even if there is no practical answer or solution to the issue involved. 

The Talmud itself raises this comment regarding the number of cases that appear in the Torah that are so complex and technical as to render them impractical of any rational solution or mode of behavior.

This opinion really teaches us that we should be able to recognize the possibility of such situations occurring even though we cannot attribute cause or practical solutions to the issues involved. Apparently it is sufficient for us to recognize that such a possibility exists and may still exist and not be dis-heartened or forlorn over that fact.

The mere recognition that somehow these events occur is sufficient enough for us to learn a lesson and continue to persevere in a positive fashion. 

There are unfortunately many Jews within the Jewish world today who still do not recognize the Land of Israel as being a central tenet of our faith and our existence. 

It is almost irrational, certainly inexplicable, why after all of the events of the past two centuries of Jewish life this should be so.

And, no matter what causes we will search for, the perplexing question as to why this is so remains. 

So, all we can do is recognize that this has been a constant problem in Jewish society since the days of Moshe and that basically all we can do is acknowledge the situation while continuing to persevere in building and populating the Land of Israel.