“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

Sunday, May 17, 2015

Yom Yerushalyim

Rabbi David Bar-Hayim debunks the Outrageous Satmar SHIT'ah


Satmar teaches their children that the Zionist wanted to murder Reb Shimon bar Yochai!

The above Lag -Baomer sheet is a multiple choice question homework sheet for Satmar children and just like Hamas and Hezbolla, Satmar start brainwashing their toddlers with anti-Jewish propaganda at a very early age!

Translation of the sheet!
Question #1
When is the Yarzeit of Reb Shimoen bar Yachai?
possible answers
a) Rosh Chodosh Iyar
b) Pesach Sheni
c) Lag Baomer

DIN: BTW all the above possible answers are wrong... according to the Ari Hakodesh and the Chidda, the yurzeit of RSBY is not on Lag Baomer and is actually unknown! see below

Question #2
What was the name of Reb Shimon bar Yochai's father?
a) Rabbi Akivah
b) Rabbi Eluzer
c) Rabbi Yochai

Question #3
Who wanted to kill Reb Shimon bar Yochai?
a) The Greeks
b) The Romans
c) The Zionists

DIN: I would have added another possible answer to Question #3
d) Romanian Satmar gypsies


מקובל בפי כל, כי יום ל"ג לעומר הוא יום פטירתו של רבי שמעון בר יוחאי, אולם הגאון בעל ה"שואל ומשיב" תמה על כך, שאם יום זה הוא יום פטירת רבי שמעון, לא היה לנו לשמוח כלל ביום זה, כי מה שמחה יש בפטירת הצדיקים? אולם בשו"ת שם אריה כתב שהטעם שעושים שמחה ביום זה, הוא מפני שנודע מה שאמרו בגמרא במסכת שבת (לג:) שגזרה מלכות הרשעה גזר דין מות על רבי שמעון בר יוחאי, ונעשה לו נס שנחבא במערה וניצל מחרב רעה של מלכות הרשעים, ועל כן יש לנו לעשות שמחה ביום בו יצא מן העולם כדרך כל הארץ, להודות לה' על הנס שנעשה לו.


ולעצם הדבר מה שאמרנו שביום ל"ג לעומר נפטר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי, כתב רבינו מרן החיד"א, כי באמת אין הדבר נכון שרבי שמעון נפטר בל"ג לעומר, וטעות היא ביד מי שאומר כן, והוכיח כן ממה שהמהר"ש ויטאל האריך הרבה מאד בענין סוד ימי העומר ויום ל"ג לעומר, ולא בא בפיו שיום זה הוא יום פטירתו של רבי שמעון בר יוחאי. ועל כן כתב שאפשר כי עיקר השמחה ביום זה היא על כך שבאותו היום התחיל רבי עקיבא ללמד את חמשת תלמידיו שהחיו את העולם בהפיצם תורה בכל מקום, וממעיין זה אנו יונקים עד עצם היום הזה. וכן הגאון בעל "פרי חדש" כתב, כי עיקר השמחה ביום ל"ג לעומר היא על אותם התלמדים של רבי עקיבא שנשארו חיים והם הפיצו תורה לכל העולם, ומכיון שמיום זה נשארו אלו התלמידים לפליטה, לכן עושים שמחה גדולה.

Satmar starts its own religion!

All frum Jews know the halacha in Shulchan Aruch, that when there is a bris in shul, all minyonim of that shul omit the Tachnun prayer! 

The Romanian Satmar gypsies, however,  decided to issue a proclamation that on the 5th of Iyur, which is always Yom Hatzmot, one must say Tachnun even if the "baal bris, or the sandik, or the mohel" davens in that minyan! The proclamation clearly states that this ruling was issued by none other than R" Yoel Teitelbaum z"l the founder of the anti-Jewish movement!

So there you have it..... the spiritual leader of thousands urging his sheep to violate a halacha in Shulcha Aruch!

No wonder thousands of Satmar Chassidim have now gone off the derech; if one can violate one precept of the Shulchan Aruch with the blessing of the spiritual leader, who says that one needs to follow any halacha in Shulchan Aruch?



Herzog forgot he lost the elections



Israel's 34th government had a very difficult birth. And when it was finally born, it was greeted mainly with criticism. It was lambasted by the opposition and by the media. Criticism from the camp that lost the election.

But that is how it goes when memories are short and it is forgotten that in a democracy, even one voice can mean a majority. 

Hello? 

Does anyone in the opposition, Mr. Herzog and Mrs. Livni, recall the election we had here in March, and that the people also had their say? 

The elections are perhaps of secondary importance because Livni, as evidenced by her words on Thursday, is concerned over the fate of democracy in Israel. Maybe to alleviate her concerns the losing party should be allowed to form the next coalition. Democracy, the Tzipi Livni version.

Her partner, Isaac Herzog, does not want to be foreign minister. He wants to be prime minister. And to be prime minister he first and foremost needs to continue leading the Zionist Union. And to continue leading his party he must show some mettle against those who seek to depose him in his own home. Because between us, he didn't quite deliver the goods after promising he would form the next government.

And this is precisely what Herzog did on Thursday in his forceful, aggressive speech. He wanted to show the opposition that he is the leader. 

During his speech, however, which was exceptionally unbecoming of the occasion, he forgot to mention just one small thing -- it was he who basically lost the elections. 

Apparently this is a minor, insignificant detail, something the entire opposition was quick to forget during the coalition talks, which, we must admit, were conducted in a considerably inelegant fashion.

And now let us address the coalition talks. Those 42 days -- during which we were yet again exposed to the distortions that have existed for years in the Israeli political system -- were difficult to watch.

In Israel, once the elections end the extortions assuredly begin. The extremely unflattering role of the extorted side, contrary to what one might think, is reserved for the winner. Such is the fate of he who wins elections in Israel.

In these elections the people actually spoke loudly and clearly. The right-wing bloc was supposed to arrive at the coalition negotiations with 70 mandates, more or less. But three mandates for Eli Yishai were lost when his party failed to meet the minimum threshold, and the six mandates won by Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beytenu party belong to the Right. Lieberman, however, made his choice and is not in the coalition.

At the end of the day, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself with 61 supporters. This is not a lot. But this is the reality. We can hope the government will expand. And even if it doesn't -- we can hope for all our sakes that it will be successful.

Herzog's speech on Thursday was a clear message to Netanyahu. The Foreign Ministry portfolio is available. Gilad Erdan, we can assume, will not object to receiving it. Silvan Shalom would be deputy prime minister. This could have been thought of earlier.

Thursday's events did nothing to bolster the reputation of our political system, and not because this government now has the slimmest of majorities. We have seen similar scenarios in the past, lest we forget that the archaic Oslo Accords were passed by a single majority vote (which didn't bother the Left at the time).

It goes without saying that things could be different, but for this to happen the system needs to be changed. And do we need reminding that when the Likud began its election campaign with the slogan "Change the System," it didn't exactly enthrall voters? 

Perhaps the time really has come to find a formula that can spare us the delusions we witnessed on Thursday, where the winner must act like the loser and the loser acts like the winner.

Rabbi Moshe Levinger Z'L passes away,founder of Gush Emunim



Leading religious-Zionist figure Rabbi Moshe Levinger - one of the founders of the Gush Emunim settlement movement and founder of the modern-day Jewish community in Hevron, passed away Saturday, aged 80.

Rabbi Levinger was a leading halakhic and ideological figure in the religious-Zionist world, and had been a close disciple of Rabbi Tzvi Yehuda Kook and Rabbi Avraham Shapira.

Rabbi Levinger's rabbinical career began when he was appointed rabbi of the religious-Zionist Kibbutz Lavi, and later became rabbi of Moshav Nechalim.
But he is better known for his leadership and activism as part of the Gush Emunim movement, which among other things reestablished the Gush Etzion bloc, south of Jerusalem, following the 1967 Six Dat War. 

Gush Etzion's previous Jewish residents had been massacred by Arab forces in 1948, and remained devoid of any Jewish presence under Jordanian occupation.
Rabbi Levinger is perhaps best known for leading the movement to reestablish the ancient Jewish community of Hevron, which had been ethnically-cleansed by bloody Arab riots in 1929.

On Pesach (Passover) 1968, just a year after the city's liberation by the IDF in the Six Day War, Rabbi Levinger was among a group of Jews who celebrated the Seder Night festive meal at the Park Hotel in Hevron.
At the end of the festival, the group - led by Rabbi Levinger - refused to leave the city, and spent three years living in the military authority compound.

They were eventually relocated just outside the city, where they founded the town of Kiryat Arba - named after one of the other names given to Hevron in the Torah.

Following the 1973 Yom Kippur War, Rabbi Levinger represented the Jews of Sebastia, in Samaria, in their struggle with the Labor-led government of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.

In 1987 he was voted joint-top in a poll by the now-defunct Hadashot newspaper, which asked 22 leading Israelis from across the political spectrum to  to name "person of the generation, the man or woman who has had the greatest effect on Israeli society in the last twenty years." Rabbi Levinger shared the top spot with Menachem Begin.

In 1992, Rabbi Levinger founded the "Torah ve'Eretz Yisrael" party, but failed to pass the threshold into the Knesset.

He was awarded the Moskowitz Prize for Zionism in 2013.

Rabbi Levinger is survived by his wife Miriam and their 11 children - many of whom have also gone on to play significant roles in the religious-Zionist community.

His son Malachi was elected to head the Kiryat Arba-Hevron Regional Council in 2008, and his daughter Atiah Zar is a children's author and a journalist for Arutz Sheva's sister paper, Besheva.

The funeral procession will begin tomorrow (Sunday) morning at 11 a.m. at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hevron, and will finished at the city's ancient Jewish cemetery, where he will be laid to rest.

Meshiginar POPE Calls Palestinian Leader Abbas an "Angel Of Peace" During Visit

Muslims are killing and raping Christians all over the world, and this nut is calling the leader of a bunch of murderers, "Angel of Peace?" This Abbas wrote a thesis denying the holocaust and got his doctorate based on his dissertation!
This is the Pope's Angel!
May this "Angel" take over the Vatican!
Pope Francis praised Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas as an “angel of peace” during a meeting Saturday at the Vatican that underscored the Holy See’s warm relations with the Palestinians.
Francis made the compliment during the traditional exchange of gifts at the end of an official audience in the Apostolic Palace. He presented Abbas with a medallion and explained that it represented the “angel of peace destroying the bad spirit of war.”
Francis said he thought the gift was appropriate since “you are an angel of peace.” During his 2014 visit to Israel and the West Bank, Francis called both Abbas and Israeli President Shimon Peres men of peace.
Abbas is in Rome for the canonization Sunday of two 19th-century nuns from what was then Ottoman-ruled Palestine. The new saints, Mariam Bawardy and Marie Alphonsine Ghattas, are the first from the region to be canonized since the early days of Christianity.
Abbas on Saturday offered Francis relics of the two new saints.
Church officials are holding up the new saints as a sign of hope and encouragement for Christians in the Middle East at a time when violent persecution from Islamic extremists has driven many Christians from the region of Christ’s birth.
Abbas’ visit also comes days after the Vatican finalized a bilateral treaty with the “state of Palestine” that made explicit its recognition of Palestinian statehood.
The Vatican said it had expressed “great satisfaction” over the new treaty during the talks with the Palestinian delegation. It said the pope, and later the Vatican secretary of state, also expressed hopes that direct peace talks with Israel would resume.
“To this end, the wish was reiterated that with the support of the international community, Israelis and Palestinians may take with determination courageous decisions to promote peace,” a Vatican statement said.
It added that interreligious dialogue was needed to combat terrorism.

Thursday, May 14, 2015

Satmar Cult School teach their little squirts to hate the country that G-D gave them

This group call themselves "Bnei-Yoel" they have no Rebbe, but have their allegiance to their dead Rebbe, Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum z"l, the first Satmar Rebbe....
They don't follow the two present Satmar Rabbis... 

The Satmar dynasty planted seeds that are now mushrooming very rapidly into bastions of hate. In the video below one can see the brainwashed children spewing Satmar propaganda! 



Children at an Orthodox Jewish school in Brooklyn gathered during the week of Israeli Independence Day to express their concern over the future of American Jewry, in the face of the dangerous climate created by the State of Israel and especially its prime minister, Bibi Netanyahu. One boy gave a short speech explaining traditional Torah opposition to Zionism, and addressing current events, such as the recent anti-Semitic killings in France and Denmark and Netanyahu’s speech to Congress, and the NYC M.T.A hate Ads. 

The POPE just like Satmar recognizes "State of Palestine"

The Pope must be reading Der Yid, Der Blatt, and Ami Magazine since he seems to have been influenced by their anti-Israel rhetoric and propaganda. 
He sounds just like their editorials and  he already wears a big yarmulka. The only difference that I see is that he wears the cross outside his talis katan, and Satmar has the cross in their hearts! If Satmar would have just a small yiddishe neshama, they couldn't possibly  write all that hate, especially now that the anniversary of the 6 day war is coming up..
They both believe that the miracles of the 6 day war weren't any miracles and were performed by Satan!
The Pope with Abbas ym"s

The Vatican officially recognized Palestinian statehood on Wednesday in a statement about a new treaty.
The treaty, which was finalized but not yet signed, signals the Vatican’s diplomatic switch from recognizing the Palestinian Liberation Organization to the “State of Palestine.” Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is scheduled to visit the Vatican on Saturday.
On Wednesday, the Vatican’s statement cited “the Bilateral Commission of the Holy See and the State of Palestine.” In 2012, the Vatican had officially supported the United Nations move to upgrade the Palestinians’ status at the world body to “non-member observer state.” Israel has long maintained that pre-emptive and unilateral recognition of Palestinian statehood would damage hope to forge a negotiated solution with the Palestinians.
The Vatican’s move follows a growing push among Western European countries to recognize Palestinian statehood. A number of European parliaments-including those of the European Union, the U.K., Spain, and France-have recently passed symbolic resolutions calling for Palestinian statehood recognition. The Swedish government, meanwhile, has gone further by formally recognizing a Palestinian state.
“Formal Vatican recognition of Palestine, a state that, in reality, does not yet exist, is a regrettable move, counterproductive to all who seek true peace between Israel and the Palestinians,” said David Harris, executive director of the American Jewish Committee.
Harris added, “We are fully cognizant of the pope’s good will and desire to be a voice for peaceful coexistence, which is best served, we believe, by encouraging a resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, rather than unilateral gestures outside the framework of the negotiating table.”
In May 2014, Pope Francis made his first official trip to Israel as pontiff, in addition to visiting Jordan and the disputed Palestinian territories. In one enduring image from the trip, the pope received some criticism from the pro-Israel community for an unscheduled stop at the Israeli security fence in Bethlehem, which led to a controversial photo-op in which he touched the fence next to anti-Israel graffiti.
Last June, Pope Francis followed up his Middle East trip by hosting then-Israeli president Shimon Peres and Abbas in Rome to “pray for peace.”
JNS.ORG

Israel's Leftist whiners & hypocrites

Finally a guy who says it like it is...way to go Magal!
Yinon Magal
MK (Bayit Yehudi) Yinon Magal is a rookie in Knesset, but his is far from a political novice. 

Prior to entering Knesset Magal was an editor of Walla News, an anchorman on Channel 1 News, a correspondent for Channel 10 News, a correspondent for Yehuda and Shomron for Galei Tzahal (Army Radio) and one of the voices behind Voice of Israel Radio.

Magal used his first Knesset address to inform many of his opponents that he is not naive and he knows exactly whom he is dealing with.

Statements from Magal’s address:
"Generally a new government is given 100 days of grace but in this case not event two hours.

Naftali Bennett is obviously not qualified to be Minister of Education, perhaps because he wears a kippa or perhaps because he opposed the expulsion of Jews from Gush Katif.

Ayelet Shaked is not suited to become Minister of Culture for certain and not even Minister of Justice because she has a different agenda. There are those who believe their names are written down for these jobs and they cannot tolerate others infringing on their private business.

It is interesting the chareidim are under fire. Mr. Yitzchak Herzog would give them exactly what we did. If there is anything we gave that Herzog would not give please tell me.

I hear MK Bahloul (Labor Party) is shouting about the increase in Torani garinim (young dati leumi families settling the Negev and the Galil). 

Ribono Shel Olam, should we apologize about this? What are we here for if not this? 
Forget about Yehuda and Shomron, they are settling the Galil and the Negev. This too is problematic? What happened to the Labor party settlement spirit? It is gone. 
Today the settlement is only these folks and we are not about to apologize for it. Baruch Hashem there is an increase in these activities.

You reflect back to the tenure of Rabin when you say there was democracy. 

There was no Mitsubishi for Goldfarb (referring to a deal Rabin made to make a MK a minister to secure backing for his government) and to pass Oslo which led to over 1,000 dead. What a democracy! You passed the murderous agreement.

My dear MK Eitan Cabel. You posted a status on Facebook against appointing ministers without portfolio. You yourself were a minister without portfolio in 2007.

Dear Mr. Herzog, you are complaining about enlarging the cabinet to 20. You were one of 31 ministers and cabinet ministers in 2009.

Tzipi Livni, you speak about political ethics in government. You were part of the disgusting deal in 2005 in which Ariel Sharon appointed eight deputy ministers to gain sufficient support to carry out the expulsion of Gush Katif.

Mr. Lapid, who speaks about the inflated size of the cabinet. The cabinet being sworn in will have the fewest number of ministers in the past 19 years."