“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

Tuesday, February 20, 2018

Satmar Owners of Fleischmanns' Hotel Scream "Divrei Torah" against an old Frum Doctor!

The confrontation was filmed by the doctor’s neighbors and subsequently published on the Internet. 
Three clips can be viewed on the SatmarStrip Club Facebook page:
The female voice is the Doctor's neighbor 
 The video reflected poorly on the Mendelowitz trio who are seen haranguing the old man without apparent cause (the men do not specify what the issue is).
Three generations of lunatic Mendelowitz'

Monday, February 19, 2018

Terrorists Convene in Bnei Brak.....



Notice followers of the terrorist and watch them give him chizuk ..... so guys keep giving to their moisdois ....
 Don't cry when you have G-D forbid a loved one in an ambulance trying to get to the hospital .... 
Don't get frustrated when you are on a bus trying to get home after a day's work , and one of the terrorists that wear fancy glasses, Barcelona hats with pleated pants block your bus .....



Satmar Rebbe Arriving in Israel Amidst "Civil War" in his own Satmar Camp!

R' Aron Teitelbaum, Monroe Satmar Rebbe will be arriving in Israel momentarily, for a wedding of his grandchild.







R' Aron's  brother- in -law , the Zionist Viznitzer Rebbe, R' Yisroel Hager's son-in-law, R' Chaim Tzvi Meisels is marrying off a daughter.

The problem is that R' Chaim Tzvi Meisels is a fanatical Aronie, (he is R' Aron's sister's son) who hates his own father-in-law, the Viznitzer Rebbe, R' Yisroel Hager.

This Shabbos at the "Furshpiel Seuda" (the groom wasn't even there, he was in London) in Bnei Brak..... R' Chaim Tzvi Meisels refused to show up at the Seuda because his father-in-law was officiating.

Below see the invitation to the wedding .... with the name of the Viznitzer Rebbe, the grandfather, omitted 

Viznitzer Rebbe 


Meanwhile, the Satmar Aronim have their own civil war, because R' Aron officially crowned the fanatical R' Chaim Tzvi Meisels, his nephew,  as the head of all Satmar Ahroni Institutions. 


The Satmar Askanim are livid, since they hate Meisels guts..
R' Aron has to pretend that he is not taking sides and must tiptoe between his nephew, the fanatic R' Chaim Tzvi and the Askanim who want R' Chaim Tzvi out!

Let's sit back and watch the fireworks..
R' Aron on the left with his nephew R' Chaim Tzvi Meisels Right





Sunday, February 18, 2018

Yeshiva Students Are Expelled From Yeshiva for Acting as Extras in a TV Show About Misbehaved Yeshiva Students Expelled From Their Yeshiva

If you’re serious about TV—you’ve probably already heard about Shababnikim, arguably the best Israeli show since, well, Srugim, or Fauda, or whatever other Israeli show you may be obsessed with. It follows four friends at the finest of Jerusalem’s yeshivot who care more about smoking, sipping Nespresso, and watching Van Damme films than about spending their days poring over mishnayot.
If you speak any Hebrew, check it out online: It is, as Karen Skinazi wrote in Tablet recently, “Tarantinoesque dark,” which means that when you see these dudes in their black suits, white shirts, and black hats, you expect mayhem to giddily follow along.
And follow along it does: According to the Charedi press in Israel, two students of Derech Hochma, an elite yeshiva in Jerusalem, were recently expelled after their rabbis learned that they skipped out on learning Torah and answered a casting call sent out to young Charedi men to come act as extras in the popular show.
Put bluntly, here’s what happened: Students at a top-tier yeshiva in Jerusalem were kicked out for misbehaving and playing themselves in a TV sitcom about students at a top-tier yeshiva in Jerusalem who often misbehave.
Learning of the expulsion, the show’s stars, who are not haredi, rushed to the students’ defense. “I believe the students participated in the show innocently, and in order to represent yeshiva students as they really are,” said Ori Laizerouvich, who plays the studious Gedaliah. “The show is an important bridge between the Charedi and the secular worlds, and as far as I’m concerned brings about real communion, true love without judgment, and pure interpersonal communication. I hope and expect that these boys be allowed to return to whatever academic institution they wish to be a part of.” 
Amen to that. In the meantime, for your viewing pleasure, here is episode one; see if you can spot the two freewheelin’ yeshiva boichers lingering in the background:

Soldier attacked in Jerusalem synagogue - flees in ambulance

A frum soldier was attacked Sunday evening as he davened in a shul in the Beit Yisrael neighborhood of Yerushalayim.

The soldier, a member of the national religious community, arrived at the Beit Yisrael Shtibel Sunday night for maariv when he was attacked by anti-draft radicals, Kikar Hashabbat reported.

The Beit Yisrael Shteeble, located in the predominantly Charedi neighborhood Beit Yisrael, near Meah Sharim, includes multiple rooms to daven, allowing locals to form impromptu prayer services at all times.

During maariv, Charedi gangsters assaulted the soldier and forced him to flee the shteeble and call for assistance.

While his attackers pursued him, the soldier managed to escape when an ambulance arrived at the scene.
It is unclear if the soldier any injuries during the attack.

Monsey Shadchanim "Askanim" Come Up with Crazed Scheme


From the THINKINGYID

Has anyone seen this?! Has anyone read this?!
What in the world is going on in our community?
I guess Tevya was right when he said, “When you’re rich, they think you really know!”
Let me fill you in.
Recently, there has been a flyer circulating our community, you can see it pictured above.
Here is the crux of it: A few shuls in Monsey, as well as some well-meaning families in our community are joining together to help tackle the “Shidduch Crisis” and this is how they plan on doing so.
The flyer states that the program is being sponsored by a few generous families who will be covering most of the “Shadchan fees” while the families and singles involved will only have to pay for “Success Fees,” In turn, these shadchanim will work to help singles in the program find dates and proper matches/suitors.
Here is their pricing breakdown:
$150 for the first date
$150 for the third date
$200 for the fifth date
What these people expect, seemingly, is that singles in the program will not only pay for dates and everything those dates entail (gas, food, activities, clothing, etc.) On top of all of that, they will pay for their Shadchan sending them on a “successful” date. This is beyond ludicrous. To add to this already mind-numbing, inane logic, they also expect each side of a successful shidduch to pay another $1500-$1800+ (per side, or more as the families feel is appropriate)to the shadchan! Isn’t everyone lucky that they even allow the moneys paid towards the first five dates to be counted towards this final fee?!

Friday, February 16, 2018

Gerer Fanatic Violently Kicks Bus Seat of Girl because she has a Smartphone .....Passengers Screaming at him!!

Gerer "Shoiteh" The Girl Assaulter


Crazed "Frumies" Burn Shaitels in Public in Yerushalayim

The burning of Shaitels last night in Jerusalem

Because its not "Tzneezdik"



I am sure that the "burners" are not getting "any" tonight 


Daniel Simon Yacobi, 36, is charged in the murder of his mother, 67-year-old Violet Yacobi


A prominent California dentist plead not guilty to murder Wednesday after prosecutors say he strangled his mother to death last October for financial gain.
Daniel Simon Yacobi, 36, was charged with strangling his mother, 67-year-old Violet Yacobi, who was found dead in her Beverly Hills home on October 10. Her daughter made a 911 call after finding her mother unconscious and not breathing.
The Coroner’s office determined she has been strangled and ruled her death a homicide. Despite being pronounced dead on the scene, prosecutors say she was killed the day before.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office said that the case against Yacobi includes a special circumstance allegation of murder for financial gain.
Authorities have not yet revealed a motive.
In an eerie turn of events, Yacobi took to Facebook last month to remember his mother’s “unrelenting and everlasting love.”


Thursday, February 15, 2018

Charedi rabbis Instill Hate Against IDF by banning the dressing up as IDF soldiers during Purim


Instead of doing their jobs to spread love for other Jews, Chareidei Rabbonim decided to use the festival of Purim to use their influence to poison and instill blatant hatred against their fellow Jews in uniform ...
This was predicted by the Talmud over 2,000 years ago, when the Chazal foresaw that the leaders of Klall Yisroel during the times of Moshiach will be like "the faces of dogs!"

This time added to the gang of Litvishe Gedoilim, Sfardie Gedoilim signed the edict.....
Remember this when the Sfardie Rabbis in their fancy frocks come schnoor in your schuls.

As the Purim holiday approaches, a group of 35 leading Sephardic haredi rabbis penned a letter expressing their opposition to the popular custom of dressing up as IDF soldiers.
The rabbis wrote that dressing up as soldiers would be improper "at a time when the government is trying to seduce and intimidate the youth," into serving in the army, and alleged that the costumes would legitimize IDF service in the haredi community.

The rabbis wrote that instead of IDF soldiers, "children should be encouraged to dress up like rabbis and righteous people in order to emulate them."
"These costumes have a great influence on the souls of our children and their aspirations and we need to educate them to stay away from this ugliness," added the letter, which was signed by senior rabbis in some of the most prominent Sephardic yeshivas, including Rabbi Shalom Cohen, who heads the Shas party's Council of Torah Sages.
The letter marks the first time that senior rabbis of the Sephardic haredi stream have issued a ban on such costumes. While rabbis from the Lithuanian-haredi stream have been issuing such letters annually since 2013, the Sephardic rabbis are considered more moderate in their attitude towards IDF service.