“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

Monday, March 5, 2018

BINGO! Supermarket In Boro Park Now Selling Shtreimels For $499 Will this be the End of the $2,500.00 rip Off Shtreimals?


Some folks love Bingo, and some hate it.

Those who love it enjoy paying super low prices on their groceries, while those who hate it appear to be many local store-owners who have been severely impacted.
The massive 70,000 square foot store, located at 60th Street and 13th Avenue since November 2016, is huge and spacious, and targets the price conscious and the bulk buyers, especially the many large families in the area and beyond.
But soon after opening, Bingo began expanding into fields other then groceries. They sold Lulavim and Esrogim, they had a live Chicken center for Kapparos, they sold menorah accessories for Chanukah, and now – they are selling SHTREILMELS!
Not only have they branched into all these new fields, but when doing them, they have undercut any business that had been selling those items, effectively transforming the industries.
It appears that the Shtreimel operation is no different – as the price for a Shtreimel is $499. A cheap (“Raigen Shtreimel / Rain Shtreimel) costs around $1400, and a decent Shtreimel can cost anywhere from $2,500 to a whopping $5,500.




Friday, March 2, 2018

Effigy of Charedi IDF soldier hung in Jerusalem

מאה שערים תליית בובה בדמוי חייל חרדי


A Charedi IDF soldier was hung in Effigy on Friday in 
Jerusalem's Chaim  Ozer Street

Police called to the scene removed the effigy
The Charedi effigy was Friday's second: Earlier the same morning, Israel Police officers removed an effigy of an IDF soldier hung in the city's Meah Shearim neighborhood. That effigy was found to be coated in a flammable substance, and police expect that it would have been burned later on

Just prior to the second incident MK Yair Lapid (Yesh Atid) said, "Again in Jerusalem's Meah Shearim neighborhood, a doll dressed as an IDF soldier was hung as if it were the wicked Haman

"The Israeli government cannot keep quiet in the face of the draft evasions and the incitement against IDF soldiers. The Charedi leadership must condemn these trends publicly

Burning Israeli Flag in Brooklyn on Purim

שריפת דגל המדינה בפורים

The Mamzer talking on the video is shouting"look how one part of Israel is getting destroyed"

Then the Satmar filth shouts "wow, watch how 
"the entire State is getting burned and destroyed

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Amshinover Ruled that people can go to Auerbach's Funeral But shouldn't stay for the Eulogies

Amshinover Rebbe






The Amshinover Rebbe Shlitah paskened to those who asked if they could attend R' Auerbach's funeral, that they could go to the funeral of R' Auerbach but that they must  leave before the eulogies.  

Presumably because the attendees shouldn't contaminate their holy ears with blatant lies and exaggerated praise ....of someone he couldn't respect!

The Amshinover and Rav Shmuel were chavrusies many years ago.

Chareidim Support Poland in their anti-Holocaust Fight!




Poland recently introduced a bill that prohibits any citizen from saying that Poland was complicit in the murder of Polish Jews during the Holocaust!
They want to write out Polish atrocities against the Jews by their own citizens from their history books!

Every single Jew knows that the Poles were worse than the Nazis themselves, and the Nazis built most of the death camps in Poland, knowing that the Poles wouldn't object!

Thousands of books have been written by Holocaust Scholars including Lucy Davidowitz, confirming what we all know..

So here come a bunch of demented Chareidie scum, to the Polish Consulate in Israel, to support the murderers....

How low have we sunk ...... How low????




Frum Lawyer Kami Barker Charges Blue Cross-Blue Shield with 1 Billion Dollar Fraud

Kami Barker
Socked with more than a quarter-million dollars in medical bills despite having full health coverage, a city lawyer decided to take action — and discovered that two of New York’s biggest insurance providers may have scammed roughly $1 billion out of taxpayers, a newly unsealed lawsuit charges.
Kami Barker brought the whistleblower case against Empire Blue Cross-Blue Shield and its partner Emblem Health under the state’s False Claims Act, which provides incentives to citizens who expose fraud — offering up to 30 percent of any payout.
The 37-year-old Emory Law grad says she was shocked when the insurers stuck her with a roughly $260,000 bill for medical expenses tied to four hospitalizations between February 2012 and November 2013.
Barker, then an attorney for the city Law Department, visited in-network hospitals while battling trigeminal neuralgia, a chronic pain condition that led to recurring septic infections. The illness was unrelated to her disability. She’s been in a wheelchair since age 11.
When Empire — which covers 600,000 city employees, retirees and their families — left her holding the bag for such a huge cut of the total $1.26 million in care, she became suspicious.
“So my room and board was paid for but my doctors were not, my surgical procedures were not, and my medicine was not,” Barker told The Post on Tuesday. “That’s how I ended up getting footed with all these bills.”
After some digging with the help of attorney Steve Cohen she discovered the insurer “deliberately exaggerated the benefits available under the plan, while understating the uncovered costs that must be paid by members,” her suit in state Supreme Court in Manhattan says.
For example, a summary of Barker’s plan said that if she chose in-network hospitals she “will save money.”
What the material didn’t disclose was that many of the doctors working within those hospitals were out-of-network.
Of Barker’s total $1.26 million in claims, Empire and Emblem only paid the hospitals and doctors a combined $625,000.

Satmar Create False Narrative With their Toddlers!


Dozens of children of Satmar's Talmud Torah Yetev Lev, held a special march in the streets of Yerusalayim, wearing a costume that expressed the message "We shall die, and will not enlist in the army"
The only problem with the march and it's message, is that's its all a huge lie!
No frum person has to enlist in the IDF if they are enrolled in a yeshiva or a kollel!

But as many Gedoilim have expressed that if it wasn't  for Zionism, Satmar would collapse on its own ... they have nothing to sell as far as spiritually is concerned, and it cult is on its way down to oblivion .. 
So the Satmar askanim are attempting to thread water by brainwashing their innocent children .........
But as they get older, the children open their eyes and see that its all a fraud and leave in droves...

BBC Airs Footage Of Rabbeim Hitting Children in Yeshivas



The BBC has aired concerning footage of what appears to be Rabbeim hitting children at “a suspected unregistered ultra-orthodox Jewish school in Essex, [UK].”

The videos were part of a widespread investigation into abuses at 350 suspected unregistered schools known to Ofsted, the governments education watchdog agency.
The report comes at a particularly bad time for Yeshivas in Britian, with communities already on edge about unwanted government interference in education. Just last week, DIN reported the Chief Rabbi of Gateshead, HaRav Shraga Feivel Zimmerman stated “Jews will have to leave England before long,” over the interference.
Schools in England are required to register with the government if they teach five or more children for 18 hours a week or more.
The Synagogue in Westcliff-on-Sea housing the ultra-orthodox Jewish school  at which the alleged abuse was filmed denied there was an unregistered school operating on the site. It also said “home schooling” was provided within the 18 hours limit. However, the BBC claims  to have observed it operating for longer hours.
The footage of a teacher appearing to strike a boy and manhandle a distressed child showed “huge safeguarding issues”, said Anne Longfield, the Children’s Commissioner for England.
“When the adult turns round, the child steps back and the adult clearly strikes the child”, she said, observing the footage.
The synagogue, on whose grounds the school is based, said it was not aware of any incidents, but asked for more information.
The BBC report did not specify the number of the reported 350 unregistered schools in England that are religious. However, half of the religious schools are reportedly Muslim.

Chofetz Chaim's Letter about his Emigration to Israel


Letter from Rabban of Israel Chafetz Chaim in his 1926 handwriting about his immigration to Eretz Israel 
and clarification of his home in Petah Tikv 


Background: The great dream and desire of the Chofetz
 Chaim was to rise and establish the ore of the Holy Land, and was full of longing and yearning to settle in it. Already in 1880 he conditioned himself on the conditions he had committed to his son-in-law, To immigrate to Eretz Israel, as he did with the rest of his sons-in-law, and so he made a stipulation in 1903 when he married his second wife, Mrs. Miriam Freida.

But his great concern and work for his yeshiva, and Torah institutions in the Diaspora, prevented him from fulfilling his ambition 
Nevertheless, after the establishment of the Vaad HaYeshivot, which the Chafetz Chaim saw as an economic anchor for yeshivot, he again turned to fulfilling his wish and immigrating to the Land of Israel. When it became known to the rabbis of Lithuania, a meeting was held at the home of Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski, Av Beit Din of Vilna, and it was decided to ask the Chafetz Chaim to postpone his journey in order to strengthen the Vaad HaYeshivot. "And he indeed postponed his journey until the eleventh of Elul 5625, when he sent a farewell letter to his brother in the Diaspora and all his parcels were prepared for the journey, but again a delegation of yeshiva heads came to him, headed by Rabbi Baruch Ber Leibowitz, who wept in tears for a third At least until after Sukkot to help ensure the existence of the yeshivas, and the Chafetz Chaim,

At this stage of the attempts to ascend, the story enters the rare letter of the Chofetz Chaim, which was written before us on the 4th of Tishrei Vayeira [17 Cheshvan 5626], with a detailed description of the course of events and the reasons that prevented him from immigrating to Israel until now , And a request to clarify some important things for him.

"Here I was almost ready to go to the Holy Land" from the book of Rabbi Yisrael Meir HaCohen.  "And from heaven I became very weak in patients in complete danger, and we were forced to take her to the hospital in Vilna, and with God's grace you went out of danger, Delaying my path for the time being. '
Now the Chafetz Chaim wants to clarify several details: 

 If the house being built for him in Petah Tikva (see below) is completed or is in the middle of the construction. 

 What to do about an immigration permit whose validity will pass until his wife gets better. 

 The physical condition of Torah institutions in Petah Tikva. 
 Can they obtain a maid's name? 

 An application to inform him of the safety of his son-in-law Rabbi Aharon HaCohen.


The end of the story is known, later that year his wife (see the years of generation and generation, page 119), and again obtained new licenses, but on the same day his daughter fell ill, and after that his doctors advised him that the journey in his precarious state of health, Then the Chafetz Chaim completed and said that he saw that the heavenly sky was delaying his journey (see all of this in the book Ha-Chafetz Chaim and act for the Admor Yashar, 2b 1858-1817).

In addition to being a historical letter written and signed in the very holy handwriting of the saint of the High Priest, the Chofetz Chaim zt "l in a matter that was so close to his heart - to live in the shadow of the Holy Land and to serve God in peace and tranquility in a small settlement soaked in the sanctity of the Land of Israel, Is to hold it in the house, as written about the wishes of the recipient.
It turns out that this is one of the most important and important letters that are now known in the handwriting of Maor Yisroel Rabbeinu Yisrael Meir HaCohen of Radin, Chafetz Chaim and Mishnah Berurah.