Mazal Tov! Chuck Schumer's Daughter Marries A "Shiksa"

The question all frum Jews are asking: 

Was Ezra (the Kapo) "Tuchis Lekker" Friedlander invited? 

If he was there did he get a bracha.

Alison Schumer, the younger of Sen. Chuck Schumer’s two daughters, married Elizabeth Weiland on Sunday in Brooklyn, with the couple posing for wedding photos on a bridge over the toxic Gowanus Canal.

The white-dress-clad lovebirds, each clutching a mixed bouquet — with Alison Schumer wearing shoes as green as the Superfund site below them — held hands and shared a tender glance on the rust-flecked Union Street Bridge, which has become a popular backdrop for photos.

Starting at around 10 a.m., the pair posed for several snaps along the tree-lined bridge before heading inside the nearby Green Building event space to exchange vows in a brief, intimate ceremony at around noon.

Dershowitz: Democratic party tolerates anti-Semitism

Passengers Say EL AL Lied About Charedi Violence On Flight From NY

Passengers on the nightmare El Al flight from New York to Tel Aviv on Thursday night have accused the airline of lying and of a “kidnap” after a five-hour delay in taking off meant that the plane could not reach Israel before Shabbat began.

Despite El Al’s initial statement alleging that haredi fliers had been violent, numerous passengers stated subsequently that there had been no violence at all, with many blaming the late arrival of the cabin crew to the airport for the severe delay and failure to reach Israel on time.

Flight LY002 was scheduled to leave New York’s JFK Airport at 6:30 p.m. local time Thursday and arrive in Israel on Friday afternoon. But due to snow storms and the failure of the El Al cabin staff to arrive on time at the airport, the flight ended up leaving more than five hours later.

Shortly before the plane took off, religious passengers began to request stridently to disembark since they realized that the flight would continue into the Sabbath on Friday evening, a violation of Jewish religious law.

El Al claimed that “a group of haredim” requested to get off the plane and “exercised heavy and violent pressure against the cabin crew” in seeking to disembark, and alleged that this caused further delays in taking off.

BENNETT AND SHAKED TO RESIGN MONDAY .... UPDATED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Education Minister Naftali Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked announced that they are holding a press conference on Monday, where they will probably announce their resignation, Channel 2 reported today!

UPDATED

Jewish Home ministers Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked will remain in the coalition government, the two said Monday, despite the Prime Minister’s refusal to appoint Bennett as Defense Minister.

The two Jewish Home leaders addressed reporters at a press briefing Monday morning, following Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s announcement Sunday night that he would serve as Defense Minister, following Avigdor Liberman’s departure last week.

I’m one of those ‘violent’ religious passengers on El Al #002

From

Betsalel Steinhart

I am writing this as a response to the articles posted on the news and social media of violence on El Al 002 from JFK.

I was on that flight and as I type this, I am in Athens airport waiting to board my 11:30 p.m. flight back to Tel Aviv. (Which is another point: Why cannot they get a flight earlier? We all have to work tomorrow and will not get back until 2 a.m.!)

I am not Haredi, just a religious man who keeps Shabbat, and neither were most of the 200 of us who got off the plane in Athens rather than desecrate Shabbat. Maybe 20 percent Haredi at most.

Chabad here were fantastic and a potentially horrible Shabbat was memorable.

I did not see any violence on the flight after the captain announced the change of destination, although clearly I wasn’t watching every part of the plane all the time. If there was, then that is inexcusable.

I saw: disappointment, anger, raised voices, for sure.

Understandably. We all had plans for Shabbat. None of us wanted to be in Athens.

However: El Al, take responsibility for your actions. You were the problem here:

Now That the Litvishe Party "Degel" Won Elections .. Yeshivah Boys and Girls Dance In the Same Room Without a Mechitzah To Celebrate

The above video depicts Yeshiva guys celebrating the secular Leon as the new mayor of Yerushalyim .... with girls dancing in the same room without a mechitzah..

G-D forbid if  this happened at a wedding ... The Rosh Yeshivah would 

throw them head first out of the yeshivah..

So I ask ... is it ok for the girls to go to the army now

 Now watch how Chaim Walder the face of the Litvishe Party Degel dances around the newly 

elected secular Mayor of Haifa

After watching both videos both the Boys and the girls can go to the army ...

Day Yoimie Snippets ... Menachois Pages 93,94, 95,96,97, 98 & 99

You can copy and print this without my consent, since Torah belongs to all of us..... 

See  previous Daf Yoimie Snippets 

"דף צ''ג .."קרבן של ילד  

Page 93 Mesectas Menachois  

"A Korban of a Child" 

The mishnah on this daf states that if a child should bring a sacrifice then the mitzvah of "Smicha (leaning)" is not performed.

But when does a child ever brings a korban? 

A child is not obligated in performing any mitzvois and if he wishes to bring a korban, we do not accept it?

Commentaries explain that there are cases that this can indeed occur ....

A child whose father died and who while he was alive designated an animal for a korban and before he had a chance to fulfill his mitzvah he died ... the son even if he is only a  child is obligated to fulfill his late father's wishes and offer this sacrifice.

Commentaries add another situation.....

in a case where the child is a "metzorah" afflicted with leprosy, in that case once he gets healed, his father can offer a sacrifice on his behalf.

Press "read more" immediately below to continue to the rest of the dafim!

Dating Girl Doesn't Want Learning Boy Because He Took His Hat Off When He got Into Car!!

I swear... Seminary Girls Don't Need Living Husbands ... They Need To Marry Hats!!!! No Wonder We Have A Shidduch Crisis!! 
From FJJ

Frum man driving a taxi hit multiple cars Tuesday night following a medical episode and then makes Chillul Hashem by refusing to leave car!!!

 Video on top ... Police try to remove him from car but he refuses to leave!

Video on bottom .... EMS finally get the guy out but not before he lights up a cigarette 



The incident occurred around 9pm Tuesday evening on McDonald and 18th Ave. 

A frum Jewish taxi driver with a huge Yarlmukah had a medical emergency and crashed his car, hitting a few parked cars and a pole. One of the cars hit was owned by a Boro Park Shomrim member who called 911 as well as Hatzolah.

First responders on scene say the driver was confused and disoriented, still attempting to drive away.

Other Bloggers saying that the Cops were "abusive" because they "cursed" him .....

Hellllllllow!

How many cars does a guy have to hit before we get "abusive" with him??????
Hey.... the guy tried to drive away.....
and he had time to light his  stupid cigarette
I'm surprised the cops didn't beat the living daylights out of him! 

The man was eventually removed from his vehicle, and transported to Maimonides Medical Center for treatment.

Mimi Hecht's Instagram Account Deleted Because It Was Pro-Israel!!!!

By COLlive reporter

Mimi Hecht, a clothing company owner and a resident of Brooklyn's Crown Heights neighborhood, is calling out what she says is censorship of her pro-Israel posts on the social media platform Instagram.
The co-founder of Mimu Maxi is accusing Instagram of deleting her posts calling out bias in the news media, as well as on social media, following recent anti- Semitic attacks and the escalation of fighting in Gaza.

Hecht says she was recently moved to acknowledge the lack of empathy towards the victims of the anti-Semitic horrific shooting in Pittsburgh to her followers on her company's Instagram account.

"Everyone was posting about the attack," Hecht said. "An attack on my people. But we were left out of the story altogether. Post after post about the shooting, yet virtually every single one was either political-focused, or merely an obligatory generalized statement on the need to 'love one another."