“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, February 23, 2020

Trump Congratulates "Crazy Bernie" ......Won Because of "Undocumented Immigrants"?

Bernie Sanders’s Nevada caucus campaign ended with a convincing win Saturday afternoon, thanks in large measure to a 37-percentage-point victory among Latino caucus-goers. Many are not yet citizens. But the seeds of that victory were sown five years ago when a staffer on Sanders’s first presidential bid had trouble reading a Spanish website.  
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Over 200 Israelis and 30 Children In Isolation After Contact With South Korean Tourists

Over 200 Israelis are in isolation as of Sunday morning due to contact with South Korean tourists who tested positive for the coronavirus in South Korea after returning from a tour of Israel.
Nineteen South Koreans who were on a week-long trip in Israel from February 8 -15 and were in contact with hundreds of Israelis tested positive for the coronavirus when they returned home, Israel’s Health Ministry said on Motzei Shabbos.
About 30 Beer Sheba eighth grade students who visited the Tel Be’er Sheva National Park last Thursday at the same time as the South Korean tourists were instructed to self-quarantine.
Two of the students’ teachers were also instructed to self-quarantine as well as the cleaning staff of the Jerusalem hotel where the tourists stayed.
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Binyomin Gewirtz Bone-Marrow Donor Meets Scott Novorr the Recipient For Very First time

A non-Jewish man fighting leukemia finally met the stranger – a Frum man from Lakewood New Jersey – who donated bone marrow to help save his life.
The two men had the chance to meet for the first time at a bone marrow gala on Thursday night.
Bone marrow recipient Scott Novorr said he owes his life to Binyomin Gewirtz.
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Saturday, February 22, 2020

Briskers Hiding Handwritten Letter Of R' Aron Kotlar that wrote that the Brisker Rav's Position was Pro-Voting!

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Shabtai Tzvi Syndrome comeback?

The devastating pain Shabtai Tzvi(1626-1676) and his followers inflicted on the Jewish people have lasted for centuries. 

Presenting himself as the Messiah, garnering the support of hundreds of thousands, Tzvi’s eventual misconduct and conversion to Islam, has scared the Jewish people for centuries. 

Much of this pain could have been prevented by addressing this charlatan and likely psychopath earlier.

 Sadly, we have seen in the past year, a wave of deja vu Shabtai Tzvi ideology flourishing in the past five years in the Jewish community— without much religious opposition. 

The primary manifestation of this can be seen in the case of disgraced charismatic leader Eliezer Berland, arrested last week in Jerusalem. 

His open disregard to at least two of Judaism’s three most cardinal sins can be seen on video alongside other widely available incriminating information. 

Similar to Shabtai Tzi, Berland’s seeming disregard for the laws of morality is public, and often rationalized by his followers. 

Recently, Berland was taken into custody for allegedly advising a cancer patient to quit life-saving treatment in favor of giving him money, resulting in her tragic death. 
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Rabbi Dr. Chaim Wakslak Morah D’Asra, Young Israel of Long Beach Passes On

Rabbi Dr. Chaim Wakslak z’l, who was the Morah D’Asra, Young Israel of Long Beach and the clinical director of HASC Center, passed away.
The Levaya was held Erev Shabbos  
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Thursday, February 20, 2020

Larry Tesler The inventor of "cut/copy & paste" Dies at 74 ...Bronx Jewish Boy!

The pioneering computer scientist Lawrence 'Larry' Tesler whose accomplishments included inventing the cut, copy and paste commands for computers has died. 
Bronx-born Mr Tesler died on Monday at the age of 74. A cause of death has not been released.
Xerox, the company where he spent part of his career, tweeted: 'The inventor of cut/copy & paste, find & replace, and more was former Xerox researcher Larry Tesler.
'Your workday is easier thanks to his revolutionary ideas. Larry passed away Monday, so please join us in celebrating him,' they added. 
The Stanford University graduate specialized in human-computer interaction, utilizing his expertise at companies such as Amazon, Apple, Yahoo and the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC). 
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