Ezra Friedlander Now Hanging Around With the Republican Inna Vernikov

We are old enough to remember when Ezra wrote in the Jewish News blogs urging Heimishe Yidden to not switch parties and stay with the DemonRats, because "Republicans have no chance in New York City,"  but Inna proved Ezra wrong and won in a landslide over her DemonRat opponent.

Now like a "Chamer-Izel" he is following her around!

 

Profoundly grateful to have been in the right place at the right time to help @hatzalah on this lifesaving effort…https://t.co/h7MRNaRJzH pic.twitter.com/GMbM0FUH7z

— Inna Vernikov (@InnaVernikov) December 22, 2021

This Santa is not a Satmar Chusid

 

No Satmar Chusid would visit the Kotel!

Satmar Rebbe Visits Widow of R' Shlomo Chaim Heisler .... but where is she?

 

Satmar Grand Rebbe Aron visits widow of Philanthropist R'Shlomo Chaim Heisler (1919-2015) who donated new building w/kids Weingarten & Schon pic.twitter.com/78PFMj0wZC

— Satmar Headquarters (@HQSatmar) December 15, 2016

Not Tzneedik Bobov Mitzvah Tanz ...

If this was a modern wedding and the Chassan was dancing with the Kallah with hundreds of men standing around  clapping and ogling her, and the modern rabbi running circles around them, every one would be screaming "preetzes, not tzneesdik" but if they are chassidim doing it with the Rebbe running around with his fancy bathrobe then of course its ok~ because this is a "Holy minhag"

ריקוד ביד אחת: החתן והכלה רוקדים 'מצווה טאנץ' בשמחת החתונה בחסידות באבוב. pic.twitter.com/Z5knNdsTTr

— שימי שפר (@Shimishafer) December 22, 2021

Ancient Treasure Found at Sea: 2 shipwrecks discovered off Israel's coast near Caesarea

 

A number of fascinating artifacts from the wrecks of two ships that foundered off the coast of Caesarea in the Roman and Mamluk periods (some 1700 and 600 years ago) have been discovered in recent months near Caesarea, during an underwater survey conducted by the Marine Archaeology Unit of the Israel Antiquities Authority. The ships’ cargoes and the remains of their wrecked hulls were found scattered in shallow water at a depth of about 4 m, scattered on the sea floor.

According to Jacob Sharvit and Dror Planer of the Israel Antiquities Authority’s Marine Archaeology Unit, “The ships were probably anchored nearby and were wrecked by a storm. They may have been anchored offshore after getting into difficulty, or fearing stormy weather, because sailors know well that mooring in shallow, open water outside of a port is dangerous and prone to disaster.”

Jews in the Lower East Side 1960's

 

Jews in the Lower East Side, 1960s. pic.twitter.com/PwI7qpB2G6

— Hungry Chipmunk (@hungrychipmunk) November 23, 2021

Listen to Lakewood Boy , son of Menachem Mozes, Scream Profanities and threating an other Jew

The Kid barking profanities and threating to get a knife and stones is none other than the son of Menachem Mozes the principal of Yeshivas Torahs Aharon and grandchild of Shlomo Chaim Kanarek. Owner and operator of several schools in Lakewood NJ. 

They are  upset with a neighbor who is fighting the "Vaad" and put up an "eirav" among other things without permission of the Lakewood kapos!

The boys throwing eggs and stones on a home on November 27. Nooo there are not goyim they are boys that wear hats and learn Torah most of the day 

"Never be afraid" Uplifting Niggun

 

Listen to Chazzan Yitzchok Meir Helfgott Bless the State of Israel

Blimi Marcus A Nurse Fights Anti-Vaxxers with 140-Page Rebuttal

 

Did you get the P.I.E. Magazine my organization wrote?

We go through lie after lie produced by the Jewish anti-vax Peach Magazine (that triggered the measles outbreak) and we refute them line by line - with references - for 144 pages.

Happy reading & vaccinating! pic.twitter.com/HqdwVG2Yq4

— Blimi Marcus (@MarcusBlimi) December 19, 2021

A detailed rebuttal to the anti-vaxxers  claims has come from a group of Orthodox nurses called Emes, Hebrew for “truth.” Emes was an active advocate for vaccines during the measles outbreak; its own pamphlet is cheekily called PIE, short for Parents Informed and Educated, and clocks in at 144 pages. It offers basic, fact-based information on vaccines and their benefits.

But there’s one disease it doesn’t address: COVID-19. Blima Marcus, the president of Emes who has a doctorate in nursing, said the material for PIE was actually assembled before the pandemic. However, because Emes relied on healthcare workers who were slammed for the past 18 months and aren’t paid for their work with the organization, it was only published and distributed this month.