Zera Shimshon Parshas VaYeishav

 

J Street defends the Vicious Anti-Semite Ilhan Omar

 

J Street, a far-left organization that has done more to turn Israel into a partisan issue than any other, has joined other anti-Israel Jewish groups (Ameinu, Americans for Peace Now, Bend the Arc: Jewish Action, Habonim Dror North America, J Street, New Israel Fund, the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism and T’ruah - note that the Reform Movementisout in the open) in an attempt to browbeat Kevin McCarthy—likely to be the next speaker of the House—into not kicking virulent antisemite Rep. Ilhan Omar off the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

This is in keeping with J Street’s plan to make Israel less safe and turn it into a wedge issue.

Ben & Jerry’s, Unilever settle dispute over Israeli ice cream

 

Unilever said Thursday that its litigation with the independent board of Ben & Jerry’s over the sale of its Israeli ice cream business has “been resolved.”

The company did not provide details of how the litigation had been resolved.

Unilever in June sold its Ben & Jerry’s ice cream business in Israel and the West Bank to its local licensee, Avi Zinger, for an undisclosed sum. The next month, Ben & Jerry’s filed a lawsuit against a Unilever subsidiary to try to block the sale.

The Vermont-based ice cream brand said last year it no longer wanted to sell its products in the occupied West Bank because it was inconsistent with its values. Ben & Jerry’s products have been for sale in Israel for decades.

In an updated lawsuit filed in September, Ben & Jerry’s said it was seeking damages and wanted the trademarks returned. The company also asked a judge to stop Zinger from selling the ice cream in the West Bank.

Ben & Jerry’s declined to comment and Ben & Jerry’s independent board did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

“I am pleased that the litigation between Unilever and the independent Board of Ben & Jerrys has been resolved,” Avi Zinger said in a statement on Thursday.

Chareidim Riot Like Arabs in Bet Shemesh "Bet" Throwing Stones on Buses with children inside and Putting Trash Bins on Fire .Rabbanim Refuse to Condemn them!

 

As I explained previously, Beit Shemesh is huge with a population of over 120,000 bl"eh. 

There is a neighborhood that is called Beit Shemesh Bet, where the majority of the residents are extremists. 

If you met them one on one, they are the nicest guys but when they are together, they are dangerous, just like a match and a powder keg.

About two weeks ago, a couple of these guys decided to take a bus to Yerushlayim and burn down a store that sold Kosher cell phones, that refused to pay the Chareidie Mafia... "bakshish" bribe money!

There was a family of twelve living upstairs on top of the store, and they barely got out with their lives; the entire store burned to a crisp.

After an investigation, the Zionists were able to identify who the "tzaddikim" were by examining the nearby "tumedikeh" video cameras. They discovered that the arsonists lived in Beit Shemesh Bet!

They arrested the arsonists who should have been charged with attempted murder, but the cursed Zionist judge who had misplaced mercy on these "achzorim" only held them for arson. 

Since their arrest, there has been violent protests every single night, where grown men and bochrim block traffic in their very own communities for hours on end,  to try to get the judge to release them. 

No one would actually care except that there are wedding halls in this neighborhood, and people from other surrounding areas need to go there if they want to go to the simchas. Some stopped going to simchas to avoid the hassle. 

 The residents or people, if you want to call them that, by in large support these terrorists, since they do nothing to stop them, they just munch on "garinim" and gaze at them like they would at monkeys in a zoo. 

Last night they took these riots to a new level, having learned from their Palestinian cousins, that to make the news, you have to step up your game, so they threw rocks at the windows of the buses that were just sitting there, trapped like mice in a cat's jaws, with innocent, men, women and children and even infants sitting inside... For some color, they put the garbage bins on fire..

Hashem must have been watching, because miracle of miracles, no one got hurt.

While this was going on, a group of maybe 100, hired taxis to take them to a brand-new neighborhood in Beit Shemesh, called Beit Shemesh Dalet to continue their mischief. 

Beir Shemesh Dalet will eventually be the largest neighborhood in Beit Shemesh, and these hooligans trying to discourage Dati Leumi Jews from moving in (there are hundreds of Dati Leumi families living there already) protest there every night and scribble "tzniyois" graffiti on the brand-new walls.

Last night they stepped up the game over there too and started spitting on the girls and grown woman that walked by and proceeded to draw Palestinian flags in the brand-new elevators. 

Spitting for them is nothing new, in 2011 they spat and verbally abused a little girl going to school. They got a lot of flak for this huge Chillul Hashem and to stop the national outrage they marched out one of their Capos, a guy by the name of Moshe Friedman who brazenly made a statement denying the entire incident, though he did admit to "yelling" at this little girl, even though there were others who witnessed the incident.

He said at that time that they would continue to yell and harass the little girls because the school she attended was in their neighborhood. The school is actually on the border, (I know, I lived around the corner) and even if it was in their neighborhood, why should a little frum girl going to yeshiva in Israel, in a Jewish country, be yelled and screamed at? And why can't a frum Dati School be anywhere in Israel? If they don't like it, they should move to Ramallah,

In Dalet, there are none of their schools there yet, B"H, and yet they take taxis to spit and yell at girls and Jewish mothers, that don't even live in their neighborhood.

The "spitter" was arrested last night but the Zionist judge let the "shtick drek" off with a warning.

The residents in this new neighborhood, seeing that the Zionists police wouldn't do a damn thing, have decided to fight back, and are taking the law into their own hands and now there is a war every night in Dalet, and I hope no one gets killed.

The protestors don't even live there, they live in BET! 

I think that the Beit Shemesh community should do the following:

(A) Stop shopping in BET, let the shopkeepers know, that things can go two ways

(B) DALET residents should jot down the license plate numbers of the vehicle transporting these vermin and call the Taxi companies and tell them they will not be responsible for what happens to their tires

(C) Sue them personally! 

Do people really hate Charedim?"

by Rationalist Judaism Blog 

I’m always astounded at the frequent charedi claim that the widespread antipathy towards them is motivated by some sort of deep-rooted hatred of Judaism/ Hashem/ Torah. Some people describe it straight-out as antisemitism.

Really? Is there no other possible reason why resent charedim? You can't conceive of anything else?

Americans on alert as tech-savvy criminals use Apple AirTag to stalk, steal

 

Strange chirping sounds and alerts on iPhones have put some Americans on high alert over the last year and a half as they try to figure out why an unknown device is tracking their every move.

 It’s one of the latest crime trends that tech-savvy criminals are using to carry out car thefts and stalkings, which has pushed police departments across the nation to warn residents to watch out for the new tactic.

 "In a traditional stalking case, typically you have people who are making contact or unwanted contact with a victim, repeatedly,"

 Dearborn, Michigan, police Sgt. James Isaacs told Fox 2 earlier this year.

 "They're following them where they work, where they go to school, where they are going to eat. Using the AirTag is just another way for them to do that in a more surreptitious way." 

 Dearborn is among the slew of police departments that have warned the public since last year to be on high alert for criminals using Apple AirTags to steal or illegally follow people. 

 Apple released AirTags in April of 2021 as the latest way to find lost personal items such as keys or handbags, and billed with the instructions "Ping It. Find It." AirTag owners can clip the small disc-shaped device to something they often misplace, and simply ask Siri to track the AirTag, which has a built-in speaker that chirps when engaged, or use an iPhone to track its exact location.

Discovery of King Hezekiah’s Inscriptions

 

Archaeologist Prof. Gershon Galil on Wednesday night revealed on Channel 14 what they believe to be one of the most important archaeological discoveries of all time in Israel, which they say presents a breakthrough in the study of the history of Israel in the biblical period.

As Prof. Galil put it: “I managed to decipher five new monumental royal inscriptions of King Hezekiah of Judah, which together include dozens of lines and hundreds of letters. The inscriptions mention the name of Hezekiah, king of Judah, and summarize his main actions in the first seventeen years of his reign, among them, the quarrying of Nikbat Ha’Shiloah and its pool; the ritual reform; the conquest of Philistia; and his accumulation of great wealth.”

The most crucial aspect of his discovery, according to Galil, is the fact that “the inscriptions indicate the exact date on which the Ha’Shiloah project was completed: 2 Tammuz, year 17 of Hezekiah, or 709 BCE.”

According to him, “It is now clear that the chronology dating the start of Hezekiah’s reign in 726 BCE is to be preferred,” which was the point of his 1996 book, “The Chronology of the Kings of Israel and Judah.”

Chareidie Who spit on Women and drew Palestinian Flag Arrested Finally

 

משטרת בית שמש עצרה אדם חרדי בחשד שצייר את דגל פלסטין ורשם 'ציונים החוצה' ובהמשך ירק על אישה

אתמול (שלישי) עצרה משטרת בית שמש תושב העיר בחשד שצייר את דגל פלסטין עם הכיתוב "ציונים החוצה" על דגל מעלית.

עוד עולה כי באירוע נוסף פגש אישה וירק עליה תוך כדי שהוא מקלל אותה. בית משפט השלום החליט בדיון הבוקר לשחרר את החשוד למעצר בית.

בפתח הדיון בבית משפט השלום בירושלים שם ביקשה המשטרה להאריך את מעצרו, אמר נציג המשטרה שמדובר בעצור שנעצר על בסיס צו והוא נחשד ע"פ החשד בשני אירועים.

האירוע בגינו הוצא צו המעצר לחשוד הגיע בעקבות האירוע בו על פי החשד הוא שם דגל של פלסטין במעלית ורשם "ציונים החוצה".

כאמור, באירוע נוסף על פי החשד פגש באישה וירק עליה תוך שהוא מקלל אותה. לאחר שבעלה של האישה הגיע למקום, המשיב נמלט מהמקום.

המשיב נחקר-לגבי האירוע הראשון עם האישה, המשיב הודה כי היה לו עימות עם אישה, אך טען כי היא קיללה אותו והוא אמר לה "איכסה" וכי הוא אויים ע"י בעלה באמצעות סכין.

עורך הדין רועי פוליטי המייצג את החשוד אמר בדיון כי יש שני אירועים כאשר אחד מהם, הוא השחתת פני מקרקעין. לטענת עורך הדין, העבירה היא בטח לא עבירה שמקימה עילת מסוכנות אם הדברים נכונים.

על המקרה השני אמר עורך דינו של החשוד כי "אם הם שמעו ממנו שאיימו עליו בסכין ולא קרה שום דבר מעבר לזה זה חמור ביותר. האישה והבעל לא נחקרו תחת אזהרה אני מניח ולמעשה מי שאמור להיות עצור נמצא בחוץ. לאור הנסיבות, חומרת העניין, חלוף הזמן והחשד הסביר הנמוך, אבקש לשחרר אותו בתנאים".

בסיום הדיון החליט השופט לשחרר את החשוד למעצר בית בן - 4 ימים ומספר תנאים נוספים

New Survey Says that 80 percent of Charedim use the internet

 

A new survey conducted by the Israeli Internet Union and the Haredi Institute for Policy Research has released its latest findings on internet use among Israel's haredi population, relating to the year 2021. The survey shows that around 80 percent of haredim use the internet, even though around half have no home internet access.

Haredim from the Lithuanian stream use the internet more than Chassidim or Sephardim, while Sephardim are more likely than the other two haredi streams to access the internet via a mobile phone, and haredi women are more likely to access the internet via a mobile phone than haredi men are.

The survey also revealed the main concerns limiting internet use among haredim. Topping the list is the fear of becoming addicted, followed by worries of time-wasting and concern of the detrimental impact on children. Haredim are not particularly concerned that use of the internet will impact their family's matchmaking prospects or getting their children accepted into schools.

The Death of the Baal Teshuva Movement?

 

When Jews left Judaism and Orthodoxy in droves during the 1800s and early 1900s, the great sages of the generation took strong action. Great sages, from the great Chafetz Chaim to several Lubavitcher Rebbes, From Sarah Schnirer to the Alter of Novardhok and R’ Meir Shapiro, addressed the problems, did their best to implement improvements and remedies and fought heroically to fill the historic role Jewish leaders have taken throughout the generations to preserve Yiddishkeit through the countless challenges we have faced as a people.

They were not labeled as anti-Charedi for not towing party line or saying that everything is perfect; they acknowledged the problems and addressed them.

This being said, it is important we acknowledge the new reality of our generation, and that is that the Baal Teshuva movement, as we knew it is dead. It is no longer here. This is not just something that has to do with the world of Jewish outreach, it also can tell us a lot about the state of orthodoxy, and the rapidly changing world we are living in.