Anti-semitic Hate Group, Shout Slurs Against Jews in Orlando

 

 A disgusting and disturbing video surfaced Wednesday on social media where Jon Minadeo leader of the anti-semitic hate group “Goyim defense league”, is seen harassing Jews in front of the Chabad house in Orlando at 7347 W Sand Lake Road.

The incident happened this past Friday where several members, and its leader of the GDL, stood in front of the Chabad house shouting “go Back to Israel” and “you belong in the oven”.

The Goyim Defense League is a loose network of individuals connected by their virulent antisemitism. The group includes five or six primary organizers/public figures, dozens of supporters and thousands of online followers.

GDL attracts a range of anti-Semites and white supremacists who are motivated and united by their hatred of Jews.

Thank you, high school dropout in a Hawaiian shirt, for reminding us that hatred of Jews and hatred of Israel always comes from exactly the same place pic.twitter.com/EeXKW8dHHE

— Itay Milner (@ItayMilner) February 22, 2023

Antisemites Will Have a National “Day of Hate” Against Jews this Shabbos Around Country & Especially in Florida

 

 A “Day of Hate” is being planned for this Shabbos by a group of Neo-Nazi antisemites. It was first reported by the Chicago Police Department to its local Jewish community, and now authorities in New York and Florida are warning their Jewish communities to be vigilant.

Last month, an anti-Semitic group based in Iowa designated Feb. 25 as a “day of hate,” and other white supremacist and hate groups have since said they plan to participate, according to David Goldenberg, the Midwest regional director of the Anti-Defamation League. One of the organizations behind the plot if the Goyim Defense League (GDL).

Chicago police have been urging Jewish communities to be extra vigilant. “At this time, there is no actionable intelligence,” the department said in a statement. “We continue to actively monitor the situation.”

The NYPD has now also released a similar notice to the Chicago PD, warning New York Jewish communities to be extremely vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

In addition, the O-U has sent a message to its network of shuls, encouraging them to be vigilant and stay in contact with local law enforcement to request enhanced security. They said they have been in contact with the DHS and FBI about the threats.

Video Footage Hours Before Schwartz Killed In Miami Beach

 

 A TV station in Florida is airing exclusive footage they have obtained, were it shows an orthodox Jewish man hours before he was found dead in his car in North Miami beach, in a lot at the Wendy’s at 25 NE 167 St., just west of Interstate 95.

Local 10 TV News reported that, the surveillance video that surfaced Wednesday, showing the last time Hershy Schwartz, 40, was seen alive.

Schwartz, was looking at his phone, in his car, shortly before 3:10 a.m., on Feb. 19. He appeared to be searching for something before he got out of his car and returned at about 4:30 a.m.

Detectives suspect a robber later shot him three times and dragged him out of his car, according to relatives.

Police are tight-lipped and have only said, they have good leads.

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Christian Dentists offering FREE services to Israelis but with a catch!

 

What????? Biden now offering Ukrainians "Pensions?"

 

What?! https://t.co/s9oke0QYvW

— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) February 21, 2023

R’ Yaakov Horowitz on Pictures of Women in Jewish Publications

 

Renowned Chinuch expert Rabbi Yaakov Horowitz has posted a video on Instagram, discussing whether it is acceptable to have pictures of women in frum publications and the “public sphere.”

First reading of bills related to the judicial reform approved in the Knesset

 

The Knesset on Monday night approved the first reading of the first two laws of the judicial reform being promoted by Minister Yariv Levin.

Two bills, which relate to the Basic Law: The Judiciary, were voted upon. The two clauses which were approved are a clause dealing with changing the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee, so that it has a majority of members of the coalition, as well as a clause that will prevent the Supreme Court from striking down Basic Laws.

The bills were approved by a majority of 63 MKs who voted in favor and 47 who voted against. They will now be returned to the Knesset Constitution Committee, which will prepare them for their second and third readings.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin said after the vote, "We have taken a very important step in the process of correcting the judicial system. No longer a legal system that belongs to the elites, no longer an aristocracy. From now on - the court will belong to everyone. I am again calling on the leaders of the opposition and its members - show responsibility. Sit down and negotiate. Understandings can be reached. But the legislation cannot be watered down. I am determined to pass the reform - and nothing will deter me."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told reporters upon leaving the plenum, "An important night and a big day. We need to enter into negotiations without preconditions."

DemonRats Are Supporting People with Dementia Running the Government.. From President to Senators

 

Once upon a time we mocked the Soviet Union for its gerontocracy. Aged party leaders, bundled up in overcoats and fur hats to the point of near-unrecognizability, would be wheeled out to sit, immobile, as parades passed or party congresses opened. Their withered, stale leadership was emblematic of the decaying USSR’s withered, stale ideology — and industrial base.

But now the joke’s on us. A leading United States senator, Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), can’t seem to remember important things, like her just-taken vote on a judicial nominee and her just-announced retirement. “Did I vote for that?” she asked an aide Wednesday, moments after leaving the chamber.

The day before, the oldest sitting senator announced she wouldn’t seek another term — or her staff did, anyway. Asked about her coming retirement an hour after the statement posted, Feinstein said, “Well, I haven’t made that decision. I haven’t released anything.” A staffer told her she had. As The Post reported, “an incredulous-sounding Feinstein” said, “You put out the statement?” before telling reporters, “I didn’t know they put it out.”

Well, Feinstein is 89. She shouldn’t be expected to remember things too well at that age. But maybe she shouldn’t be expected to serve two more years in the Senate, either.

Muslims Praise Congress for removing Ilhan Omar from Foreign Affairs Committee

 

Accusations of Islamophobia came almost immediately after the U.S. House of Representatives voted earlier this month to remove Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) from its Foreign Affairs Committee. The vote followed repeated promises from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) to remove the congresswoman due to her history of antisemitic and anti-Israel remarks.

Omar took to CNN’s State of the Union show, saying “it is politically motivated, and in some cases, motivated by the fact that many of these members don’t believe a Muslim refugee, an African, should even be in Congress, let alone have the opportunity to serve on the Foreign Affairs Committee.”

If the censure of Omar is Islamophobic, that would be news to several Muslim reform groups that work to combat radical Islamism and praised McCarthy’s decision to remove Omar from the committee.

Asra Q. Nomani, co-founder of the Muslim Reform Movement and a former professor at Georgetown University, told JNS that Omar is “a lieutenant in a dangerous network of leftists and anti-Israel Muslims that I call the ‘Woke Army.’ ”