עם ישראל צריך להוקיר את הסדרנים החרדים עוטי הווסטים הצהובים. מבחינתי זה שירות לאומי לכל דבר. pic.twitter.com/lN3YXZz16O
— מנחם קולדצקי (@nbjovsr88) May 9, 2023
“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
עם ישראל צריך להוקיר את הסדרנים החרדים עוטי הווסטים הצהובים. מבחינתי זה שירות לאומי לכל דבר. pic.twitter.com/lN3YXZz16O
— מנחם קולדצקי (@nbjovsr88) May 9, 2023
המקובל הרב שלום ארוש רוקד עם השר לביטחון לאומי איתמר בן גביר בהילולה במירון. pic.twitter.com/GdDfQ8P8Jn
— מנחם קולדצקי (@nbjovsr88) May 8, 2023
כנראה עורר את חשדם לאחר שנשמע להנחיות הבטיחות כאחרון הציונים הריקים רח"ל https://t.co/m8tAEI7uFc
— יוסי הגוי (@YossiTheGoy) May 8, 2023
✡️🔥 — VIDEO: Tens of thousands at the Satmar Lag Baomer Hadlakah in Kiryas Joel. pic.twitter.com/6Qba4mvPk5
— Belaaz News (@TheBelaaz) May 9, 2023
There is no Yom Tov commemorating the entrance into the Land of Israel led by Yehoshua, nor is there a celebration for the construction of the First Beis Hamikdash by Shlomo Hamelech, the rebuilding of the Second Temple, or the return of Ezra to Eretz Yisroel.
— 𝕐𝕒𝕜𝕠𝕧𝕠𝕝𝕗 (@Yakovolf) April 26, 2023
But on the day a… https://t.co/Tk5US4M4rW
We had posted about this when it actually happened 10 years ago.
https://dusiznies.blogspot.com/2013/03/aliza-sherman-nurse-that-was-murdered.html
https://dusiznies.blogspot.com/2013/04/friends-of-slain-beachwood-nurse-aliza.html
On May 28 of that year, her husband retained an attorney
On May 23, 2017 Aliza Sherman's Attorney pleaded guilty to lying during the homicide investigation
The Cleveland Jewish News will debut its first podcast this month as a multi-episode series on the story of Aliza Sherman, a 53-year-old in-vitro fertilization nurse and Beachwood mother who was murdered in downtown Cleveland 10 years ago.
The first episode of “Aliza: Her Story at 10 Years” will be released May 16 on major podcast platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts and RadioPublic, and it will be streamed at cjn.org/podcast.
The podcast was created in partnership with Jennifer Sherman, Aliza’s daughter and a lead advocate working to create change surrounding her mother’s case, who is serving as an executive producer with the CJN on the series.
The DemonRats have tried in many ways to thank the Chassidim who live in Rockland County for their constant support. Chassidim led by Ass'kanim and their Rabbanim such as the Skverer Rebbe instruct their sheep to vote in "block votes" for the Democrat party, no matter who is running.
What better way to show "hakoras Ha'toiv" than to ship them 340 healthy young single men. They must have ruled out women, because of "tznees" issues and the high probability that the men will have "yichud" with the women, which would offend the Skverer Holy community. The only issue remaining as I understand it, is how many cars to put into the motorcade when the rebbe goes to be "mekabeil panim"
From the looks of them, they don't look like guys that fast every Monday and Thursday, and Walmart better be ready to let them take whatever they heart's desires. Since they are single, maybe this will resolve the Shidduch Crises, as they don't look like the type that would hang out in Bais Medrish and will most likely be out stalking white women to have a "chavrusa'shaft"
Rockland County will have to raise taxes to support these guys, providing them with shelter, food, education, health benefits etc.
Good luck
Officials in Rockland County have declared a state of emergency in an effort to stop New York City’s plan to dump hundreds of migrants there.
The declaration by Rockland County Executive Ed Day, prohibits other municipalities from bringing and housing people in the county, according to the Rockland Report.
It also bars hotels and motels from housing migrants without a license and requires municipalities that wish to house migrants or asylum seekers in Rockland County to ensure they will cover their expenses.
The town board in Orangetown, NY, about 40 minutes north of Manhattan, was slated to hold a special meeting Saturday to explore ways to shut down Mayor Adams’ plan to bus the migrants from city shelters to their doorstep, town supervisor Teresa Kenny told The Post.
“We have a lot of questions—is this temporary thing? Is it going to become a permanent thing for New York City? What is the program?” she said.
The Adams administration gave Kenny a head’s up Saturday that the first wave of migrants would number “less than 100,” and could arrive “as soon as this weekend,” she said.
The decision to house migrants upstate came after the city’s shelter system reached a limit in the number of new facilities that could be opened.
The migrants are expected to be housed at the 170-room Armoni Inn and Suites, where stacks of mattresses were spotted outside Friday, according to local reports.
Orangetown officials will explore whether they can stop the buses from coming, and how long migrants would be allowed to stay in the hotel.
“If it was handled differently, people wouldn’t be getting so upset,” Kenny said.
The migrants had yet to arrive by Saturday afternoon, when dozens of people in dresses and suits were seen trickling in for a small wedding reception being held in the ballroom, as photographers and musicians were seen unloading their equipment in the parking lot.
Rockland officials have griped that the city gave only a last-minute head’s up that 340 single adult men would be housed in a hotel in their county.
City Hall disputed that figure, saying at most 300 migrants total would have the choice to be housed in Rockland or neighboring Orange County.
“Mayor Eric Adams is criticizing Congress for their failure to establish a strategy for each migrant before they enter into the country, ensuring this crisis is dealt with in a coordinated manner, and then does the exact opposite – shipping new arrivals to other municipalities that do not have the infrastructure to support them,” Day told the Rockland Report.
“It’s the same as tossing people into the middle of the ocean with nowhere to swim,” he added.
Nearly 61,000 migrants have arrived in New York City since last spring, and more than 37,000 are living in city-operated or city-funded shelter facilities, according to City Hall. The city so far has opened up 122 emergency shelters and 8 large-scale humanitarian relief centers to handle the continued influx of migrants.
The Charedi boycott of the iconic Angel’s Bakery has intensified, as dozens of orders were canceled and boxes of bread were left outside many supermarkets in Orthodox cities.
Multiple photos of untouched Angel products were posted on social media on Friday morning. Many people also posted pictures of themselves purchasing alternative brands for Shabbos, including MK Simcha Rothman of the Religious Zionist Party, one of the architects of the government’s judicial reform plan.
A huge order for Miron for about 50 million NIS was reportedly canceled.
A letter was sent to the principals of Chadarim asking them to commit–in writing–to end their contracts with the massive company.
The list of yeshivos that ended their contracts includes the large Wolfson Yeshiva, in addition to many others, both Chareidi and Dati Leumi.
A huge order for Miron for about 50 million NIS was reportedly canceled.
A letter was sent to the principals of Chadarim asking them to commit–in writing–to end their contracts with the massive company.
The list of yeshivos that ended their contracts includes the large Wolfson Yeshiva, in addition to many others, both Chareidi and Dati Leumi.
If the boycott continues, the cost to Angel’s could be devastating. According to one unconfirmed report, the company crashed in shares over 20%, about 150 million shekel. It is expected to decrease by another NIS 300 million if the protest continues.
The massive grassroots boycott was started after Angel’s board chairman, former Security Minister Omer Bar-Lev, protested Thursday morning outside the home of the head of Ponovezh Yeshiva, Rabbi Gershon Edelstein against the proposed haredi enlistment law.
Among the yeshivas that notified that they would cut ties with the bakery are the Chevron Yeshiva in Jerusalem (over 1,000 students), Yeshivas Netiv Hadas – Kaplan, Yeshivas Toras Ze’ev Solovechik, and more.
Labor Minister Yoav Ben-Tzur (Shas) criticized the former minister’s presence at the protest: “Freedom of speech isn’t the freedom to disgrace. Omer Bar-Lev and his privileged group, who demonstrated outside the home of Rabbi Gershon Edelstein, disgraced the honor of the Torah, and there is no way to forgive that. I was pained to see Omer Bar-Lev, who contributed so much to Israel’s security, shaming his past and using the IDF as a tool to divide the nation.”