US Allows every criminal and Rapist to sneak into the border Except .... Yemenite Jews

  Tens of Yemenite Jews, who were rescued from Yemen to Cairo in 2021 by an Arab country without diplomatic relations with Israel, are now hoping to immigrate to Israel, according to Zman Yisrael

The refugees, part of a group of over 100 who were brought to Cairo, have come to the conclusion that they will not receive US citizenship as they had hoped and have turned their attention to Israel.  [many of them identify with Satmar, which had encouraged them to apply for US citizenship.]

The group is headed by Yosef Levi, and most of them are from the Marhabi and Hamdi families. A few weeks ago a relative of the families from Israel visited them and some said they had despaired from reaching the US. Others are still hoping to reach the US, which demands that they waive their Yemenite passports if they wish to receive refugee status. There are other procedural difficulties with moving to the US.

Dr. Yigal Ben-Shalom, a former Welfare Ministry director-general and now the head of the association for developing the community, culture and heritage of Yemen, told Zman Yisrael that “Israel is the homeland which the Jews of Yemen prayed to and yearned for, and to here Jews from Yemen should come.” Ben Shalom is trying to promote their aliya via the Jewish Agency and the International Fellowship.

Solomon Lonner's Murderer Arrested He was Lonner's Tenant

  A Mays Landing man has been charged with fatally stabbing his landlord, authorities reported.

Michael Carney, 39, was arrested on Wednesday and faces charges of murder and weapons offenses, according to a news release from the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office.

Multiple 911 calls were made shortly before 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, reporting that a stabbing was taking place at 798 Park Road.

When officers arrived, they found the landlord, Solomon Lonner, 49, of Lakewood, inside the home with multiple stab wounds.

Carney was arrested at the scene after police identified him as the suspect.

Lonner was later pronounced dead at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center.

Zera Shimshon Parshas Korach

 

Deans’ disdainful texts further expose the antisemitic rot at Columbia

Columbia University’s antisemitism problem is even worse than we knew.

Texts between Columbia deans, obtained and released by the House Education Committee, tell the tale — and show exactly how modern progressive thinking morphs into classic tropes of Jew-hatred.

The deans were texting amid a May 31 alumni event about Jewish life on campus, the school’s effort to show it was truly sensitive to the crisis (and so still worthy of alums’ donations): The two-hour panel let speakers share stories about rising Jew hate in the wake of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

But the texts from the hateful three — Susan Chang-Kim, Matthew Patashnick and Cristen Kromm —show these top faculty mocking the idea that Jewish students deserved increased support and protection. in the face of soaring bigotry, and resenting having to listen to Jewish pain.

“Laying the case to expand physical space! They will have their own dorm soon,” groaned Patashnick.

Chang-Kim scoffed: “Comes from such a place of privilege. . . hard to hear the woe is me, we need to huddle at the Kraft center Huh??”

Hello? Practically every Columbia student is “privileged,” and the Kraft Center for Jewish Life may have been the only “safe space” on a campus where Jews were being urged not to look visibly Jewish while the “pro-Palestinian” goons raged.

“Amazing what $$$$ can do,” Kromm grumbled at one point, and in another text added: “If only every identity community had these resources and support.”

Yes, he actually went to “Jews are all rich” and “they use their money to buy behind-the-scenes control.”

Read “The Elders of Zion” much, Cristen?

Again, this all flows from the ideology, rampant in academia, that classifies all Jews as privileged oppressors and Israelis as white settler-colonialists (and no matter that most Israelis descend from Jews who never left the Middle East for all the many centuries of the Diaspora).

Sure, some of this was initially exposed in an underhanded way: An audience member sitting behind Chang-Kim snapped shots of her phone as the trio texted, later leaking some to the Washington Free Beacon.

But they’re not fake, and they expose a dark truth: Antisemitism is so deeply rooted at Columbia that top administrators comfortably converse using ugly anti-Jewish stereotypes even as they’re pretending to listen to victims of hate.

All three got put on leave, but even firing them won’t change the bigger picture: Hate doesn’t just have a home at Columbia, it’s running the place.

No alum should give a dime until the whole school is disinfected, from the board of trustees on down.

The @nytimes is a threat to the two greatest countries in the world

 

The @nytimes is a threat to the two greatest countries in the world 🇮🇱🇺🇸 https://t.co/emxnYRkOwj

— Dov Hikind (@HikindDov) July 2, 2024

Bibi Netanyahu Responds to NY Times Article:

“Unnamed sources brief the 'New York Times' and tell it that Israel will be ready to end the war before achieving all its goals. I don't know who those unnamed parties are, but I'm here to make it unequivocally clear - it won't… pic.twitter.com/YVlnbMbFnk

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) July 2, 2024

Are Women That Desperate To Marry? Watch as Guy Sets Up a Mock "Terrorist Carjacking" To Propose and the Dope accepts!

 

HELL NO https://t.co/QK8dZWhKJt

— Chaya Raichik (@ChayaRaichik10) July 5, 2024

Watch Hamas Torture Gazans Who Took Food from the Humanitarian Food Trucks

 

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مليشيا حماس تجلد الجياع من جديد على طريقة قطاع الطرق. pic.twitter.com/CAmK6A09mm

— Ayman Khaled أيمن خالد (@aypress) July 5, 2024

British Jews see uncertain future as Labour expected to win big

 

Incumbent UK PM Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer

British Jews, along with the rest of the citizens of the UK, flocked to the polls on Thursday to elect their representatives in Parliament. The election was called for July 4th by Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who dissolved the Parliament in May amid rising dissatisfaction with the country's current leadership. The polls are expected to close at 10:00 p.m. local time, and the results will begin to come in as the night progresses.

According to public opinion polls, the UK Labour Party is expected to win in a landslide, with the latest poll, published on Wednesday, giving them 39% of the vote, ahead of the ruling Conservative Party which according to the survey took only 21%.

As the Brits flock to the polls, Arutz Sheva-Israel National News spoke with Chaim, a Jewish university student from London, about the local Jewish community's feelings about the current election and what the average British Jew is looking for when voting for a candidate.

Belz, Sanz, Vizhnitz, Boyan, Biala, and Karlin Are Fed Up With The Litvishe "gedoilim" Keeping Them in Poverty and Will Teach "Full Curriculum Studies"

 

Ahead of the opening of the next school year, several major CHasidic communities are  joining state religious education.

Discussions have been held between the Ministry of Education officials and representatives of senior Chasidic leaders with the aim of integrating the educational institutions of the Chasidic communities into state religious education.

According to sources involved in the matter, this marks the culmination of many processes with the institutions' managers and representatives of the communities.

Among the communities that will join the state-religious education are Belz, Sanz, Vizhnitz, Boyan, Biala, and Karlin. It is estimated that this involves about 18 schools with a total of between 5,000 and 7,000 students.

As part of the state religious education, there will be full core curriculum studies, including standardized tests and close supervision by the Ministry of Education, and the teachers will be state employees.

Religious studies will remain the exclusive responsibility of the institutions' management in each Hasidic community.

Outrageous: CNN Finally Fires Journalist Who Worked For Hamas!

Abdel Qader Sabbah with Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Zaha

 CNN will no longer accept work from a Gaza-based freelance journalist who was previously employed by Hamas and boasted about his ties to the U.S.-designated terrorist organization on Facebook, according to the HonestReporting media watchdog.

Abdel Qader Sabbah “provided material used in stories for us and other outlets over the past nine months, during which time our own journalists have been barred from entering Gaza independently,” a spokesperson for CNN said on Wednesday, in a statement cited by the pro-Israel NGO.

“We have reviewed this material carefully and are comfortable that it meets our standards,” the spokesman continued. “We were not aware of this individual’s historical social posts and recognize that they are highly offensive,” he added, saying that CNN would no longer use his work.

On Tuesday, HonestReporting published an investigation that showed Sabbah photographed himself with a senior Hamas leader, served in a Hamas-run body to which he also provided video work, praised murderous terrorists and shared anti-Israel propaganda.

The report noted that, in 2018, the freelance “journalist” posted a selfie taken with Hamas leader and co-founder Mahmoud A-Zahar, whom he referred to as “commander Abu Khaled Al-Zahar, literature teacher.”

Al-Zahar wrote a book titled “The End of the Jews,” which glorifies historic violence against Jews and praises the Holocaust and Nazi Germany.

Sabbah—whose Facebook profile mentions “military service” in 2013— shared a picture of himself wearing the uniform of the General Training Directorate, which trains Hamas’s “security” apparatuses in Gaza.

He later produced a promotional video for the Hamas-run body, which was shared on the official page of the terrorist group’s Interior Ministry.