“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
Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Every 'rabbi' for Kamala Harris' belong to anti-Israel groups
Democrats have tried to reassure Jewish voters that they have nothing to worry about despite Kamala’s harsh criticism of Israel’s war on Hamas. But the Kamala campaign platforms and normalizes anti-Israel activists while shutting out normative figures in the Jewish community
Not only does ‘Jewish Americans for Kamala Harris’ appear to be co-hosted with the Kamala Harris presidential campaign, but several of its anti-Israel clergy have ties to Kamala.
‘Jewish Americans for Kamala Harris’ shows that the Kamala campaign, like the Obama campaign, calculatedly platforms and normalizes anti-Israel activists while shutting out normative figures in the Jewish community. It is not a coincidence that all of the clergy at the virtual rally were anti-Israel activists. It also not a coincidence that no pro-Israel clergy or members of more traditionally religious denominations were on the call.
The ‘Jewish Americans for Kamala Harris’ rally anticipates a Kamala administration that will pursue anti-Israel policies while surrounding itself with anti-Israel activists of Jewish descent.
Jewish Democratic Council of America has sent a clear signal that the only Jews welcome by the Kamala campaign are those that will join it in opposing the Jewish State.
Supreme Court discussing the conditions of the terrorists from October 7th.....Israelis Having None of That!
The Court discussing the conditions of the terrorists from October 7th.
The lawyer for the Association for Civil Rights talked about the prisoners' conditions, saying,
"They are held in cages, shackled and blindfolded, within fences."
The crowd erupts in shouting: "And where are our hostages being held? What are you even discussing?"
"Who made you Jews?" called out a representative of one of the bereaved families. "They burned people alive. They raped and murdered men and women. This is something that even animals don’t do. There must be only one outcome for them – the punishment of death. Then there will be no problem of space and there will be no false accusations against IDF soldiers."
"Our children are hostages in Gaza, who cares about their conditions? Who cares about Kfir Bibas?" the outraged families shouted at the Supreme Court judges, “You should be ashamed of yourselves.”
Acting Supreme Court President, Uzi Vogelman responded: "Ladies and gentlemen, we are in the State of Israel. Whether you like it or not Israel is a state of law. Court hearings must be held quietly."
'Putin tells Iran: You can hit Israel, just don't kill any civilians'
Vladimir Putin has asked Iran's Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei for a restrained response to Israel's suspected killing of the leader of Hamas Ismail Haniyeh.
The message, in which the Russian President said he understood the need for retaliation but asked the Islamic Republic not to target Israeli civilians, was delivered on Monday by Sergei Shoigu, a senior ally of the Kremlin leader.
Shoigu met with Iran's new president Masoud Pezeshkian earlier this week before holding a series of meetings with top Iranian officials as the Islamic Republic weighs its response to last week's assassination of Haniyeh.
Iranian sources described Shoigu's visit as one of several avenues Moscow had used to relay to Iran the need for restraint while at the same time condemning Haniyeh's killing as 'a very dangerous assassination', in a bid to prevent a Middle East war.
Two sources with knowledge of the matter did not provide further details on the talks with Shoigu, who was defence minister before becoming the secretary of Russia's security council in May.
But they warned that the Middle East is on the brink of a major conflict, and said those behind the assassination of Haniyeh are bent on triggering a wider war.
Russia has cultivated closer ties with Iran since the start of its war with Ukraine and for months has been preparing to sign a wide-ranging cooperation agreement with Tehran.
Neither Iranian nor Russian officials have offered comment on this week's talks, but Russia's state-run RIA news agency reported yesterday that Shoigu confirmed the assassination of Hamas' Haniyeh in Tehran, and Iran's response, were topics of discussion.
Ben Stiller After Pledging $150,000 to Kamala Harris: ‘I Wish I was Black. Every White Jewish Guy Wishes He was Black’
Zoolander and Meet the Parents star Ben Stiller pledged $150,00 to Vice President Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign during a fundraiser, telling viewers they should vote for Harris in part because she is “Indian” and “black,” and would be “the first woman president.” The actor then added, “I wish I was black.”
“She’s going to be the first woman president,” Stiller said. “She’s Indian, she’s black, she’s everything — I’m Jewish and Irish. I wish I was black. Every white Jewish guy wishes he was black.”
Stiller, who was speaking on a “Comics for Kamala” Zoom call, also insisted to viewers that he’s not just “another funny guy” telling people to vote for Harris, reminding them that he is “an actor” who appeared in the 2001 film Zoolander, and the 2004 film Dodgeball.
“I know what you’re thinking,” he said. “Probably, ‘Another funny guy here to tell you why to vote for Kamala Harris,’ but I feel like I’m different, because I’m not a comic. I’m an actor. I played Derek Zoolander, I was in Dodgeball. I got my dick stuck in my zipper 25 years ago.”
“You can trust me,” the actor continued. “Seriously, I’m here, because I’m so genuinely excited about the potential to actually win this election — what’s happened in the last couple of weeks, just the turning of the tide.”
“I just want a decent person in the White House, you know, a person who cares about democracy,” added Stiller, whose suggestion that the vice president upholds the values of “democracy” would come off as an ironic remark for many, given that Harris has been running a shadow campaign in preparation for when President Joe Biden — who was democratically elected by voters — would be “forced” out of his reelection campaign.
In June, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson noted while speaking in Australia that “Democrat primary voters” had recently cast a ballot for Biden.
“He’s elected by his own Party, people actually went to the polls and cast a ballot for him, but all of a sudden because he might not win against [Trump], we need to take his job away from him by force and let the donors put someone in there who can beat [Trump], because that’s democracy,” Carlson quipped.
“And that made me start to think for the first time, maybe we’re defining the word ‘democracy’ a little differently,” Carlson added.
Stiller made no mention of these developments while speaking on the recent Zoom call, but instead went on to argue that Harris should also be president because she is pro-gun control and pro-abortion.
“I believe in everything that she’s standing up for,” the Tropic Thunder star said.
While Stiller fantasizes about Harris letting women kill their unborn children, the Japanese stock market panicked and suffered its worst single-day sell-off in history — losing even more points than it did on “Black Monday” in October 1987 — spooked, in part, by a looming recession under the policies of Biden and Harris in the United States.
‘Texans for Israel’ Sue Biden over Sanctions of Innocent Israelis
A legal challenge to the US administration’s sanctions policy was initiated this week in a Texas federal court by Texans for Israel, Professor Eugene Kontorovich reported in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday (Biden’s Unconstitutional Sanctions on Supporters of Israel). The lawsuit cites concerns over free speech, due process, and equal protection. Kontorovich, an expert in international law, is a member of the plaintiffs’ legal team.
Texans for Israel is an American Christian Zionist nonprofit, which filed the lawsuit with American Jews living in Israel. They argue that the Biden administration has been using an executive order to impose unprecedented sanctions on Israelis who disagree with Biden’s policies.
The initial section of Biden’s executive order allows for sanctions on individuals the administration considers as contributing to the disruption of “peace” or “stability” in Judea and Samaria, even in the absence of criminal activity or violence. This measure is extensive because the administration considers Jews residing in the “West Bank,” as well as those constructing or purchasing homes there, as “obstacles to peace.”
An internal administration memo indicated that the sanctions would focus on those who “disrupt or prevent efforts to achieve a two-state solution.” Additionally, the administration regards Jews visiting their holy sites, such as the Temple Mount or Joseph’s Tomb, as “provocative.”
CNN's Van Jones says Kamala ‘caved in’ to ‘anti-Jewish bigots’ with Walz pick, claims antisemitism ‘marbled into’ Democratic party
CNN commentator Van Jones suggested Tuesday that antisemitism in the Democratic Party influenced Vice President Kamala Harris’ decision not to choose a Jewish running mate in Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro.
After the announcement that Harris had chosen Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., to be her running mate on Tuesday, Jones wasn’t sure if Shapiro, previously seen as a favorite for the role, lost out because some elements in the party don’t like that he’s Jewish.
“Is it just because he’s a moderate or is there some anti-Jewish bias here?” Jones asked following the news that Harris picked the governor of Minnesota, which hasn’t voted for a Republican presidential hopeful since 1972.
“You also have anti-Semitism that has gotten marbled into this party. You can be for the Palestinians without being an anti-Jewish bigot, but there are some anti-Jewish bigots out there,” Jones said later in the exchange. “And there’s some disquiet now – and there has to be – how much of what just happened is caving into some of these darker parts of the party?”
Shapiro had received criticism from the far-left, anti-Israel elements of the Democratic Party for his previous stance on Israel and the Palestinian conflict.
Samual Seligson a Jew Arrested for Hate Crimes against his Fellow Jews!
A New York City "journalist" was arrested on felony hate crime charges Tuesday after filming a pro-Palestinian protest earlier this summer in which activists hurled red paint at the homes of top leaders at the Brooklyn Museum.
Samuel Seligson, an independent videographer, was not involved in the vandalism and is only accused of documenting it, according to a law enforcement official familiar with the case. The official spoke with The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the ongoing investigation.
Leena Widdi, an attorney for Seligson, said New York Police Department officers twice raided Seligson’s Brooklyn apartment in the past week before he turned himself in early Tuesday.
She described the arrest and use of a hate crime statute as an “appalling” overreach by police against a journalist with a city-issued press credential. Seligson is a fixture at New York City protests who has licensed and sold footage to mainstream outlets, including Reuters and ABC News.
“Samuel is being charged for alleged behavior that is protected by the First amendment and consistent with his job as a credentialed member of the press,” Widdi said in an email. “What is even more concerning, however, is that this member of the press is being charged with a hate crime.”
An NYPD spokesperson confirmed Seligson was charged Tuesday with two counts of criminal mischief with a hate crime advancement, a felony. The spokesperson declined to say what he was accused of doing at the protest.
The June vandalism targeted four homes belonging to members of the Brooklyn Museum’s board, including its Jewish director, generating allegations of antisemitism and condemnations from across the political spectrum.
The activists wore face masks and dark clothing as they spray-painted slogans on the board members’ homes accusing them of funding genocide, according to court papers. They also hung banners featuring an inverted red triangle that authorities say is a symbol used by Hamas to identify Israeli military targets, prosecutors said.
The vandalism came days after hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters occupied the Brooklyn Museum’s lobby and vandalized artwork. Organizers at that event said the museum was “deeply invested in and complicit” in Israel’s military actions in Gaza through its leadership, trustees, corporate sponsors and donors — an allegation museum officials deny.
Last week, police arrested another suspect, 28-year-old Taylor Pelton, who is accused of driving the car used by the vandals. Pelton, like Seligson, is Jewish. Authorities are still seeking four people involved in the vandalism.



