“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

Tuesday, June 10, 2025

Gedoilim of Lakefraud Allow Bittul Torah! For What? To vote in their Local Elections!


I am laughing out loud!! 

These are the same gedoilim that "assured" voting in the WZO elections! This reads like fiction! But it's real!  

When it comes to voting in elections that affect Jews in Israel, then its "assur" but to vote for candidates in Lakefraud that advocate for LGBT issues, then its a mitzva to slam your gemmarrah shut and vote! 

When they are affected in their own pockets, then they throw Torah Values in the dustbins of hypocrisy, but when it comes to 

אחינו בית ישראל , 

then the gedoilim that live in comfortable homes in Baltimore, Lakefraud etc., who don't have to run to the shelters on a moment's notice, scream and bark:

  "Zionism" "Not our mesorah" etc etc!" "the Chofetz Chayim was against it" " The Chazon Ish was against it"

You know what? 

I'll tell you what!

The Chofetz Chayim and the Chazon Ish were against hypocrites, even if they wear those Goyishe Long Coats with the two buttons in the back!

For those wondering why there so many blogs out there, it is because the real gedoilim that were FOR the WZO Elections were afraid to speak out and they are always afraid to speak out, because they get bullied and ostracized and so to protect their jobs and families they keep quiet! 

How are they going to go against the Chofetz Chayim, Chazon Ish and Reb Elchonon Wasserman? This is the "taaneh" of the bullies!

But the Chazon Ish died in 1953, the Chofetz Chayim died in 1933, And Reb Elchonon would have lived had he allowed his students to make Aliyah !

The RBS"O invented the blogs to expose these fakes, frauds, and phonies! 

It's ok to vote for a guy who is "mammesh" against Torah Values and Mesorah for the Benjamins and of course to be "mevateil teirah" 

But its not against teirah to prohibit Jews who care about their brothers and sisters in Israel and where it doesn't take any "bittel teira" to vote! 

Is this sick or what??

I know that most people agree with me but can't say anything. 

That's why I need to keep this blog anonymous for the time being!


Qatar and Hamas conspired against Trump peace plan


 Senior Hamas officials conspired with the Qatari government to sabotage President Donald Trump’s “Deal of the Century.”

The Trump proposal would have secured a long-term truce between Israel and the Palestinians, as well as ushered in normalization between Israel and other Arab countries.

Hamas documents discovered by IDF troops operating in the Gaza Strip revealed that Qatari officials met with Hamas representatives in June 2019, with the discussions in the “emergency” sessions focused on ensuring that Trump’s plan would not come to fruition, Hebrew-language outlet Channel 12 reported.

Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani spoke with Hamas leaders in Doha, including Hamas politburo head Khaled Mashaal.

After Al Thani expressed concerns that Saudi Arabia would agree to normalize relations with Israel, Mashaal replied that “we need to cooperate in order to resist the ‘Deal of the Century and thwart it.”

The Deal of the Century, which was formally titled “Peace to Prosperity: A Vision to Improve the Lives of the Palestinian and Israeli People,” included a framework for a two-state solution.

The deal would have granted the Palestinians some 70 percent of the territory of Judea and Samaria, excluding Jewish communities in the region, along with portions of the Negev desert.

The proposal also included generous financial support from the U.S., via billions of dollars in investment in a newly-founded independent Palestinian state.

In December 2019, then-Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh praised Al Thani for Qatar’s ongoing funding for the terror group.

“The Qatari grants are Hamas’s main artery,” Haniyeh reportedly told the Qatari leader.

Since the outbreak of the October 7th war, Qatar has claimed to be a neutral mediator in ongoing discussions aimed at securing a ceasefire and the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Chareidie Gadol Harav HaGoen Hatzaddik Yirmiyahu Cohen “I Won’t Pray for Leftist Hostages”

 


מי כעמך ישראל

A firestorm of controversy has erupted across European Jewish communities following the leaked remarks of Rabbi Yirmiyahu Cohen, a senior member of the Presidium of the Conference of European Rabbis, who was recorded stating that he does not daven for hostages from the October 7 massacre if they are politically aligned with the Israeli left.

In a recording aired by Kan Moreshet, Rabbi Cohen, a longtime leader in European Jewry and a member of the Belzer community, is heard saying: “If you look carefully at the pictures of the hostages who are still being held, they’re all leftists. Should I pray for them?! They brought this on us. Yeish din v’yeish Dayan. (There is justice, and there is a Judge).”

The remarks sparked immediate backlash, with many calling them deeply offensive and antithetical to Yiddishe values. In response, the Conference of European Rabbis issued a statement distancing itself from Rabbi Cohen’s comments, stating: “If these words were indeed said in a private conversation, we leave the response to the individual in question. We do not interfere with private opinions or closed discussions.”

The organization emphasized its commitment to praying for all those still in captivity, saying: “Together with tens of thousands of Jews around the world, we offer continuous prayers for the return of the hostages, the healing of the wounded, and the success of the security forces. Just last week, we led a special mission to Poland, joined by hundreds of rabbis from across Europe, during which we held a heartfelt prayer for the salvation of all hostages—where Rabbi Yirmiyahu Cohen himself noted the importance of praying for their return. The recording does not reflect the stance of the Conference of European Rabbis or any representative thereof. As an organization, we proudly carry the banner of hope and prayer for the return of all hostages and actively encourage such prayers.”

Despite the uproar, Rabbi Cohen did not retract his remarks. When asked for comment, he said, “I didn’t say it publicly. I said it in a private four-eyed conversation at four in the morning.”

Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, Chief Rabbi of Switzerland and the head of the Conference of European Rabbis, issued a scathing response, calling the comments “gravely inappropriate” and asserting that they “do not reflect the values of European Jewry or Judaism as a whole.”

“In the course of the annual conference of the Conference of European Rabbis,” said Rabbi Goldschmidt, “Rabbi Yirmiyahu Cohen, a member of the presidium, refused to recite Tehillim for the hostages because of their political views and where they were on the day of the horrific October 7 massacre. His comments are extremely serious and represent neither European Jewry nor Jewish religious values. Moreover, the weak response issued by the Conference is irresponsible and fails to represent the values we stand for.”

“Judaism,” Rabbi Goldschmidt continued, “has, for generations, been built on principles of compassion, solidarity, mutual responsibility, prayer for the sick, and the redemption of captives—not on discrimination based on political opinion or lifestyle. We have a moral obligation to maintain unity and to pray unceasingly for the safe return of the hostages, for the healing of the injured, and for the consolation of grieving families.”

He warned that the comments could have far-reaching negative repercussions: “Beyond everything else, this is an unmistakably irresponsible statement that may stoke hostile sentiment toward the Jewish people—both from within and from outside. There is absolutely no place for such words from someone who claims to represent European Jewry, especially in a time as sensitive and difficult as this. I call upon Rabbi Cohen to retract his statements and urge the Conference of European Rabbis to clearly and unequivocally repudiate them.”

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Media Insists that there are NO Riots in LA

 

Chiloinie Journalist Just Like the Litvaks Hate Chabad ....‘I Would Strangle Him With Tefillin’

 

 Journalist and former Knesset member Miki Rosenthal made a shocking statement Sunday night on the program “War Zone” on Channel 13, targeting a nonprofit organization that distributes free tefillin to children:

“I would strangle him with tefillin,” Rosenthal said in response to a commercial by the “Chiyucho Shel Yeled” (“A Child’s Smile”) organization. He repeated the comment twice more—while using hand gestures to demonstrate the act of strangulation.

The commercial in question promoted the organization’s initiative to provide free tefillin to children, some of whom are from bereaved families. Host Baruch Kara, who presented the advertisement, expressed reservations about the script but emphasized that the organization is doing a good deed.

Following Rosenthal’s statement, immediate objections were raised by other panelists. Journalist Uri Misgav said: “Why add such nonsense to this?” and Baruch Kara himself said: “You went too far. That’s a disgusting, stupid, and ugly comment.”

However, instead of apologizing, Rosenthal continued making shocking remarks. In a post on his X (formerly Twitter) account, he attacked Chabad Hasidim and referred to the Lubavitcher Rebbe as a “false messiah.” According to him,

“The Rebbe’s foolish followers promote his candidacy as a false messiah and defile the land by plastering his pictures everywhere.”

He further wrote:
“Along the way, they’ve become a missionary movement that targets minors. From the moment tefillin are used to commit an offense, they lose their status as sacred Jewish ritual items.”

The subject of placing Tefillin has recently gained significant publicity after secular boys in a school in the Sharon region placed a tefillin stand in their school and the principal confiscated the Tefillin. The boys complained that there is no rule preventing placing Tefillin in school.

This week, Education Minister Yoav Kish issued a directive stating that every student in Israel can place Tefillin in school and should not be prevented or disturbed from doing so whenever he wishes.

A Vicious Antisemite Surging in the Mayoral Polls and Jews Invite Him to Shul !

 

The Democratic primary for New York City mayor is shaping up as a two-man race between former Governor Andrew Cuomo and progressive Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani, according to new internal polls released by both campaigns.

A Data for Progress poll commissioned by pro-Mamdani PACs shows Cuomo leading Mamdani by just 2 points in the final round of ranked-choice voting (51-49), within the margin of error. A poll from Cuomo’s team, conducted by Expedition Strategies, gives him a wider 12-point edge (56-44). Both show all other candidates in single digits.

Mamdani has been gaining momentum with a message focused on housing affordability and income inequality. He was recently endorsed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and his favorability among those who know him is strong (58-15), though 28% of likely voters say they still don’t know enough about him.

Cuomo’s numbers remain steady, buoyed by strong support from older and Black voters. His campaign is emphasizing experience and leadership, while Mamdani’s allies push a “DREAM” strategy — urging voters to leave Cuomo off their ballots entirely.

With early voting set to begin Saturday and the primary on June 24, both camps are accelerating their messaging. Cuomo’s supporters have launched aggressive attacks portraying Mamdani as soft on crime and high on taxes. Mamdani responded Monday: “His decision to start focusing on me shows that he is scared — scared that a 40-point lead has become single digits.”

Monday, June 9, 2025

Chazan Arele Klein Passes on at 76

DIN: Great Chazzan, Master at nusach and a great "Zuger" he will be missed! 

 We are saddened to share the news of the passing of world-renowned Cantor Ari Klein Z"L.

The Jewish world is mourning the passing of Cantor Yehuda Aharon (Ari) Klein z”l, a beloved chazzan, composer, and influential figure in Jewish music, who died early Monday at the age of 76 after a prolonged illness.

Born in Montreal, Ari Klein began his musical journey as a child prodigy, releasing his debut album “Hallel V’Zimrah” at just 12 years old in 1961. Over the decades, he served as a chazzan in prestigious synagogues around the world, including pulpits in Sydney, Johannesburg, and most recently at Park East Synagogue in Manhattan—a position later filled by renowned cantor Yitzchak Meir Helfgot.

In addition to his cantorial work, Klein released a number of well-regarded Jewish music albums featuring his own compositions. These included “Pitchu Li Shaarei Tzedek” (1975), “Shaagat Aryeh” (1978), “The Lonely Nation” (1980), and “Selah” (1989), among others. His work was often arranged by respected musicians such as, Hershel Lebovits, and Israel Lamm. He also collaborated with the legendary Cantor David Werdyger z”l, who produced several tracks on The Lonely Nation.

Klein was not only a musical talent but also a powerful influence behind the scenes. He was the brother-in-law of Jewish music superstar Mordechai Ben David (MBD), and is credited with encouraging MBD to pursue his career in music. In interviews, MBD often recalled how Klein physically pulled him to the microphone at a wedding to sing—marking a turning point that would launch his own musical path. The two would sit together at the piano, writing melodies and harmonizing in their youth.

Ari Klein also introduced MBD to the Ribnitzer Rebbe zt”l, forming a connection that would last for decades. Klein himself maintained a deep and enduring relationship with the revered tzaddik.

Throughout his life, Klein appeared frequently in concerts and services, including in Israel alongside figures like Mordechai Sobol. In 2000, he released an album of cantorial pieces titled “Selichos.” His final recording, released in 2020, was a duet with his son Mendy titled “LeOlam.”

Klein’s passing marks the end of an era. A gifted vocalist, composer, and spiritual leader, he brought sanctity and joy to countless weddings, holidays, and prayer services around the world. His powerful voice and inspiring presence left a profound mark on Jewish music and liturgical life.

The levaya (funeral) was held on Monday at Shomrei Hadas Chapels in Boro Park, with burial following at Har Shalom Cemetery in Monsey. Shiva is being observed at his residence at 245 West 99th Street, Apt. 6B, in Manhattan.

Yehi zichro baruch – May his memory be a blessing.


As a 12 Year-Old-Boy!


Welcome to Israel Scott Jennings

 

Foreign flags fly in LA anti-ICE riots — vindicating Donald Trump and leaving Dems with no moral standing

 


In the video below,California Democrat Rep. Nanette Barragán calls the Los Angeles riots "Peaceful Protests" on CNN while the network displays a literal car on fire.


The minute the foreign flags came out in the violent anti-ICE protests in LA over the weekend, that’s when Donald Trump won the moral high ground.

An iconic image showing a masked man on a motorcycle circling a burning car while holding aloft a giant Mexican flag against a backdrop of black acrid smoke and a row of police cars captured the mood. It was the “Summer of Love” all over again — and America has had a gutful.

The president could not have asked for a better advertisement for his tough border policies. He always said that the millions of illegal aliens who swarmed over the border under Joe Biden was an invasion, and here were the invaders making his point for him.