Marlène Engelhorn, the German heiress whose family became wealthy from manufacturing the Zyklon B for the gas chambers of Auschwitz, will be sailing to Gaza on the next Gaza flotilla.
— Hen Mazzig (@HenMazzig) August 5, 2025
A white, privileged, nepo-baby who inherited millions from her Nazi grandparents from the mass… pic.twitter.com/RPr5HxLaUy
🚨 BREAKING: DNI Tulsi Gabbard has revoked the security clearances of Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger… and that’s just the beginning!!
— Michelle Maxwell (@MichelleMaxwell) August 5, 2025
She’s also pulled clearances from:
– John Brennan, the former CIA Director who weaponized intelligence and misled… pic.twitter.com/IBhLkSiScY
🚨🚨 @BILD Just blew the lid off Hamas’ photo propaganda of false narratives 🚨🚨 https://t.co/EBulGjCtSL
— Leslie Young ✡︎ (@AkaLazarus) August 5, 2025
An investigation by the German newspaper Bild has uncovered the involvement of Gaza-based photographer Anas Zaid Fatiyeh in staging “humanitarian scenes” for the purpose of promoting Hamas propaganda.
Fatiyeh, whose photos and videos are published by international newspapers and news agencies, has been revealed as orchestrating carefully selected and staged photo ops designed to amplify the suffering in Gaza and sway international opinion against Israel.
According to the investigation, Fatiyeh presents himself as a “journalist” for Anadolu Agency, the Turkish state-run news agency, which is known for its support of Hamas.
One of the examples cited is a widely circulated image of hungry people waiting in line for food. However, the report claims that these individuals were indeed fed immediately afterwards, raising the question: Why didn’t Fatiyeh show the full story?
Additionally, Fatiyeh is politically active and has shared pro-Palestinian content on his social media channels. One of his posts includes a photo with the caption: “Free Palestine.”
In response to the investigation, several news agencies announced they would cease working with Fatiyeh, emphasizing the need to verify the objectivity of visual content before publication.
As of now, Fatiyeh has not responded to the allegations or provided clarification regarding the nature and context of the photos he distributed.
Of the 8 people this article quoted, 5 spoke positively about Mamdani. Of those, 2 were part of his campaign. Another 2 are from the anti-Israel Jewish Voice for Peace and JFREJ groups that already support Mamdani. The 5th ranked Lander ahead of him.
— Hen Mazzig (@HenMazzig) August 4, 2025
I think the New York Times… pic.twitter.com/0t5r8jgMab
Everything you need to know about fake news propagandists in one video. pic.twitter.com/Rbq3DYprXd
— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) August 5, 2025
SCOOP: @SenTomCotton Formally Petitions IRS To Launch Investigation Into CAIR's Tax-Exempt Status, Citing 'Ties to Terror Organizations' -- Senator wants federal probe to center on anti-Israel org's "financial records, affiliations, & activities" https://t.co/mEZSoYckh5
— Adam Kredo (@Kredo0) August 5, 2025
This image from yesterday breaks my heart ♥️
— Lisa (@Lisa9Sophia) August 4, 2025
A man I once admired @JulianAssange_ masquerades as being at a march for humanity, as he knowingly walks alongside a photo of the Iranian leader. This is a country that gasses school children, commits femicide against women, and… pic.twitter.com/mrJgrPL57J
Can it possibly be true that here in Rockland County — a place renowned for its vibrant Torah life, chessed, and flourishing kehillos — there is a calculated effort underway to dismantle entire frum neighborhoods?
It sounds like the plot of a dystopian novel. But it’s not fiction. It’s reality. And it’s unfolding right here, right now.
Since 2017, leadership in New Square — yes, leadership — has reportedly orchestrated a targeted campaign to purchase hundreds of homes in nearby Jewish neighborhoods. Not to expand or strengthen communities, but, tragically, to choke off housing access for other frum families.
Over 350 homes have already been bought. And here’s the truly shocking part: according to numerous firsthand accounts and public records, these homes are not being rented to Jewish families. Instead, many have been illegally subdivided and filled with multiple unrelated tenants — often in unsafe, unsanitary, and unlawful conditions.
What we’re seeing is bribery. Coercion. Inflated offers used to strong-arm homeowners into selling. A blatant disregard for both halacha and civil law.
And the consequences? Violence. DUIs. Vandalism. Even reports of stabbings and shootings on once-quiet blocks. What should have been affordable housing for growing frum families has turned into something unrecognizable. And all of it is being done in the name of Heaven?
How can we stay silent?
How can we pretend this isn’t a chillul Hashem of the gravest kind — harming Jews and non-Jews alike, breaking down trust between neighbors, and eroding the sanctity of our own kehillos?
And here’s what makes it even more painful: it’s not a secret. The leadership doesn’t deny it. The mayor of New Square openly admits it. The addresses are known. The paper trail is public.
So we must ask, especially now: Is this the spirit we bring into the Nine Days — a time meant for introspection, for healing broken relationships, for mourning the destruction brought on by sinas chinam and internal strife?
Chazal tell us the second Beis HaMikdash was destroyed because of baseless hatred between Jews.
And now, in 2025, we are witnessing an organized campaign to displace fellow Torah Jews from their homes?
Are we really repeating the same mistakes?
For years, askanim, rabbanim, and community leaders tried everything — meetings, appeals, legal channels. And still, New Square doubled down.
In response, Ichud Kehillos of Rockland was formed — a united coalition of Torah-guided communities that say: Enough.
We will not allow our children to be pushed out.
We will not stand by while our neighborhoods are taken from us.
We will not let darkness parade as light.
This is not about politics. This is about principle. About truth. About standing up for the very soul of our communities.
And so we ask — with heartbreak, with trembling, with clarity:
Can this really be happening?
And if it is… how can we possibly remain silent?
A Resident
While home sellers in much of the country are trimming prices in hopes of luring summer buyers, Miami homeowners are embracing a different tactic entirely: disappearing.
Rather than dropping their asking prices, sellers in the South Florida metro are yanking their listings off the market — at the fastest rate in the nation.
According to Realtor.com’s July housing report, Miami’s delisting-to-new-listing ratio surged to 59% in June, meaning for every 100 newly listed homes, 59 were removed.
That figure more than doubles the national average of 21% and far outpaces Phoenix and Riverside, California, the second and third cities on the list, at 37% and 30%, respectively.
This retreat comes even as Miami’s market shows clear signs of cooling.
The median listing price fell 4.7% year-over-year in July, to $509,950, and total inventory climbed 30%.
Listings are lingering longer too: Homes now sit on the market for an average of 88 days — more than two weeks longer than last year and the slowest pace among the nation’s 50 largest cities.
But instead of adjusting prices to reflect that reality, Miami’s sellers are standing firm.
Less than 18% of active listings included a price cut last month, far below what might be expected in a softening market.
Many sellers, having grown accustomed to pandemic-era highs, are unwilling to let go of peak pricing — even if that means pulling the plug entirely.
“This points to sellers anchored to peak-era price expectations and willing to wait rather than negotiate,” Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com said in the report.
“In Miami’s case, the data signal a patient seller dynamic, with homeowners increasingly opting to delist their property rather than compromising on price.”
Nationally, delistings rose 48% year-over-year in June, a jump Realtor.com attributes largely to rising seller frustration as more homes sit unsold.
But the scale of the shift in Miami suggests something more entrenched: a market where sellers remain convinced their homes are still worth top dollar, even as buyers grow more cautious.
ources in the Prime Minister's office believe that Benjamin Netanyahu has made a fundamental decision to capture and the Gaza Strip as part of Operation Swords of Iron.
According to them, ministers who have spoken with Netanyahu recently heard from him about his intention to expand operations in Gaza, and even reported that he used the words "capturing the strip."
According to reports, if the decision is implemented, it would contradict the position of the IDF and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, who oppose such a large-scale operation at this stage.
Tomorrow, the political leadership is expected to hold a special meeting regarding the continuation of the military operation, including the possibility of significantly expanding it.
