“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, September 2, 2025

Raziel Dahan a "Holy Kabbalist" Arrested in Large Scale Fraud and Tax Evasion

 

The National Insurance Institute (NII) and the Israel Tax Authority have launched a joint investigation into Raziel Dahan, a kabbalistic counselor and mediator, on suspicion of large-scale benefit fraud and tax evasion amounting to millions of shekels.

According to investigators, Dahan allegedly received social benefits he was not entitled to while operating an active business from his home. Undercover surveillance reportedly documented him meeting clients, performing spiritual rituals, reading tarot cards, and appearing on television programs.

An analysis of his bank records from 2018 to 2024 revealed millions of shekels in cash and check deposits, allegedly made without issuing corresponding invoices or receipts. Authorities suspect this income was deliberately concealed from tax authorities.

The investigation, which began following a tip to the NII, moved into an overt phase in recent weeks. During searches, investigators seized documents, digital records, and an appointment book indicating that Dahan regularly received clients throughout the day.

Dahan was released under restrictive conditions by the Rishon Lezion Magistrate’s Court. His repeated requests for a publication ban were denied by both the District Court and the Supreme Court, which today cleared the way for his name to be made public.

Belgium to recognize 'Palestine', impose sanctions on Israel


 Belgium has announced its decision to recognize a Palestinian state and impose firm sanctions on Israel in response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The move was announced by Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot in a post on Monday night. Prevot condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza, arguing they violate international law and obligations to prevent genocide.

"The humanitarian situation in Gaza has reached catastrophic proportions. Israel's actions, violating international law and its responsibilities, have forced us to take decisive steps to pressure the Israeli government and the Hamas terrorists," wrote Prevot. He emphasized that the sanctions were not directed at the Israeli people, but aimed at holding the Israeli government accountable and ensuring that international and humanitarian law are respected.

Among the 12 national sanctions implemented by Belgium are restrictions on the importation of goods from Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria, the suspension of public procurement with Israeli companies, and a reduction in consular services to Belgians living in illegal settlements. Additionally, the government has taken steps to block several extremists, including Israeli ministers and violent “settlers”, from entering the country, labeling them "persona non grata."

Prevot also confirmed that Belgium would support measures at the European Union level to suspend collaborations with Israel, including the suspension of the EU-Israel association agreement, research programs, and technical cooperation.

Further, Belgium will officially recognize “Palestine” as a state, in line with the joint initiative of France and Saudi Arabia, who have announced their intention to recognize “Palestine” at the UN General Assembly later this month. "This gesture is a clear condemnation of Israel’s expansionist policies, including its settlement programs and military occupations," Prevot stated.

He wrote that the recognition will take place after the formal release of all hostages by Hamas and when Hamas no longer maintains governance over Palestinian Arab territories. Belgium also reaffirmed its commitment to support the reconstruction of “Palestine” and intensify efforts against antisemitism, mobilizing security services and Jewish community representatives.

Belgium was among 26 countries that issued a joint statement in July, demanding an immediate end to the war in Gaza, expressing alarm over the worsening humanitarian situation and accusing Israel of imposing unacceptable restrictions on aid.

Also in July, Belgian authorities arrested two Israeli citizens attending the Tomorrowland music festival in the country and interrogated them on suspicion of war crimes in Gaza.

The arrest followed a report submitted by the Hind Rijab Foundation, which works to prosecute IDF soldiers around the world.

Fat Jerry Nadler who voted for Obama's deadly Iran Deal won’t seek Re-election in 2026


He is a self-hating Jew who was enabled by Ezra "Kapo" Friedlander who was on his payroll, and who wrote in all Jewish publications urging Holocaust survivors, no less, to support and endorse Obama's deadly Iran deal! 

Democrat Rep. Jerry Nadler, the longest-serving member of New York’s congressional delegation and a prominent voice on the House Judiciary Committee, said Monday he will retire at the end of his term and not run for reelection in 2026.

Nadler, 78, told The New York Times that President Joe Biden’s decision to step aside from the 2024 presidential race influenced his own thinking about the need for generational change in the Democratic Party.

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“Not every senior leader needs to leave, but some turnover is healthy,” Nadler said. “We face enormous challenges, and the party needs to make space for new leaders.”

Nadler has represented Manhattan in Congress since 1992, building a reputation as one of the chamber’s most liberal members. He chaired the Judiciary Committee during both impeachments of former President Donald Trump and most recently served as its ranking Democrat until stepping down late last year.

His retirement ends more than three decades in Congress and opens up a coveted seat in New York’s 12th Congressional District, which covers parts of Manhattan. Several Democrats are already positioning themselves for a run, including Liam Elkind, a 26-year-old nonprofit executive. Other potential contenders include Assemblymember Micah Lasher, former city Comptroller Scott Stringer and investor Whitney Tilson.

Nadler did not endorse a successor but has privately signaled support for Lasher, a former aide.

He joins a wave of senior Democrats announcing retirements ahead of 2026, including Reps. Jan Schakowsky of Illinois, Dwight Evans of Pennsylvania and Danny Davis of Illinois.

Nadler is currently the 10th most senior member of the House and the eighth most senior Democrat.



 

Monday, September 1, 2025

Teva Wins FDA Approval for First Generic Weight-Loss Drug

Millions of Americans now have access to an affordable alternative after Israel’s Teva Pharmaceuticals won approval to launch the first generic version of Novo Nordisk’s pricey Saxenda. 

The injection could slash costs for patients paying over $1,300 a month, signaling a major shake-up for both insurers and competitors.

Read more: https://jewishbreakingnews.com/teva-wins-fda-approval-for-first-generic-weight-loss-drug/



 

MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH in ISRAEL


Surgeons at Tel Aviv Sourasky (Ichilov) removed a skull-base brain tumor through the patient’s eye socket—no craniotomy, no brain retraction. The multidisciplinary team used a tiny incision in the upper eyelid and an endoscopic transorbital route; the young patient recovered quickly with vision preserved.

Hospital leaders say the novelty is the access path: surgeons reached the tumor via the eyelid rather than opening the skull, cutting trauma and shortening recovery. “People recoil at opening the skull; this offers a safe alternative,” said Prof. Yigal Leibovitz, who led the eye-care side alongside neurosurgery and ENT.

Ichilov, a national neurosurgical hub, has been expanding minimally invasive skull-base techniques; this case brings to Israel a transorbital approach already gaining traction in leading centers worldwide for selected lesions. 
The Ichilov team trained abroad and planned the procedure in detail before executing it, underscoring that the method is for carefully chosen tumors such as spheno-orbital meningiomas.

Israel now offers a cosmetically subtle, brain-sparing corridor for complex skull-base tumors—an upgrade that can mean faster recovery, fewer complications, and more patients saying “yes” to treatment when open-skull surgery once scared them off.

Coffins in Sanaa after Israel’s precision strike rattles Houthi leadership

 




Twelve flag-draped coffins moved through Sanaa as Iran-backed Houthi terrorists buried senior officials—including Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb al-Rahawi (also transliterated al-Rahwi)—killed in an Israeli strike last week.
 Footage and wire photos from the procession show mass crowds and an honor guard carrying the caskets. 

The strike targeted the group’s chief of staff, defense minister, and other top operatives. The fate of Defense Minister Mohamed al-Atifi remains unclear, while Mohammed Miftah emerged as acting head in Sanaa, using the funeral to vow “revenge” and a domestic spy hunt—underscoring a regime on its heels and hunting leaks.  

Hours around the funeral, the Houthis fired a missile at the Israeli-owned tanker Scarlet Ray near Yanbu; the ship wasn’t hit and the crew is safe—classic signaling after a leadership shock. The same authorities also raided U.N. offices in Sanaa and detained at least 11 staffers, tightening internal control as they posture externally.   

Greta’s Gaza Flotilla Turns Back After One Day


 Organizers of the pro-Palestinian flotilla featuring Swedish anti-Israel activist Greta Thunberg announced that they had to abandon course just a day after departing Barcelona. 

The reason? 

Rough seas. 

The “voyage will be postponed,” they declared.


Ben-Gvir pushing Tough Response to Gaza-Bound Flotilla

 


Yitzchok Frenkel Hunting Children to Molest in Modiin Elite ...Admitted It Now Denies it!

 

Mossad will Target Hamas Leaders Even in Qatar