He had a fur coat that he stole from Nimrad, he had 400 followers and he wanted to kill his brother!
Thursday, December 4, 2025
Was Eisav a Chassideshe Rebbe?
The primetime princess's fall from grace
ByADAM SCOTT BELLOS
Megyn Kelly once represented something rare in American media. She was the lawyer-turned-anchor who confronted Donald Trump with fierce resolve, exposing hypocrisy when everyone else trembled. She built her brand on saying what others were afraid to say. She presented herself as the last adult in the room – the uncompromising defender of free expression and common sense.
But something has changed. Not in one dramatic collapse, but through a slow, humiliating slide: from calling out lies to protecting the people who spread them, from demanding moral clarity to digging her heels into tribal right-wing loyalty. The Megyn Kelly who once made a living tearing hypocrisy apart has become one of its most effective new shields.
HOLLYWOOD’S NEW ROLE: “FREE THE TERRORIST OF JEWS"
🚨 HOLLYWOOD’S NEW ROLE: “FREE THE TERRORIST” 🚨
Over 200 celebrities, many of them signing out of pure social pressure, have joined a global campaign to release Marwan Barghouti. Actors spend their lives pretending to be other people…You’d think they could at least pretend to be informed citizens before they start acting like activists. Let’s review who they’re supporting: MARWAN BARGHOUTI, CONVICTED FOR: • 5 counts of murder • 1 count of attempted murder • Organizing and financing deadly terror attacks during the Second Intifada • Direct leadership role supporting the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades • Attacks targeting Israeli civilians in restaurants, on highways, and in communities • involvement in attacks that killed a Greek Orthodox monk • Membership in a terrorist organization Israel’s courts convicted him, not for “resistance”, but for murder. Murder of civilians. Ordinary people. Families. But sure… Hollywood has spoken. Another “cause” to latch onto without reading even a single brief. If these celebrities feel so strongly, maybe they should take responsibility for what they’re campaigning for. You want him freed? → Fine. You house him. You take responsibility. But Israel isn’t paying the price again.
Not today!
"Not today MF!" pic.twitter.com/aHIBy5y4h9
— Steve Inman (@SteveInmanUIC) December 4, 2025
Arab Explains to a Christian Who the Colonizers Are
An Israeli Arab exposes the ignorance of an anti-Israel woman.
— Vivid.🇮🇱 (@VividProwess) December 3, 2025
"The Jews are not colonizers, the Arabs are. Do you read your own Bible? The Bible says Jesus was born in a Jewish Bethlehem, a Jewish city. Jesus was born a Jew and came to Jerusalem, full of Jews, before Islam." pic.twitter.com/uze7siWccj
Lakewood rallies around a drunk driver who killed a mother!
Sorry Isn’t Enough: The Frum Community’s Troubling Response to Tragedy
In recent days, I’ve been stunned by the reaction of segments of the frum community to an avoidable tragedy. Instead of sober reflection, we’ve witnessed misplaced sympathy and even public support for a man who chose to drink, drive, and kill.
Consider the case of Mordechai Berkowitz, 23 years old — an adult by both secular and halachic standards. He made a conscious decision to get behind the wheel intoxicated. The result was the death of an innocent mother of children.
This was not a case of shogeg. It was karov le‑mezid.
Yet, rather than confronting the gravity of his actions, some in the community rallied behind him.
The author of a popular WhatsApp group, whom I highly respect, even attended his trial to show support. Tehillim groups were organized at holy sites. Would those supporters at his trial have shown up in court, had he killed someone's wife, husband or child of our community?
Have we lost our collective sense of moral clarity?
They made this רוצח into a hero!
I am not calling him a רוצח, our תורה הקדושה calls him that! Now anyone drinking will drive thinking, "worst comes to worst, I'll be made into a hero, and get a great קבלת פנים!
The problem runs deeper than just one case. Too many in this generation — including Torah leaders — have embraced the dangerous notion that saying “sorry” erases consequences. But it doesn’t. A life was taken. A choice was made. Time must be served..
This isn’t a child. This is an adult. Sorry doesn’t always cut it. Consequences matter.
And let’s be honest: if the victim had been a Jewish mother, would the same sympathy have been extended to the driver? History suggests otherwise. When a drunk driver killed an engaged couple on Motzaei Shabbos a few years ago, the community demanded a stiff sentence. Why the double standard?
This hypocrisy is not new. Satmar ass'kanim secured the release of Philip Drelich, who murdered his pregnant wife and a diamond dealer, despite being sentenced to two consecutive life terms, he walked free in 2016. What message does that send?
Meanwhile, the same voices that defend killers are often the loudest critics of Zionists — Jews who built a home for over 7.5 million people and who daily risk their lives for Klal Yisrael. The contrast is staggering.
I believe in rachmonis. Compassion is a cornerstone of our faith. But compassion must never be confused with excusing deliberate, destructive choices. Supporting someone who was karov le‑mezid undermines justice, morality, and the very values we claim to uphold.
The frum community must ask itself: what are we teaching our children? That “sorry” is a get‑out‑of‑jail card? That murder can be overlooked if the perpetrator is one of us? If so, we are not only failing the victims — we are failing ourselves.
Sorry is only good בין אדם למקום
An Orthodox Jewish man who launched an anti–drunk driving campaign after killing a woman in a 2022 crash was sentenced Wednesday to six years in New Jersey State Prison without parole.
Mordechai Berkowitz, 23, admitted he had been drinking before veering across the center line on South Lake Drive on July 22, 2022, fatally striking 44-year-old Juana Lopez-Hernandez.
After the crash, Berkowitz started a “Don’t Drink + Drive” campaign that drew nearly 45,000 pledges. Berkowitz was taken into custody immediately after sentencing and will receive credit for time served.
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Comey & Letitia James may be re-indicted as early as this week
The Department of Justice will likely present new indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James to a grand jury as early as this week in the Eastern District of Virginia, sources tell CNN.
R' Zalman Sorotzkin Wants Mercy for Someone Who Drove Under the influence
A Heartfelt בקשה from Rav Zalman Sorotzkin- בית מדרש לוצק
Please daven for a Yid like me and you who made a horrible mistake by driving under the influence and needs רחמי שמים.
His sentencing is today. He's facing 5-10 years in state prison R"L
*מרדכי בן שרה רינה*
מי שמרחם על אכזרים לסוף נעשה אכזר על רחמנים
Just in the past two years many innocents were killed by drivers under the influence yet this Sorotzkin is fighting that this guy not face jail!
How insane is this??
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