Conversation between the head of Machon Shilo, Rabbi David Bar-Hayim & renowned physicist Dr. Jeremy England
“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
Sunday, September 27, 2026
"Tell me what you accuse the Jews of, and I tell you what you're guilty of"
This is absolutely 馃挴 brilliant!@graz25863
— Adi (@Adi13) September 24, 2026
"Tell me what you accuse the Jews of, and I tell you what you're guilty of"
Credit: Protect and Save Jews pic.twitter.com/9OaCbcuJdI
First Charedie Lady on a Political Ticket, On the New Charedei Party, Explains why she is running
The percentage of ultra-Orthodox women diagnosed with breast cancer at a stage where their lives can no longer be saved is five times higher than that of non-ultra-Orthodox women.
This is a painful, sad, and bitter truth.
Despite these harsh statistics, there has never been an ultra-Orthodox MK who has taken action on this issue. Dozens of committees and discussions in the Knesset, but it didn't touch them.
This is my mission. This is what I will do.
讗讞讜讝 讛谞砖讬诐 讛讞专讚讬讜转 讛诪讗讜讘讞谞讜转 注诐 住专讟谉 讛砖讚 讘砖诇讘 讘讜 讻讘专 诇讗 谞讬转谉 诇讛爪讬诇 讗转 讞讬讬讛谉 - 讛讜讗 驻讬 讞诪讬砖讛 诪谞砖讬诐 砖讗讬谞谉 讞专讚讬讜转.
— 谞讞讜诪讬 讬驻讛 (@NechumiYaffe) September 24, 2026
讝讜 讗诪转 讻讜讗讘转, 注爪讜讘讛 讜诪专讛.
诇诪专讜转 讛谞转讜谞讬诐 讛拽砖讬诐 讛诇诇讜, 诪注讜诇诐 诇讗 讛讬讛 讞״讻 讞专讚讬 砖驻注诇 讘谞讜砖讗. 注砖专讜转 讜注讚讜转 讜讚讬讜谞讬诐 讘讻谞住转, 讗讘诇 讝讛 诇讗 谞讙注 诇讛诐.
讝讜 讛砖诇讬讞讜转 砖诇讬. 讝讛 诪讛 砖讗注砖讛. pic.twitter.com/prWQ3ogmqY
The Chardeie Yeted Ne'eman Lies again ....
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Attacker who randomly pummeled a 66 Year-old Boro-Park Rav cut loose by judge
The crazed attacker who allegedly pummeled a rabbi in a random attack this week — minutes after he slugged another stranger pumping gas — was cut loose by a judge in both cases, prosecutors said Friday.
Eric Avrutov, 31, allegedly pummeled the 66-year-old Jewish leader and placed him in a headlock on Dahill Road near Cortelyou Road in Kensington around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday — breaking the victim’s shoulder and leaving him petrified, according to a criminal complaint and a member of his congregation.
But Avrutov was granted supervised release by Judge Edward Daniels — over prosecutors’ request that he be held on $10,000 cash bail or $20,000 bond, the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office said.
The attack was considered an unprovoked assault on a stranger — not motivated by hate, according to cops — but it was enough to rattle the rabbi before his community began the celebration of Sukkot.
“More than the physical injuries, he is struggling with the emotional trauma of the incident,” Avrumi Herbst, a member of the rabbi’s synagogue and a close personal confidant, said in an email. “This morning, he was further distressed when the DA’s office notified him that the suspect was released again.”
“I feel it is important to point out that the Rabbi is very resilient and accepts everything that has befallen him as the will of G-d, and he plans to officiate normally during the upcoming holiday, albeit with the physical limitations imposed on him by his shoulder injury,” Herbst added.
“Nevertheless he is concerned for his personal safety and the safety of his neighbors and the casual release of the perpetrator just added to that.”
Just minutes before the attack on the rabbi, Avrutov allegedly slugged another man, 60, on the side of the face as he pumped gas at the Shell station around the corner on Cortelyou Road, police said.
In that case, prosecutors asked for the same bail amount, but Judge Daniels again cut Avrutov loose on supervision.
The reasoning behind the judge’s decisions in both cases was not immediately clear.
Before the back-to-back Wednesday attacks, Avrutov had five previous arrests, police said.
He last found himself in cuffs when he allegedly punched a 23-year-old man and 22-year-old woman in the face at random at Brighton 12th Street and Brighton Beach Avenue around 11:30 a.m. Monday, police said.
But Judge Duane Frankson had no choice but to grant him supervised release because the top charge against him – misdemeanor assault – was not eligible for bail, according to the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office.
Avrutov was also arrested on Sunday for allegedly showing up at his grandmother’s Brooklyn home in violation of an order of protection back in June, and charged with criminal contempt, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors asked that he be held on $2,500 cash bail or $5,000 bond, but Frankson again cut him loose on supervision, according to the DA’s office.
Avrutov’s record also includes a gun possession rap from 2024, one criminal trespass arrest and another bust for violating an order of protection, police said.
Ponovitz Bnei-Teirah Beat the Living Daylights out of Rav Fivelson, Rav Hirsch, Rav Berman and Rav Dovid Miller had to come out to condemn the violence!
讝讜 转讜专讛 讜讝讜 砖讻专讛
They already know how to fight, so why not draft them so they can at least fight Arabs instead of Roshei Yeshiva?
Senior Roshei Yeshiva of Ponavezh have issued strongly worded letters supporting HaGaon HaRav Avrohom Moshe Fivelson, following an earlier letter from HaGaon HaRav Moshe Hillel Hirsch protesting the treatment of Rav Fivelson.
HaGaon HaRav Chaim Peretz Berman and HaGaon HaRav Dovid Miller each issued letters condemning what they described as violence, brazenness and bizayon haTorah directed against Rav Fivelson.
Rav Berman wrote of the pain over those who had “mocked you with violence and brazenness and degradation of the Torah,” while expressing support for Rav Fivelson amid the controversy.
Rav Miller issued an equally sharp warning against allowing physical intimidation to become an accepted means of settling disagreements within the Olam HaTorah, writing that a dangerous attitude was taking root of attempting to persuade others “with a wicked fist” and thereby silence the “Kol Yaakov.”
The letters come after Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, one of the senior leaders of the Lithuanian Torah world, issued his own public protest over the events surrounding Rav Fivelson.
The intervention of the Ponavezh Roshei Yeshiva adds significant weight to the growing protest within the Olam HaTorah, with the letters emphasizing that disagreements — regardless of their intensity — cannot justify violence, intimidation or degradation of talmidei chachamim.
Friday, September 25, 2026
Moshe Indig the Satmar "Moral Coward" Condemns Netanyahu's Speech in the UN Says "Eichmann"is a friend and ally to our community
Mr. Netanyahu, you do not speak for New York’s Jewish community.
— Rabbi Moishe Indig (@MoishIndig) September 24, 2026
Your government arrests hundreds of innocent yeshiva students each week, while we in New York practice our faith and live freely and safely.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a friend and ally to our community
You are not. https://t.co/X62W4V8TZW

