by EMAILIM BATORAH
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“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
by EMAILIM BATORAH
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Only someone who grew up in the Charedi education system can truly understand how important the struggle of the new Public Haredi Party is.
Most of you do not know what it is like to study in yeshiva and encounter ABCs only when you are already 30 years old, and that is even a good thing
Most of you do not know what it is like to come across a simple first-degree equation for the very first time at age 25, and that would even be a good thing
Most of you do not know what it is like to watch a good friend take more and more English courses, yet never truly master the language because he simply did not start early enough
Shas and United Torah Judaism operate with a mindset of "we'll sweep the smoldering coals under the rug and everything will be fine." Or they tell themselves stories about their party-affiliated schools that supposedly teach core curriculum subjects
A few days ago, I met a friend whose son "allegedly" studies English in his cheder. His wife, an American, called the "English teacher," who is also a kollel student, to ask him something about the homework
The man does not speak English at all. Barely utters "hello" and "by."
?Complain? To whom
The principal will respond that this is the best available option, and he is probably right.
So the child stays there, continuing to "study English," while Charedi politicians keep attending neighborhood gatherings and claiming that a large portion of their school system already teaches core subjects and that everything is fine
This is one of the reasons the Charedi parties are so strongly opposed to the state-supervised Charedi schools: sacrificing the truth for the sake of maintaining the illusion
So the Public Haredi Party has now come to voice the cry of thesefrustratedCharedimi
?Will it make it past the electoral threshold
In this case, the more important question than "How many Israelis identify with them"
is
How many of those supporters believe that the party can actually cross the threshold"
And here the situation is not particularly encouraging.
The electoral threshold, which was created to increase political stability and weaken anti-Zionist Arab parties (and failed dramatically at both goals), not only creates a democratic deficit of tens and sometimes hundreds of thousands of votes that are effectively thrown in the trash, but also prevents change of any kind. Everyone prefers to play it safe, stick with the existing institutions, and above all survive.
As long as this remains the situation, the hoped-for change will probably not arrive.
But Moti Leitner has already achieved something important, even before the first polling station in Israel opens and the first ballot is cast: he has brought the cry from the grassroots into the public conversation.
Suddenly, Haredi Knesset members find themselves on the defensive.
Just a few days ago, Yaakov Asher found himself at a gathering in a Haredi neighborhood having to explain why he opposes the state-supervised Haredi schools.
What does he offer that Leitner does not, beyond slogans such as "You shall do according to all that they instruct you
The internal Haredi discussion is beginning, slowly but surely, to shift toward practical issues and thoughts about the future.
And that, too, is something.
As a beginning.
וגם זה משהו. בתור התחל
BREAKING: While the entire country of France burns, Macron is currently in Qatar claiming that the scenes out of Paris are actually AI generated. https://t.co/PVo5meLfzO
— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) October 21, 2026
They curse Reb Binyomin Zev Herzl z"l because he set the groundwork for fulfilling the RBS"O's promise of וקבצנו יחד מהרה מארבע כנפות הארץ לארצנו and those of us living in Eretz Yisrael, mamash, see with our own eyes this prophecy unfolding as we watch with amazement Jews from all over coming home in the millions. Never before in the entire world history did a people return to their native country in these numbers.
One could ask, so what should Satmar do? They are a growing community and need housing?
The answer is to accept that you live in Galut and stop building "Ugandas!" and integrate in existing communities!
Satmar were the first to mock and ridicule Herzl's initial idea to settle Jews in a separate country in Chutz Le'aartz, in Africa, in Uganda!
In 1896, even though he proposed Uganda, he published Der Judenstaat favoring the Land of Israel.
In 1903, B.Z. Herzl at the 7th Zionist Congress rejected the Uganda Plan and reaffirmed the Land Of Israel as the only Jewish Homeland and quoted the famous pasuk in tehillim: ...... אִֽם־אֶשְׁכָּחֵ֥ךְ יְֽרוּשָׁלָ֗͏ִם תִּשְׁכַּ֥ח יְמִינִֽי
In 1974, Rav Yoel Teitelbaum the Satmar Rebbe, took Herzl's "Uganda Plan" without giving Herzl any credit and established an Uganda in Monroe, New York! They then started a vicious campaign to mock, ridicule and even curse B. Z. Herz z"l to cover up the fact that they stole his Uganda idea!
In 2026, Satmar endorsed a vicious antizionist as Mayor of New York, and not only did they invite this vile scum into their Sukka they presented him with a Mezuza, ironically, the symbol of a Jewish home.
The Mayor Mamzarani was born in Uganda!
DIN : According to this letter signed by the Gadol Hador, both Rav Landau and Rav Hirsch are a bunch of apikorsim and are defying the Torah and are committing a Chuillul Hashem! Rav Landau and Rav Hirsch are
חוטאים ומחטאים את הרבים!
So there you have it folks, Charedim eating each other alive.
They require us regular Joe Shmoes to be respectful of each other yet they sit there on their high horses and based on the Torah they call each other "apikorsim"
This is what I have been writing about for years, and I'm not surprised at all that this is now coming out in public
Charedim have been selling us a bill of goods that they follow the Torah and that they are authentic Jews, yet here we see Rav Shternbuch calling out other Gedoilim and outright saying and writing for posterity that the other Gedoilim are a bunch of heretics and defying the Torah!
Pass the popcorn, sweetie! no salt please!
Ahead of the Knesset elections, the leaders of the Eda Haredit's Badatz (rabbinical court) in Jerusalem issued an official statement unequivocally calling on those who support their position to refrain from voting.
In the document, the hardline haredi leadership reiterated its consistent historical opposition to participation in the governing institutions of the State of Israel.
At the beginning of the letter, the rabbis clarified their halachic position: "We have already faithfully made known the Torah's position regarding elections to the ruling Knesset, and it is forbidden to participate in Knesset elections in the Holy Land."
According to the rabbis, the directive is based on rulings issued by leading rabbinic authorities of previous generations: "We act as the emissaries of the great sages of earlier generations, of blessed memory, who prohibited participation in these elections."
Later in the document, the rabbis used harsh language to condemn the very existence of the elections and the parliamentary activities of haredi representatives who serve in the Knesset.
According to the rabbis, participation brings no benefit but instead entails "the grave sin of desecrating God's name" and joining forces with those who do not follow the ways of the Torah.
The letter also noted that Knesset members are required to swear allegiance to the laws of the state, which the signatories claim contradict Torah law.
It further cited the historical prohibition against women's participation in elections, as previously established by prominent rabbis such as Rabbi Meir Simcha and Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski.
The Badatz rabbis concluded with an explicit warning to voters: "Anyone who participates in these elections lends a hand to evildoers and must be concerned about bearing responsibility for the consequences of his participation... Do not associate with a wicked person, even for the sake of Torah."
This is so painful to write, and even more painful to watch unfold.
Rav Meir Yechiel of Ostrovtza points out that this is the very first mitzvah ever given to a Jew.
The Ribbono Shel Olam commanded Avraham, "Leave your land, your birthplace, and your father's house" and go to His chosen land.
Remarkably, this command came before Hashem instructed Avraham to circumcise himself. In other words, before Avraham entered the covenant through bris milah, he was already commanded to make Aliyah.
Why?
Would it not have made more sense for Avraham to first enter the covenant through a bris and only then be told to move to Eretz Yisrael?
I believe the Ribbono Shel Olam is conveying a powerful message.
Hashem is teaching us that Eretz Yisrael is the foundation upon which all of Yiddishkeit rests.
Every Jew, even one who, like Avraham at that moment, has not yet performed a single mitzvah, possesses within his very essence, his spiritual DNA, the ability and the calling to leave his homeland and his father's house and journey to the land that Hashem has shown us.
No matter how distant a Jew may be from Torah and mitzvos, a spark remains within him that connects him to Eretz Yisrael. The very first command given to the first Jew teaches us that Hashem wants every Jew in His land.
First this stupid self-hating Jew flies to Israel and takes a Tour Bus to try to get Jewish Soldiers to fight with his group of haters. He confuses the city of Nehalim in Judea & Samaria with an Arab Village near Ramalla with a similar name, "Nahalin" and the takes a selfie in the bus stating that "he was detained!"
He is an unmitigated liar, as he needed to first coordinate with the proper authorities as one does in any other country, and because he didn't, for his own protection he and the other woman rabbis were asked politely to turn around until proper coordination was arranged!
In a video right below this he say that he was "released"
This is so funny and is totally absurd