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Tuesday, June 2, 2020

As Brooklyn Burns .... De'Blasio Has Cops Chase Chasidishe Children From Playground!




As NYC descends into straight-up anarchy and outright terror, Mayor Deblasio has chosen to direct his "brave" NYPD officers to a playground in Williamsburg to make sure the Chassidishe children do not “trespass”.
This occurred at the Lynch Park in Williamsburg on Monday afternoon at 6:00PM.
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Blacks Take Over Fifth Avenue in Manhattan




Leonard Cohen: 
First We Take Manhattan then we Take Berlin




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Monday, June 1, 2020

Nadler's Iran cyberattack on Israel’s water supply could have sickened hundreds

The truth is that its not only "Nadler's & Ezra Friedlander's Iran" its also "Satmar's Iran" since it was the Monroe Satmar Rebbe, R' Aron Teitelbaum that had chassidim write thousands of letters to congressmen to make sure that Iran gets nuclear weapons....Iran vowed to wipe Israel off the face of the earth which would have included thousands of Satmar chassidim that live in Israel...
Iran tried to increase chlorine levels in the water flowing to residential areas during April’s cyberattack against Israel’s water systems, a Western intelligence official has told the Financial Times.
The official told the British newspaper in a report published Monday that hundreds of people would have been at risk of getting sick and that the attack was close to being successful.
The head of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate hinted last week that the attack may have aimed to mix chlorine or other chemicals into the water supply.
Additionally there was a chance that the attack would have triggered a fail-safe, shutting down the pumps and leaving thousands without water during during the recent deadly heatwave in Israel.
“It was more sophisticated than they [Israel] initially thought,” the Western official said. “It was close to successful, and it’s not fully clear why it didn’t succeed.”
An unnamed Israeli official told the Financial Times that the attack created “an unpredictable risk scenario” by starting a tit-for-tat wave of attacks on civilian infrastructure, something both countries had so far avoided.
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Monsey Judge Takes The Side of Blacks & Latinos and Throws Yeshivos Under the Bus in East Ramapo Schools Case

A federal judge sided with black and Latino voters in East Ramapo Tuesday, saying the method that allowed Orthodox Jewish members to dominate the area’s school board violated the Voting Rights Act.
U.S. District Court Judge Cathy Seibel said the East Ramapo Central School District will be banned from using the at-large voting method to elect school board members in elections scheduled for June 9, Lohud.com reported. Instead, the district has 30 days to come up with a ward-based plan for electing board members.
The goal “is to ensure that every voter has equal access to the electoral process,” the judge wrote. “For too long, black and Latino voters in the District have been frustrated in that most fundamental and precious endeavor. They, like their white neighbors, are entitled to have their voices heard.”
The ruling was a victory for the Spring Valley chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People the NAAACP, which sued the district in 2017, and a setback for the nine-person school board whose members are mostly Orthodox Jewish men.
Lawyers for the district, who did not immediately comment on the ruling, argued that race had nothing to do with the success of Orthodox candidates. They attributed the results to turnout by voters who shared their vision for low property taxes and generous public services for private school students. Nearly all of the Jewish students in the Rockland County towns served by the district attend yeshivas; black and Hispanic families, whose children attend public schools, said budget cutbacks had crippled the school system.
“This is not to say that the white bloc voters harbor conscious racial animus,” Judge Seibel wrote of her ruling. “But if we assume that the white ‘private school community’ votes as it does to reduce taxes, it would deny reality to pretend that its members were unaware that the students to be negatively affected by their votes are overwhelmingly children of color.”
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Satmar Rebbe on Shevuois: "Women ..Take Off Your Makeup"

As we all read about the terrible virus, Covid-19, we are all understandably confused what to do and how it infects...

Not to worry..... R' Aron Teitelbaum, Monroe Satmar Rebbe found the cure...
If only women would stop wearing makeup!

On Erev Yom Tov he issued a fatwa that all those over 60 should stay home; forgetting that he himself is over 60, opened the big Satmar Shul to all ... after "he convinced the President of the USA to open the shuls."

In a fiery speech on the night of Shevuois, with the entire shul packed with no one wearing masks and no social distancing, the holy rebbe, told his sheeple to "daven 3x's a day with a minyan and to go daily to the mikvah."
Then he came up with which he believes is the cure for Covid-19 ...
Women should stop wearing makeup ....

What's interesting is that by and large its the men that are dying and not the women.....but the holy rabbi doesn't want the facts to get in the way ..

I hope when the cure gets publicised .... 
shiksas will adhere to this new novel cure too, to stop the spread of the deadly virus.

I am convinced that when the shiksas start looking like dogs the virus will stop dead in its tracks.
בדרשת החג

האדמו"ר מסאטמר: להפחית באיפור ככל שניתן



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Kabalas Ha'Toireh in Satmar Bnei Brak



The growing divide between Orthodox and Non-Orthodox in America


The victory by the the Orthodox and right-wing pro-Israel groups in the recent 38th World Zionist Congress election says volumes about the state of the Jewish people in America.

The divide between the Orthodox and the other denominations has grown.

The contrast is even more stark when looking at the support of President Trump. Over 80% of the Orthodox voted for him in 2016 and I believe that number will go up in the 2020 election.

The Orthodox and right-wing bloc received 62,000 votes in the WZO election (Orthodox Israel Coalition 21,698 votes, Eretz HaKodesh 20,023 votes, ZOA 10,313 votes, American Forum for Israel-Lieberman’s party 8,132 votes, Shas Olami 2,046 votes).

The Reform, Conservative, and left-wing groups received 54,098 votes (Reform Movement 31,500 votes, Merkaz-Conservative 14,666 votes, Hatikvah-J Street 7,932 votes). 

In 2015 the Reform ticket alone got 38% of the vote. This time they got only 25% of the vote. Similarly, the Conservatives got 17% of the vote in 2015 but only 10% this time.

This election sent shock waves through the Non-Orthodox camp.
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Sunday, May 31, 2020

Rabbi Norman Lamm, former Yeshiva U president, dies at 92

Rabbi Norman Lamm, noted Modern Orthodox rabbi, author and communal leader, passed away Sunday at the age of 92. 
The president emeritus of Yeshiva University had just lost his wife to COVID-19 a month earlier. 

Rabbi Lamm was the third President of Yeshiva University, serving from 1976 until 2013, and is credited with helping to save it from falling into bankruptcy. 
Rabbi Lamm got his rabbinical ordination from Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik at Yeshiva University's rabbinical school, the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, in 1951. 

In 1952, he was appointed rabbi of New York's Congregation Beth Israel, where he served for six years before becoming assistant rabbi at the Jewish Center on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in 1958. 
In 1959, he was promoted to the Jewish Center's rabbi, a position he held until 1976.

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IKEA Opens in Beit Shemesh ....and the Haftorah of Parshas Naso


So guys ....
Listen to this .....
This Shabbos in Israel we "leined" Parshas Naso ....
We only have one day Shevuois, and Shabbos was no longer YomTov....

I want to point out how great Israel is .....and that everything that happens in this historic land is connected to Tanach...
even the opening of IKEA!

IKEA opened up this week ... Parshas Naso...
in a little town in Beit Shemesh called Eshtaol ....
the town Eshtaol is near the city of Zorah......

The haftorah of Parshas Naso talks about Shimshon who lived in Beit Shemesh. In fact, Shimshon and his father Monoach are buried here in Beit Shemesh!

When Shimshon was born, Hashem blessed him .....
But where? In which city?
Read the very last two lines of the haftorah!

'ותלד האשה בן ותקרא את שמו שמשון, ויגדל הנער ויברכהו ה'
ותחל רוח ה' לפעמו במחנה דן בין צרעה ובין אשתאל

"The woman gave birth to a son, and she called him Shimshon, the lad grew and Hashem blessed him.
The spirit of Hashem began to resound in the camp of Dan, between Zorah and Eshtaol."

By the way Dan ben Yaakov is also buried here in Beit Shemesh..

Swedish furniture and interior design giant IKEA opened its fifth store in Israel in the town of Eshtaol near Beit Shemesh, daily financial newspaper Globes reported on Sunday.

IKEA already operates stores in Netanya, Rishon Lezion, Kiryat Ata (near Haifa), and Be'er Sheva. A space reserved for kitchens has been installed at the Tel Aviv port.
The company has invested NIS 390 million (USD110 million) in the new establishment, which opened despite allegedly committing numerous construction violations.


The Jerusalem District Appeal Committee last week dismissed claims about construction-related offenses since the opening of the branch would create hundreds of jobs, crucial at the time when Israel's unemployment is the highest in history due to the coronavirus crisis.
The new IKEA covers more than 25,000 square meters, with 39 rooms displaying 8,000 products on sale. The new store has 380 employees, including management, customer service, cashiers, logistics, and warehouse staff, along with catering staff.
The outdoor parking lot has nearly 900 parking spaces.


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Mrs. Maisel spent the summer there. Now the whole place can be yours for just $6M.

This upstate New York resort’s lake, bowling alleys and cabins were the setting for Mrs. Maisel’s Catskills summer retreat.
Now it can be yours for a mere $6 million.

The Scott’s Family Resort in Deposit, which has been operating for 150 years, is on the market. The owners had announced in a January Facebook post that they were forced to close “due to circumstances beyond our control.”

The resort had become too expensive to keep up, according to The Journal News website lohud.com, but the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible to operate this summer.

“This whole coronavirus thing has brought everything to a screeching halt,” Patty Scott Holdrege, a daughter of the current owners, told llohud. “I’m sad – this is all I’ve ever done.”

The resort had been in operation since 1869 but faced declining business in recent years. The property was put up for sale in 2018 but managed to stave off closure after the episodes of the “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” aired.

The creators of the Emmy-winning Amazon Prime comedy chose the Scott’s Family resort for its buildings, which had remained relatively unchanged in its decor since the 1940s and ’50s. It was the perfect setting for the show’s second season, when Midge Maisel’s family relocates to the mountains for some fresh air and family fun.

The episodes evoked an era in which thousands of Jewish New Yorkers would stream out of the city for weeks every summer, many to resorts in the Catskills Mountains where all of the patrons were Jewish. The resort area, nicknamed the Borscht Belt for the beet soup eaten by Russian Jews, gave rise to comedians like Jerry Lewis and were immortalized in the 1987 movie “Dirty Dancing.”

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"Don't Tell Ima", a book about domestic abuse in the Jewish family

The at-first-glance seemingly innocuous title of this book by Lisa Barness (Don't Tell Ima, Jewishselfpublishing) gave me the impression that it is about child rearing, perhaps about how to gain children's trust so they are not afraid to admit the truth and about teaching them to be honest.  After all, the phrase is most often used by children when asking other siblings not to "tell on" them to mother after they do something they shouldn't.

The dilemmas children face in this regard are real - sometimes a child's not revealing the name of whoever did something wrong can lead to continued criminality, sometimes it can mean the child will be punished for someone else's misdemeanors, and there are times where it is a noble thing to do – except that none of the above is the subject of this book and the writer is using a fictitious name.
This book is a story in which the children involved could have been maimed for life.

That is because, unfortunately, the person instructing them not to tell Ima is an adult – at least legally – and is the children's narcissistic, control freak, two-timing and dissembling, "model" of a religious father. Trust, honesty, possible negative consequences on their lives never even enter his mind.
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Saturday, May 30, 2020

Satmar Bnei Brak Erupts in Civil War As Police Are Called On Shevuois


The Ahronim in Bnei Brak aren't only fighting against the Zionists, they fight against themselves as well...

As we reported previously, The Ahronim in Bnei Brak, who follow R' Aron Teitelbaum are in a civil war ... which is threatening the entire Satmar Bnei Brak Kehilah...

This Friday, when frum Jews around the world were busy celebrating "Kabalos Ha"torah", and talking about "achdus" the Bnei Brak Ahroinim were beating the hell out of each other....

I'm not even sure what happened exactly, it seems someone from Harav Meizel's (the rav of Satmar Bnei Brak) opposition ran to the Aron Koidish to make sure that his own people would get the "kibudim" which led to a fist fight during Shachris ... 
I guess it happened before "akdomois!" 

Police were called and two of the mispallilim were arrested.
 I don't know exactly what they serve in Israeli jails on Shevuois but my guess is that this year they weren't going to get to eat cheese kreplich! ....

אחד המתפללים סיפר ל'כיכר השבת' כי "הרקע לבלגן הוא הרצון של כמה מאנשיו של ראש הישיבה לגשת לפתיחת ארון הקודש, דבר שאליו התנגדו בהנהלת המוסדות, ככל הנראה מתוך רצון לחלק את הכיבודים לאנשיהם בלבד, מה שעורר התנגדות עזה מצד אנשיו של ראש הישיבה, ואף לאלימות פיזית של ממש שנעצרה רק לאחר התערבות המשטרה, שנאלצה לעצור 2 מתפללים שהיו שותפים למעשה האלימות".


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Trump cuts ties with WHO

US President Donald Trump on Friday said he was severing ties with the World Health Organization, signaling the end of hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to the UN agency as the deadly coronavirus pandemic rages on.
As Europe speeded along the path to reopening after months of crippling lockdowns, Trump’s move is likely to spark dismay, especially in other parts of the world where the outbreak has yet to reach its peak.
Russia recorded a record number of deaths on Friday and several nations in Latin America are bracing for difficult weeks ahead, especially Brazil, where the toll has soared.
Last month, Trump suspended funding to the WHO, accusing it of not doing enough to curb the initial spread of the novel coronavirus and being too lenient with China, where the global outbreak began late last year.
On Friday, he made that decision permanent — a dire one for the UN agency’s finances as the United States is by far its biggest contributor, having given $400 million last year.
“Because they have failed to make the requested and greatly needed reforms, we will be today terminating our relationship with the World Health Organization,” Trump told reporters.
The Republican leader said the US would be redirecting funds previously allocated to the WHO “to other worldwide and deserving urgent global public health needs.”
“The world needs answers from China on the virus. We must have transparency,” Trump said.
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AMERICA PLUNGES INTO CRISIS ......


A global pandemic has now killed more than 100,000 Americans and left 40 million unemployed in its wake.
 Protests — most of them violent — have once again erupted in spots across the country over police killings of black Americans.


America’s persistent political dysfunction were laid bare this week, as the coronavirus death toll hit a tragic new milestone. 
 Together, the events present a grim tableau of a nation in crisis — one seared by violence against its citizens, plagued by a deadly disease that remains uncontained and rattled by a devastating blow to its economy.
“The threads of our civic life could start unraveling, because everybody’s living in a tinderbox,” said historian and Rice University professor Douglas Brinkley. 
In the days after a 46-year-old black man died in the custody of Minneapolis police in an incident caught on video, demonstrators took to the streets. In that city, a police precinct was breached and set ablaze, along with other businesses. In Colorado, shots were fired near the statehouse. At a protest in Louisville, seven people were shot.
Authorities announced charges of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter against the officer in the Minneapolis case Friday — which observers saw as a development that might quell some of the immediate unrest.
The protests that erupted in Minnesota spread to places like Columbus, Phoenix, Denver and Louisville, which recently experienced a controversial police killing when officers serving a warrant shot and killed a 26-year-old EMT inside her home. More demonstrations broke out Friday evening across the country, including in the District.
“I was amazed watching people who were out,” said Raoul Cunningham, head of the NAACP branch in Louisville. “To me, it made clear that we’re at a period of time like we’ve never faced before.”
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12,000 New York Nursing Home Residents Killed by Covid-19..... Should Cuomo Be Charged for Murder?

Patricia Castillo remembers when the Newfane Rehab and Health Care Center, where her mother lived, notified her that a patient had just been admitted from a nearby Niagara County hospital with COVID-19.
Jill Sawyer, whose father lived at the same nursing home, remembers getting notified, too. “It was just a death sentence,” said Sawyer. The virus raced through Newfane, killing Castillo’s mother and Sawyer’s father and 24 other residents.
“My father was only 70 years old,” Sawyer sighs, and he was still “shuffling around and calling me 20 times a day.” Now, she says the phone doesn’t ring and she misses that.
COVID-19 has killed at least 11,000 to 12,000 nursing-home and assisted-living residents in New York, nearly double what the state admits to. And as the deaths mount, so have the lies and cover-ups.
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Alte Raskin ..Bais Rivka teacher gives birth during pandemic, still finds time for students ..


Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish community was hit particularly hard by the coronavirus crisis and Bais Rivkah teacher Alte Raskin was in the thick of it all — while caring for her newborn son.
Raskin, 27, a member of the Hasidic sect of Chabad, was expecting a lengthy maternity leave in an empty house with her three girls in school. But when she gave birth on March 18, just as the coronavirus crisis was beginning to sweep New York, she knew that wouldn’t be possible.
She took six short weeks off while another teacher taught her seventh-grade students and at first, she was nervous to get back to work.
“It’s a whole new thing, I just had a baby, I don’t have so much energy to put into trying to figure out a whole new module of learning and teaching,” Raskin said of the work.
“The first few days were totally overwhelming. I was like, ‘What am I doing? I maybe should just not go back this year. Maybe this is just not a good idea.’ I have kids, my kids are [doing] online school. They need people all day to troubleshoot them and run around. Plus, I’m postpartum, right, I’m exhausted I could barely move.”
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Thursday, May 28, 2020

Chag Shevuois Samaich


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Going To Cost Alot More To Go To Lakewood.....Major Toll Hikes Approved On New Jersey Turnpike & Garden State Parkway

It is going to cost a LOT more to travel on two of New Jersey’s tolled highways later this year. The New Jersey Turnpike Authority commissioners voted on Wednesday unanimously to raise tolls this September, NorthJersey.com reports as per WPST.
Tolls will increase on the New Jersey Turnpike by staggering 36%, and on the Garden State Parkway fares will be raised by 27%, officials say. The hikes will pay for a $24 billion in projects on both roadways.
So here’s the breakdown of the increases:
  • On the turnpike, passenger cars currently cost $13.85 to drive from Exit 1 to Exit 18W. That will increase to staggering $18.85 under the new rates.
  • The parkway increases will mean that most toll booths will increase from $1.50 to $1.90. The Toms River toll will rise from 75 cents to 95 cents.
  • Tolls collected at the on-ramps and off-ramps of the Garden State Parkway, which currently cost between 50 cents and $1.50, will increase to a range of 60 cents to $1.90.
The new toll rates will go into effect on September 13, unless they are vetoed by Governor Murphy.
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Watch Nutty Mika Brzezinski Say it's The Media's "Job To Control What You Think"



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Zera Shimshon ... Parshat Nasso




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