12 Marcheshvan 5775
Temple Mount: Palestinians clash with police
1 Fatality and 14 Wounded in Vehicular Attack in Yerushalayim
This is how it's going to be and it's going to get worse until they come in and take it away from us. But, it's all for our good, because at the end, it will just be us and Hashem here.
05 November 2014
04 November 2014
Choosing Sides
11 Marcheshvan 5775
It seems to me that every major event these days involves choosing a side - Torah and Halachah vs. Human Feeling and Reasoning. When you look at what motivates a person to choose which side of an issue they support, it's one of these two.
Those who make their choice based on Torah and Halachah are willing to conform their own will to that of Hashem's. The others are not God-centered. They are self-centered and put their own feelings and reasoning above that of the revealed will of God as it is expressed in Torah and Halachah.
It was interesting to see who fell on which side of the conversion bill debate. Elazar Stern of Tsipi Livni's Hatenua party was the sponsor of the bill, so from this starting point, you already know that it's bad for the "Jews". Oh, and it was co-sponsored by Naftali Bennett of the ironically named Jewish Home party.
Look who opposed...
Housing Minister Uri Ariel
Shas
United Torah Judaism
Chief Rabbis
Rabbi Chaim Druckman
Some of those in favor...
Tsipi Livni
Yair Lapid
Avigdor Lieberman
Naftali Bennett
Reform Movement
Conservative Movement
The Tzohar Organization
Natan Sharansky and
The Jewish Agency
Labor
Meretz
Kadima
And this one was a surprise...
Feiglin Pleased with Modified Giyur Bill
"MK Moshe Feiglin stated in his opinion, the modified version of the Giyur Bill approved by the cabinet on Sunday 9 Marcheshvan is in line with halacha. He praised the cabinet decision to pass the bill, calling the latter a “good bill”.
It might interest you to know that ads inviting non-Jews to convert have already begun running on the radio. There seems to be a fire-sale on to get rid of as much Yiddishkeit and Holy Land as possible.
It seems to me that every major event these days involves choosing a side - Torah and Halachah vs. Human Feeling and Reasoning. When you look at what motivates a person to choose which side of an issue they support, it's one of these two.
Those who make their choice based on Torah and Halachah are willing to conform their own will to that of Hashem's. The others are not God-centered. They are self-centered and put their own feelings and reasoning above that of the revealed will of God as it is expressed in Torah and Halachah.
It was interesting to see who fell on which side of the conversion bill debate. Elazar Stern of Tsipi Livni's Hatenua party was the sponsor of the bill, so from this starting point, you already know that it's bad for the "Jews". Oh, and it was co-sponsored by Naftali Bennett of the ironically named Jewish Home party.
Look who opposed...
Housing Minister Uri Ariel
Shas
United Torah Judaism
Chief Rabbis
Rabbi Chaim Druckman
Some of those in favor...
Tsipi Livni
Yair Lapid
Avigdor Lieberman
Naftali Bennett
Reform Movement
Conservative Movement
The Tzohar Organization
Natan Sharansky and
The Jewish Agency
Labor
Meretz
Kadima
And this one was a surprise...
Feiglin Pleased with Modified Giyur Bill
"MK Moshe Feiglin stated in his opinion, the modified version of the Giyur Bill approved by the cabinet on Sunday 9 Marcheshvan is in line with halacha. He praised the cabinet decision to pass the bill, calling the latter a “good bill”.
It might interest you to know that ads inviting non-Jews to convert have already begun running on the radio. There seems to be a fire-sale on to get rid of as much Yiddishkeit and Holy Land as possible.
01 November 2014
Rav Richter Shiur - Hints from the Holidays
9 Marcheshvan 5775
Motzaei"sh Parshat Lech Lecha
Thank you, Rabbi!!
Motzaei"sh Parshat Lech Lecha
Thank you, Rabbi!!
31 October 2014
BIRUR - One World Religion
7 Marcheshvan 5775
Erev Shabbat Kodesh
Guest post by Geulah Girl:
The message from Moishela said...
"After Simchas Torah there is going to be a giant Birur and that Birur is going to be very hard, but it won’t be hard for those who understand the Truth, for those who cling to Hashem, for those who cling to the Truth. It won’t be hard."
If this is true, which I hope it is, maybe it means that things will become clearer. It has been difficult to know who is on our side and who is on the other side, especially among Jews.
The xians especially only attach themselves to those Jews who fight for democracy and freedom in Israel not those who fight for Torah and halachah.
Erev Shabbat Kodesh
Guest post by Geulah Girl:
The message from Moishela said...
"After Simchas Torah there is going to be a giant Birur and that Birur is going to be very hard, but it won’t be hard for those who understand the Truth, for those who cling to Hashem, for those who cling to the Truth. It won’t be hard."
If this is true, which I hope it is, maybe it means that things will become clearer. It has been difficult to know who is on our side and who is on the other side, especially among Jews.
The xians especially only attach themselves to those Jews who fight for democracy and freedom in Israel not those who fight for Torah and halachah.
"...a united Jerusalem - a house of prayer for all nations - a place where every person from every nationality, from every religion should be welcome to express their spirituality in our capital. That's what we're fighting for - for the freedom of all people, freedom to pray as they want, where they want and when they want...."He says "expressing one's spirituality" not serving HKB"H. One is self-centered and the other is God-centered. All false religions are self-centered. Only Judaism is focused on doing the will of the Creator.
30 October 2014
Har Habayit Lo B'yadenu
6 Marcheshvan 5775
It is a common misconception that the "root cause" of all our troubles in Israel is our failure to exert full sovereignty over Har Habayit - the Temple Mount. But not only is the Temple Mount not in our hands, the option of exerting "sovereignty" over it is not in our hands either. And a good thing, too. "Sovereignty" belongs to the Sovereign of the Universe whose mountain it is. I'm sure He'd much rather have Yishmael up there sinning and earning their ultimate punishment rather than Jews. Because, of course, that is exactly what would happen. The first thing most Jews would do is settle Eisav up there, too, and like Yehuda Glick advocates - "share" it with the whole evil world.
It is HKB"H who blocks us from His holy mountain, and no one else. Our lack of free access is not the "root cause," it is the "worst consequence" of our failure to establish a Torah society. Until the Erev Rav is removed, there is no chance of that happening.
I refer you to an article I wrote over ten years ago...
It is a common misconception that the "root cause" of all our troubles in Israel is our failure to exert full sovereignty over Har Habayit - the Temple Mount. But not only is the Temple Mount not in our hands, the option of exerting "sovereignty" over it is not in our hands either. And a good thing, too. "Sovereignty" belongs to the Sovereign of the Universe whose mountain it is. I'm sure He'd much rather have Yishmael up there sinning and earning their ultimate punishment rather than Jews. Because, of course, that is exactly what would happen. The first thing most Jews would do is settle Eisav up there, too, and like Yehuda Glick advocates - "share" it with the whole evil world.
It is HKB"H who blocks us from His holy mountain, and no one else. Our lack of free access is not the "root cause," it is the "worst consequence" of our failure to establish a Torah society. Until the Erev Rav is removed, there is no chance of that happening.
I refer you to an article I wrote over ten years ago...
...it is essential that we focus on goals and prioritize our actions so that our combined efforts will bring success on all fronts.
The following are the three most critical and important goals in order of priority:
1. Establishment of a True Jewish Government
2. Elimination of the Threat of Internal Enemies
3. Reconstruction of the Beit Hamikdash
This is a logical conclusion based upon the fact that the second cannot be accomplished without benefit of the first and the third cannot be accomplished without benefit of the first two. Furthermore, Israel will continue its downhill slide and eventually cease to exist altogether without all three. It is clear to us today that without the backing of our government, it will be impossible to defeat our mortal enemies and until the enemy that has raised its hand against Hashem's throne is destroyed, we will never be able to sanctify the Holy Place for the building of the Third House. It is incumbent upon us to work diligently and uncompromisingly and most importantly, efficiently, to realize each of these goals and each in its particular time....Those who want it backwards - Temple Mount first - either have not thought it through to its logical conclusion or they have a different agenda.
"A House of Prayer for All Nations"
6 Marcheshvan 5775
Is Yehuda Glick part of the plan to make a one-world religion? While you pray for his recovery, pray for his teshuvah as well.
Video of Yehuda Glick praying to "Allah" with Arabs on Har Habayit...
Video of Yehuda Glick with Xian missionary Christine Darg...
Find more videos like this on Jewish Israel
Is Yehuda Glick part of the plan to make a one-world religion? While you pray for his recovery, pray for his teshuvah as well.
Video of Yehuda Glick praying to "Allah" with Arabs on Har Habayit...
Video of Yehuda Glick with Xian missionary Christine Darg...
Find more videos like this on Jewish Israel
Assassination Attempt
6 Marcheshvan 5775
The Battle for Jerusalem which started with the Pope's visit at the end of May this year just ratcheted up another notch. This post by The Jewish Standard speaks for itself - on several levels.
The Battle for Jerusalem which started with the Pope's visit at the end of May this year just ratcheted up another notch. This post by The Jewish Standard speaks for itself - on several levels.
29 October 2014
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