ISRAELI ELECTION 5775

25 Adar 5775


Some useful information...

Central Elections Committee - FAQs

Election Day is a Public Holiday in Israel - Closures

Election Day Notice: You May be Entitled to a Ride to the Polling Station

Elections in Israel 2015

Rabbi Mizrachi and the Israeli Election

Welcome New Jewish Blogger

25 Adar 5775


Tomer Devorah welcomes the new kid on the block of the Jewish blogosphere...

Real Breslov

Wishing you much brachah and hatzlachah!

The Law is a Blessing, Not a Curse

25 Adar 5775


No one should call himself a Jew if he is unwilling to live by the Law.

You shall observe My statutes and My ordinances, which a man shall do and live by them. I am the Lord. (Vayikra 18:5)

Christianity came and said that the Law kills and too many of our people have assimilated this warped idea. They let their hearts rule their heads and they want to loosen restrictions and even circumvent the pure intent of Torah law in accordance with their own emotions and what they feel is right. 

In this way, they accept that children of Jewish fathers and non-Jewish mothers are Jews and accept that Arabs may be citizens of a Jewish State and even rule over it! And many other treif concepts.

The universe operates according to immutable physical laws and society functions most efficiently when it is being run according to just laws. 

We are the People of the Book of Divine Laws. All matters of importance must be decided in keeping with those Divine Laws and not according to feelings of the heart which the Creator Himself said through the Prophet Yirmiyahu "is deceitful above all things." (Yirmiyahu 17:9)

Pure chesed is likened to water which unrestrained wreaks havoc and destruction wherever it goes. 

A world apart from Law is chaos and anarchy. Do your part to uphold the Law. Be a champion for Torah Law - strengthen it wherever it appears to be weak. Proclaim it in the face of every opposition to it. 

It is our most precious gift.

The Worst Possible Scenario

24 Adar 5775

This is the week of the elections for Israel's 20th Knesset. Imagine the worst possible scenario and you probably will not be disappointed.

We are so close to Mashiach now, there is no more time to play these games of politics. It's time for Am Yisrael to grow up and understand that her mission and her destiny are far greater than a "democratic" system of government can accommodate. This election is going to be about proving this to Am Yisrael, of breaking her faith and dependence on human institutions, and bringing the Erev Rav down once and for all. Before He overthrows His enemy, HKB"H first brings him up very high. 

They will think that they have gained the ultimate victory, but it will only be the prelude to their ultimate destruction.

New Video Shiur Series by Rabbi Yehudah Richter

22 Adar 5775
Erev Shabbat Kodesh


On the topic...

Is the State of Israel Samson? Is the State of Israel the Beginning of the Final Redemption?


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

PART 7

PART 8

PART 9

Understanding Current Events

19 Adar 5775


Not to be missed shiurim by Rabbi Mendel Kessin...

R' Mendel Kessin, Current Events - Part 1

R' Mendel Kessin, Current Events - Part 2

Pesach: The "Rosh Hashanah of Emunah"

19 Adar 5775

A Daily Pesach Preview

...Pesach is known as the “Rosh Hashanah of emunah” — the New Year for faith and belief in Hashem. Chazal tell us that it was solely on account of our emunah in Hashem that we were redeemed from Egypt, and that it will be solely on account of emunah in Hashem that we will be redeemed in the times of Mashiach.

Since this is the essence of the Yom Tov of Pesach, one of the three main positive mitzvos of Pesach is to plant and entrench emunah — belief in Hashem.

Please see the rest HERE.

"Which Bibi ???"

18 Adar 5775


Get ready for it. He can go either way. It just depends on which orders he receives.

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I finally received a call from one of the poll takers. They asked if was intending to vote. I said "yes" and when they asked who I would be voting for, I said "Yachad." The poll-taker repeated it twice with what sounded like increasing consternation. He asked if my mind was made up or if anything might change it and I said "yes" my mind is made up and "no" nothing would be changing it. I wanted to add that were it not for Yachad, I would not bother to vote at all, but I didn't. He said "thank you" and we hung up. Pretty painless. Don't know what good it really does, but it was nice to be asked.