Oh, the Talmud said something negative about us...
It's not complicated to understand
“Not as though the word of God hath taken none effect. For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel: neither, because they are the seed of Abraham, are they all children: but, In Isaac shall thy seed be called. That is, They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God: but the children of the promise are counted for the seed. ”
Romans 9:6-8
This is unbelieving ethnic Israel
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"They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God:"
This is believing ethnic Israel & the church
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"but the children of the promise are counted for the seed. ”
Pilpula Charifta retweeted
So that contains the words of God, fyi. But, now that you exposed yourself without first doing research... tell us do you agree that it is bad to worship a black cube?
Who exactly pushes for this? When you understand that, you understand who is behind this infiltration operation.
Is Judaism just a religion?
One of the most ignorant things people think is the notion that Judaism is different from Christianity and Islam because if you stop believing, you’re still a Jew whereas if you stop believing in those other religions, you are no longer a Christian or Muslim
In reality, both Christians and Muslims believe that once someone stops believing, they are an apostate but still a Christian or Muslim, and they don’t need to convert again once they get back on board with their religion
We teach that a Jew is a Jew no matter what, not because of DNA, or culture, or heritage, but because our religion defines a Jew as someone born to a Jewish mother or converted according to Halacha. Once someone is a Jew they never stop being a Jew and while we regard apostates as invalid in many ways (they can’t serve as kosher witnesses, or touch non mevushal wine, etc) they are still fully Jewish and don’t need a geirus if they are back on board with the ikkarim of our religion
So the proof is crystal clear: we are Jews only because of our religion. Because the Torah (including the Oral Law) defines a Jew as someone born to a Jewish mother or converted according to Halacha, that person is Jewish.
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I actually think a graphic being produced by Hamas with the name, photo and official military position of a person and labeling them a "mujahid" is fairly strong evidence that someone "partook in military activities"
What this Tucker guy trying to accomplish exactly? Just to get ultra-orths to fight and say stupid things?
Another time, I was waiting for the bus in Boro Park and a Russian lady comes over to me saying she lost her wallet and that she’s Jewish and needs help. I told her I don’t have cash on me.
She starts yelling about that I’m rude, that she is “richer than any Jew” because she has Yoshka. So apparently she wasn’t even Jewish. Germans were really onto something when they declared Slavs “untermenschen”.
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Comparing musical Selichos to Chassidus betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of Chassidus.
Chassidus did not take a mitzvah that felt dry and add music and emotion from the outside (אש זרה) to make it inspiring. Chassidus taught a Jew how important the mitzvah is, how precious he is as a Jew, and what his avodah means. Once you really feel that, the joy, singing, and excitement come naturally from the mitzvah itself.
That is the polar opposite of what these Selichos Concerts are doing: Using music to create a vibe, and then carrying that emotion into Selichos. That's not similar at all to what the Ba'al Shem Tov did.
I am not saying there is never a place for that (מצוה להביא מן ההדיוט). But the problem is when the music becomes the main event and changes the whole character of Selichos.
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BICYCLING REMAINS A FRINGE FORM OF TRANSPORTATION IN NYC ACCORDING TO THE NYC DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES OWN DATA
After years of aggressively converting scarce street space into bike lanes, NYC DOT's own data show bike/micromobility accounts for just 2.9% of all NYC trips:
Cars: 38.5%
Walking: 37.6%
Transit: 20.7%
Bike/micromobility: 2.9%
And bike/micromobility's share actually fell from 3.1% in 2022 to 2.9%.
Yet, City Hall and the New York City Department of Transportation Alternatives continue reallocating finite street capacity to dedicated bicycle infrastructure, including projects that remove travel lanes, constrain curb access, and complicate bus and vehicle movement.
This shouldn't be an ideological question about whether bicycles are good or bad.
It's a question of allocation.
When 97.1% of trips are made principally by something other than bike/micromobility, every project that takes capacity away from substantially more heavily used modes should have to demonstrate a commensurate transportation benefit.
Street space may be public, but it isn't unlimited.
Infrastructure policy should reflect how New Yorkers actually travel; not how transportation activists wish they traveled.
Pilpula Charifta retweeted
They hate cars @Grok can you tell me if NYC has done anything to make owning a car in NYC better, or have they worked on making it more difficult to own one? Also, tell me about insurance rates and what NYC has done to help with that in the last 10 years
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Remember last week when we discovered Spain had a colony in Africa? Yeah me too, that was fun. Turns out they have 7. The UK has 14, France has 13, the Netherlands has 6, and Denmark has two including Greenland. Yet a tiny nation of Jews living in their ancestral homeland with absolutely zero overseas holdings, let alone in Africa, are the colonizers? Mom was right, the biggest hypocrites really do scream the loudest.
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Mis felicitaciones al Presidente del Gobierno de España, Pedro Sánchez, por su profundo compromiso con la acogida de la inmigración y la "diversidad humana".
Como alguien que demuestra una gran preocupación por Hamás y los residentes de Gaza, le llamo a traducir las palabras en hechos: abra las puertas de España y conceda refugio a los residentes de Gaza que solicitan emigrar. Esta es una excelente oportunidad para contribuir un poco más a la "diversidad humana" de España.
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Pilpula Charifta retweeted
Refusing to air a presidential speech to the nation about election fraud seems like a horrible way to convince people you weren't in on the election fraud.
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Ro Khanna’s driver intentionally triggered a Security First Response Team.
Israeli Gedaliah Blum explains the tricks that Ro Khanna used to stage a performance.
Ro Khanna was traveling in Judea and Samaria, which are also known as the West Bank. The Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria have experienced many terrorist attacks. So, there are First Response Teams of community guards who monitor for suspicious activity. These teams are governed by laws and work with safety measures, and they coordinate with the Israeli army.
Shabbat is Saturday. On Shabbat, people living in Jewish communities do not drive. On Shabbat, Ro Khanna’s team drove off the road, which was already very suspicious. The strange activity of Ro Khanna’s vehicle triggered the First Response Team. So, the team checked the vehicles.
Ro Khanna did not tell anyone he was going to be in the area. He was not traveling in a way that identified him as a congressman, he was not in a government marked vehicle. The First Responder Team checked for his identity. Specifically, because Ro Khanna did not tell anyone he would be in the area, it took about ninety minutes to confirm his identity with the Israeli army.
After he was safely identified, he was allowed to continue on his way. Afterwards, Ro Khanna described this security check as being held hostage by wild settlers, which is total nonsense.
Ro Khanna is a liar.
@GedaliahBlum
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When I say that @GovMikeHuckabee delivered a historic speech at today’s conference, I am not kidding.
If I had any doubts that we are living in messianic times, Ambassador Huckabee reassures me on a daily basis.
This man will be remembered favorably in history books when they tell the story of how western civilization abandoned its moral compass.
Pilpula Charifta retweeted
Over the last week the Trump admin has been pushing this horrible MOU down the throats of the world.
Contrary to popular belief, Trump struck the “peace deal” between Israel and Lebanon (finalized early June). Israel was given the green light by Trump to defend itself and its soldiers against Hezbollah while they wait for the Lebanese Armed Forces to take over.
Hezbollah (LH) was ordered to disarm (again). Iran controls and funds LH. After hostilities ceased, LH launched multiple attacks against the IDF and Israel.
It was obvious that Iran would allow LH to attack Israeli territory and the IDF, which they did, and then claim Israel was in violation of the MOU.
The MOU does not state Israel will withdraw from Lebanon, nor that they can not defend themselves as per the last ceasefire agreement.
This MOU was signed in bad faith by the Iranians, the claim they will maintain control of the Strait of Hormuz, even if the USA meets all obligations.
I, like many of you, voted for “Peace Through Strength”. What we are seeing with this MOU and the Trump admins actions after Iranian and LH violations of the MOU isn’t Peace through Strength, nor is it “5D chess”.
It’s stupidity.
Whoever convinced him this was a good idea needs to be fired.
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If you pound American bases, shut down Hormuz, rock the global economy, you’ll get America (both parties) dying for a deal with you.
If you kill every Iranian and Hezbollah operative with American blood on his hands, buy American arms, share intel with America, fight alongside America, you will get America accusing you of dragging it to war, tarnishing its image, President will use an expletive against your prime minister, week in and week out.
If you just landed from Mars and trying to figure out how to deal with America, you’d conclude that it’s much better off being America’s enemy Iran than America’s friend Israel.
Now you know it's really bad
Je salue l’accord conclu entre les États-Unis et l’Iran, fruit d’un effort diplomatique auquel ont contribué plusieurs partenaires. J’appelle à sa mise en œuvre rapide et complète par tous les belligérants.
Cet accord doit permettre la réouverture urgente et inconditionnelle du détroit d’Ormuz, que la mission internationale mise en place avec le Royaume-Uni est prête à accompagner. Les moyens sont en place et prêts à être engagés. La reprise du trafic maritime, sans restriction ni péage, est une condition indispensable à la stabilité régionale et à l’économie mondiale.
Cet accord ouvre également la voie à une négociation globale au service de la paix et de la sécurité de tous au Moyen-Orient. Celle-ci devra permettre de répondre aux préoccupations liées aux programmes nucléaire et balistique de l’Iran, ainsi qu’à sa politique de déstabilisation régionale. C’est ainsi que nous pourrons bâtir une paix solide et durable. La France est disposée à y prendre toute sa part, aux côtés de ses partenaires.
Elle continuera également à apporter son plein soutien aux efforts déterminés des autorités libanaises pour restaurer la souveraineté de l’État, qui est le seul à même d’assurer la stabilité et l’intégrité territoriale du Liban et de répondre aux besoins des populations. Un cessez-le-feu robuste et durable est pour cela indispensable.
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NEW: Karmelo Anthony's parents say "nobody wins" after their son was convicted of murdering Austin Metcalf at a track meet, appear to blame all-white jury.
"My son didn't intend to hurt anyone. My son was defending himself," his mom said.
"What stuck out to me, number one, was the all-white jury..." Anthony's father said.
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The Anthony’s contention of an “all white jury” is false . The jury was racially diverse despite there being no black jury members. There were Asian , Hispanic , Indian and Middle Eastern jurors
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