Proud Dad + Rabbi + Tech Entrepreneur + Business Owner + Bar/Bat Mitzvah Rabbi + Blogger/Journalist @AccessTech248 | @KosherMichigan | @MitzvahRabbi 🎾⛳ ⚾
Detroit, Michigan
Joined April 2009
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RabbiJason retweeted
RedHawk Alert:
EMERGENCY: An ACTIVE THREAT has been reported on the OXFORD Campus. RUN/HIDE/FIGHT! Whether you choose to run, hide or fight, be prepared to face a life threatening situation. Updates to follow.
RabbiJason retweeted
In the last few months, my life has changed beyond all compare. I made a decision to support my Jewish friends and without hesitation. I feel anxious almost everywhere I go but I do not regret my decision. I have seen friends that I have helped and supported turn on me without a conversation. It hurts because I know that not only do they know Jewish people but they have benefited hugely from the association with Jews. British Jews have always made London better from Philip Sallon's crazy nightclubs to the brick lane Bagel shop.
More importantly and most shocking is that many of these anti Isreal people have zero political instincts. They only care because it has become fashionable to care. I would go as far to say that they are the biggest and most hideous cowardly fakes to walk this earth. Why are people who support their Jewish friends being called to account while these fakes, like Ed Sheeran, Jade and countless others get to pretend to care about a situation they could not comprehend even if they really tried. I support anyone calling for peace. That is what we should all be doing. How can Isreal be an apartheid state when Arabs and Christians live there peacefully and are part of the political system? As for Ed Miliband, clearly we know why he never because Prime Minister and Andy Burnham won't be getting my vote. In life there are people who see what's going on and others who just blindly follow the trends. Remember. Fashions change.
Yes. I do mean you!
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RabbiJason retweeted
Nothing will ever top the 1958 #NFL championship halftime show
#SuperBowl
RabbiJason retweeted
Michigan State University Chabad has been vandalized two evenings in a row.
On Tuesday night, a male was seen on video throwing large rocks at the windows and doors, causing damage.
He then returned last night to spray swastikas and “He’s back”.
RabbiJason retweeted
OPINION | "It’s clear that our community is at an inflection point... We have to reimagine Jewish education if we want to be relevant in the lives of young people today and the young people to come over the next 25 years."
By @Bryfy
ejphil.com/4ewih
RabbiJason retweeted
We are one people. We are a proud people. And we always stand up for each other.
I wish all of you a zissen Pesach.
Enjoy the holiday with your families, and always be proud of your birthright.
God bless you all, and may God continue to bless the Jewish people.
Am Yisrael chai,
and Happy Passover.
RabbiJason retweeted
Passover, The One Biblical Commandment #passover #connection #pesach #seder #pesach2025 #passover2025 #jewish
RabbiJason retweeted
If you posted that “all eyes on Rafah” meme and have nothing at all to say about the six Israeli hostages whose lifeless bodies were just found in Rafah—one of the main reasons Israeli forces have been there all along—feel free not to post anything about this conflict ever again.
RabbiJason retweeted
You can vandalize my office, you can come to my house in the middle of the night, you can harass me in public, but I have news for you.
YOU. WILL. LOSE.
This public Jew is going nowhere.
Deal with it.
RabbiJason retweeted
say what you want about louisville police, their inmate re-entry program is a huge success. just look at what this young man accomplished today after serving his time
RabbiJason retweeted
David Newman, 25, was murdered by Hamas on October 7th at the Nova festival after reportedly saving hundreds of lives.
David is survived by his parents, his brothers Noah, Gavriel, and Dvir, and his sister Batya.
David attended the music festival with his girlfriend, Noam Ben David, who recalled how happy she felt dancing with him in a crowd that was “like one big family.”
When Hamas began their attack, David instructed people to hide in two industrial garbage cans that he spotted. Over several hours, David would wait until the coast was clear to set out and find more people to hide until he was eventually killed inside the container.
David was a volunteer for Magen David Adam and is remembered as a hero with a big heart. His best friend, Gidon Hazony, who started the non-profit Soldiers Save Lives in his memory, remembers, “He was just such a warm and loving party boy. He just loved spreading that energy.”
And David’s older brother Noah said, “He was the happiest person you could meet. You could put him in a quiet room all by himself, and you'd find him dancing.”
May David’s memory forever be a blessing.
RabbiJason retweeted
PS--My interview with Matisyahu pubbed yesterday, in case you missed it: commentary.org/seth-mandel/m…
RabbiJason retweeted
Incredibly powerful.
A proud Israeli Jew plans on keeping Shabbos for the first time this Shabbos.
He invites others to join him.
Let’s join him. Let’s share.
Let’s invite Shabbos into our lives. ❤️
RabbiJason retweeted
Michal Zarbailov, 60, was murdered by Hamas terrorists while on a group trip to the Dead Sea.
The boss was stopped in Sderot when terrorists drove by and shot and killed Michal and the 13 other mostly retirees on the minibus.
A mother to four and a grandmother to eight, Michal was born in the country of Azerbaijan and moved to Israel with her husband and children in 1990.
Her daughter said Michal was “so beautiful, inside and out. She was a woman who made do with little and was happy with her lot, even when life wasn’t easy.”
Michal had recently switched careers and was working at a daycare, something she found much more fulfilling. She was planning on opening her own daycare before she was killed.
She was deeply loved by her children, her grandchildren, and the families at the daycare.
May her memory be a blessing.
