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Hurricane chani or hurricane moishe
I had a hurricane with my name but my legal first name is goyishe used for both Jews and non chosen ones lol
Does anyone know a rabbi to talk to or anyone to talk to about a bad situation im dealing with.?having to do with antisemitism.
I’m being picked on by some antisemites and I fear for my life too but I think there’s no one to help.what can I do?any ideas
Any ideas.someone I know has panick attacks and goes to the hospital during shabbos a lot.is this an aveira
DISCLAIMER: My point is NOT to bash kollel or yeshivas.
My Question is not just about Kollel, but about the entire yeshiva system nowadays:
Why is it that after 10 or 15 years in yeshiva, most guys are not experts in Shas (at least Bavli and Mishna – ideally also yerushalmi, tosefta, Mechilta, Sifra, Sifray – and of course, Mishne Torah L’Rambam)??
i feel like after 10 years in kollel, and the guy finally goes to work, then he starts finally to learn a little – by a daf shiur. To learn a few hours a day is not ideal or enough.
The Kollel guys have no excuse – i think they should be focused more on learning Gantz everything.
The mesivtas are even worse!What’s with Litvocks always saying Tachnun
@chaim87, if your looking at litvisher infrastructure your very limited to Lakewood and Passaic, all the expansion came from within, not from outsiders, I saw on a few prior posts you mentioned your from Hungarian stock, you always can return to your roots.
PS for many years the only year round presence in the mountains was Yeshiva South Fallsburg and Mountaindale, they are still there but are overshadowed, talking about overshadowed I think the chasidisher olam is now of equal size to the litfisher olam in Lakewood
@Chaim87, you never answered the question, who is stopping YOU from doing that????? don’t worry about yennim
Why comparing non-Jews going to Ukraine versus Jews going to Uman. There is no comparison. Russia knows that uman is saturated with Jews on rosh hashana Jewish blood in their eyes is cheap. Gentile blood is worth more.
@Chaim, so who is stopping you?
@coffee, that works when someone goes to school out of state or overseas, not when someone moves, anyway I don’t waste time on an obvious troll
E.K.
1, Obviously you have no clue about election law, once you move you are not eligible to move.
2. Your are “frei”, no genuine non frum would even know what that word means, much less the word loshen hora, Try asking the TROLLER Rebbe your questions being you already a member of the kehillah.
3. Don’t change you username, its easier for the trollers this wayIts something the Troller Rebbe said during the tish in reference to the use of orange soap in the TROLL mikvah located in the TROLL mikvah factory
Chananyah Weissman said the fear of short boys in shidduchim is huge
Chananyah Weissman said the fear of short boys in shidduchim is huge
Forget Yed Tes, lets focus on Chof Aleph Kislev
@ Square root:
Your comments are almost-alwaysfilled with laitzanus and Onaas Devarim,
both of which are prohibited by the Torah
that you allegedly claim to believe in.Unfortunately, laitzanus and Onaas Devarim have become
so common, and so normalized, and so accepted,
that many people no longer consider them to be forbidden.Your unrelenting attempts at advocacy to ensure the rights of the frum community are not only commendable but outright awe-inspiring! Orthodox organizations stand by their communities, fighting any possible hindrance to their freedom of speech, religion, etc. The frequent large-scale Torah Events are exciting, inviting, highly professional, and a true Kiddush Hashem. Honestly, it is to be envied by other communities! The accomplishments are impressive as well. Bills passed, funds allocated to Jewish Education, lifting the heavy burden of Tuition, stepping in for someone who was discriminated against for Shabbos Observance, Lobbying on Capitol Hill, and developing real friendships with Politicians who appreciate our communities. I can go on and on and on and its all true. BUT. What if all the above doesn’t succeed? What if your friends in the government are unable to help despite their goodwill? What happens if anti-Semitism doesn’t like your advocacy and persists no matter what? What happens if the situation gets worse, as it already is? And the real QUESTION? What if G- D Forbid Golus America ends like 100% of the other goluses??? What do we do then? Is there a plan B? I don’t want to get descriptive. It’s not necessary. WE NEED PLAN B!!
I would like to make a suggestion based on a Possuk in yeshayahu פרק ד פסוק ג. Yes, I am suggesting preparing American Jewry for mass Aliyah, and I even have a plan. Send a delegation for a series of meetings with Government Ministers, Minister of Housing, Minister of Labor, Minister of Education, Minister of Aliyah. (Yes Israeli Ministers) Say to them, we are preparing our communities for mass Aliyah. We want our communities and their families to be able to live near one another and to retain our culture, our educational system etc. We need proper and adequate employment and social services. We need shuls, schools, yeshivos, seminaries, etc. Lay down the infrastructure NOW! Don’t wait till it’s too late! I don’t like to beg, but I hereby beg you – Do it NOW!
It can be done. There are large empty expanses of land – in Yerushalaim and close by, and in other places as well. – Tell the Minister of Housing – You allocate the land, we will bring the builders (not the kind who build in every possible meter leaving no space for greenery, etc) the prices will be government-regulated for 18 months, during which period of time only people from X community will be able to buy. After 18 months, anyone will be able to buy. Within these new neighborhoods, there will have to be lots allocated for shuls, schools, yeshivos AND playgrounds, beautiful green parks etc. The Rabbonim of the shuls will only be able to be from X community as so too the principals of the schools and the Roshei Yeshiva. Demand easier conditions for opening businesses, easier taxation – whatever! (Dont worry you won’t get all you ask for- but it’s a beginning.)
Aliyah has many challenges but when done together, it’s a whole different story.
I know that I’ll be hit in the face with all sorts of hashkafos that serve the purpose of easing guilt over staying put, but times have changed. We are on the threshold of worldwide changes that we cannot foresee their results. WE MUST HAVE A PLAN B!It has to do with the orange soap in the mikva at a minyan factory
Chananya Weissman is a LUNATIC
Chananya Weissman is a RODAIF.
Chananya Weissman is a MOSAIR.
Chanaynya Weissman a CHILLUL HASHEM.
Chananya Weissman is a SHONDA FOR THE G0Y1M.@SR,
stick to subjects you are familiar with such as the dating and Chananya Weissman
The level of boredom in the dirahs in Brisk and Mir must be off the charts.
SR knowledge of how gedolim felt about Israel is equal to his understanding of how to successfully navigate the shidduch system, just about zero on both
Actually Hodu is supposed to be India in chumash . Some European countries call turkey “the Indian bird”
“if HaKatan and UJM never would have attacked “The Zionists”,then I *** NEVER *** would have made 95% of the comments thar I made in this YWN Coffee Room, over the past 3 years.”
News to me you have been posting mindless cut and paste since the day you joined
they must be very bored in the dirahs in the Mir
Ask the Troller Rebbe
and your point is no point as well
The question posed to the Rav came from concerned bnei yeshiva, who described the now-common scene of Thursday-night cholent gatherings. These events often include large pots of cholent prepared not for kavod Shabbos, but simply for enjoyment — with some yeshiva bochurim partaking as early as Thursday afternoon.
and your point is?
@Sam Klein,
this a repost of something that wtsp wrote, you would not know sarcasm if it hit you in your faceHey I’m a young teenage girl in bais yaakov that has been struggling with many areas in yiddishkeit recently. I have also been improving tremendously with the help of many people. One thing that has been bothering me all along and still is, is that the things I was struggling with (mainly boys) were topics that arent discussed in school or basically anywhere in my life. Im definitely not the only girl in my bais yaakov and the other Bais yaakovs all over that struggles with it because it’s normal for it to be a struggle but what makes it harder is that these topics are kept so hushed up and looked upon so badly which personally made it much harder to improve. As I was going thru my struggle I was told that I was going to be sent out my school if I didn’t stop doing what I was doing… and all I could think is “ok I’m doing things against school rules and it’s not right, but why can’t my school teach me in the first place how to control myself or how to deal with these kind of feelings?”
Im wondering if anyone can explain some of this to me so I’m able to understand better why things are like this… thank you@SR, he is still a loser, he is a loser who makes videos, he could not get married in the US and still could not get married in Israel, birds of a feather flock together, bitter old alter bucherim
Chananya Weissman moved to Israel and still remains single
Square Root said:
Just because someone is married, that does not prove that he or she is “an expert”.
There are many people with below-average personalities who got married because they are tall or rich or beautiful; and there are many people with above-average personalities who are not married because they are short or poor or ugly.
There are many people with below-average intelligence who got married because they are tall or rich or beautiful; and there are many people with above-average intelligence who are not married because they are short or poor or ugly.
Also, there are many people who are married now, but will be divorced in the future.
Are people who are married now, but will be divorced in the future “expert”, because they are married now?You seem to not understand that if our personal circumstances were just a little different, many people who are married now would not be married, and many people who are not married now would be married now.
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MY RESPONSE:Chananya Weissman moved to Israel and he is still not married
second all of Schwartz’s herrings. Tastes fresh and not overly salty.
R Moshe Sherer was committed to finding shidduchim for fat girls and short boys
Turns out there were only 199,975 people who attended, 200k minus the 25 who were collecting in the US
@skdoulda, considering you last post here 16 years ago, i take anything you said with a grain of salt
Try the Troller community, they are very good at that, and speak to the Troller Rebbetzin, she has the whoopee cushion that Whoopee Goldberg used who she became Jewish
I stopped listen to the drivel that passes for Jewish music 20 years ago
I stopped listening after Shlomo Carlebach died
I forced myself to listen to the drivel that passes as Jewish music during the taking of the hostages as zechus to the hostages, now that they are released do I need to listen to the garbage that passes as Jewish music?
@Coffee Addict, bh yes but I was a long road to recovery.
In addition to the above, I had tires fixed and gotten boost from Chavrim, shomrim helped help solve / prevent crime, all of KJ fire dept and most of Monsey, Woodmere and Lawrence FD are staffed by frum volunteers, there are pages and pages of gmachim
“On a shabbos, on a way from Yaffa gate to the Kosel, I saw two American shabbos-dressed teen brothers in a minor play/argument. A standing nearby traditionally dressed Arab addressed them in English: don’t fight on Shabbat. They stopped, embarrassed. I turned to the Arab and said “shabbat shalom”. He returned the greeting.”
On a related story, my Irish neighbor wishing me a gut yom tov when he sees me walking on shabbos and i wish him a happy new year on Jan 1, be we are veering far off the topic
My son got critically ill on a trip to Spain, the Chabad Sheliach sent food for the week and hooked me up with a member of the local community [sephad] wo was liaison to the hospital and was with me for the entire time, Hatzolah Air flew us back with a crew mostly of MO and Yeshivish.
Williamsburg Hatzolah met us at the airport in mist of a snowstorm and took to the hospital, where the liaison [ a Klausenberger Chusid] came in a night to make sure everything went smoothly.
my son’s stay was over Purim, and we heard megillah from Lubavitcher bucherim went from room to room reading instead of having a good time, we had a Purim seduah from Satmar Bikur Cholim as well as shabbos meals.
The Bikur Colim room and apartment were run by a yeshivahisher from Queens with the back office run by MO from the Upper East Side.I was a recipient of chesed from every part of this great community of ours, the zechos of chesed that they gave should be a credit for a great new year
@Rocky
I have a theory that the majority of cheesecake bought for shavuos ends up in the garbage (and hence eaten by the local squirrels-or whatever your local animals are). People get all excited about keeping the minhag and ended up buying, making or getting gifts of cheesecake for much more than is able to be consumed. Also,most people end up eating more fleishig than milchig meals (especially this year with one day shabbos) and hence the opportunities to consume all the cheesecake are quite limited.the OP only holds by the TROLLER hechsher, so long as a TROLL takes part its not an issue, oh did I mention TROLL yet?
We have to honestly thank Bibi Netanyahu for starving the terrorists of Gaza. Israel really should simply carpet bomb Gaza into to the stone age, or completely out of existence, as the late great Rabbi Meir Kahane of blessed memory wisely advocated.
We all saw on October 7 how even the so-called “civilians” of Gaza actively participated in Pogram of that day. There are no civilians. Only current terrorists and future terrorists.
Even the starvation of the children is simply protecting the State from those future terrorists.