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  • in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2551237
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    Always_Ask_Questions said this
    on 2026 May 18 1:25 PM in a discussion titled:
    “MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat

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    Rabbi Ya’akov Kamenetsky writes in his
    Emes Le-Ya’akov Al Ha-Torah (Exodus 12:2 number 17):

    “It is incumbent on us to understand that the establishment of
    the State of Israel in our day, after the great destruction and despair
    that overtook the remnant, and given the desperate and
    destroyed status of Russian Jewry, God caused the establishment
    of the State of Israel in order to strengthen the connection to Judaism
    and to sustain the link between the Jews in exile and the Jewish nation.”

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    MY RESPONSE:

    THANK YOU VERY MUCH for providing this valuable quote.

    PLEASE repeat this quote, by itself,
    together with the original Hebrew text
    from which it was translated.

    I thank you very much in advance.
    I wish you a safe and pleasant Yom Tov.

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2551232
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    Always_Ask_Questions said this
    on 2026 May 18 1:25 PM in a discussion titled:
    “MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat

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    Rabbi Ovadiah Yosef Yabi’a Omer, volume 6,
    Orah Hayim numbers 41-42 about Yom HaAtzmaut
    Torah She-be-Al Peh (16, 5734, pages 19-20):

    “I wish to emphasize first that the state of Israel
    and independent Jewish reign in our Holy Land
    is of the highest historical and religious significance.”

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    MY RESPONSE:

    THANK YOU VERY MUCH for providing this valuable quote.

    PLEASE repeat this quote, by itself, together with
    the original Hebrew text from which it was translated.

    I thank you very much in advance.
    I wish you a safe and pleasant Yom Tov.

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2551225
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    Always_Ask_Questions said this on 2026 May 18 1:25 PM
    in a discussion titled: “MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat

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    Rabbi Yosef Eliyahu Henkin was adamantly opposed
    to the position of the Satmar Rav. He wrote:

    “I was shocked to read in Chomoteinu of Cheshvan 5719
    the slanderous notion that we are required to give our lives (limsor nefesh)
    to frustrate and resist the efforts of the State of Israel
    in its struggle against those who would rise up against them.

    This was stated as a p’sak din based on what we learn that Israel
    is restricted from rebelling against the nations (Ketubot 111A)…

    Now all the Rabbis who were opposed to Zionism and the establishment
    of a state took up that position until the time that it was officially founded.

    Once the state was declared, anyone who plays into the hands
    of the nations of the world, even where there is no imminent danger,
    is clearly a moseir and rodeif.

    All the more when there is danger to destruction of life in so doing…

    Surely, those who recently emigrated must be very weary of
    the state’s efforts to strip them of their Torah way of life,
    but to proclaim that anyone who aids the state is a rodeif,
    well such talk is the severest form of redifa.”

    Seridei Esh, “Herzl, the Man of Religion”

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    MY RESPONSE:

    THANK YOU VERY MUCH for providing this valuable quote.

    PLEASE repeat this quote, by itself, together with
    the original Hebrew text from which it was translated.

    PLEASE give us chapter numbers and page numbers,
    in addition to the names of the books quotes

    I thank you very much in advance.
    I wish you a safe and pleasant Yom Tov.

    in reply to: Yom Yerushalayim (again) #2550313
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    Avi K said:

    Rav Moshe said “… we require miracles exclusively,
    so that perhaps the people will recognize that it is God who is doing this.

    And so, thank God, this has been fulfilled,
    and He has produced the victory over Arabs far greater in number,
    who also had the assistance of a major empire for their weaponry,
    much greater than our state in the Land of Israel, and yet in just four days,
    they defeated all of the Arab nations and Egypt,
    in the time from Monday to Thursday,
    and we hope that He will send the King Messiah soon,
    and all Israel will recognize that ‘the Lord is a man of war’” (emphasis mine)

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    MY RESPONSE:

    Thank you for your comment.

    Which “Rav Moshe” are you talking about?

    PLEASE DO NOT assume that we can read your mind.

    PLEASE assume that we DO NOT know. Thank you.

    You need to give us his complete name. Thank you.

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    PLEASE help us, by providing us with an exact source for your quote.

    Quotes from famous Rabbis are meaningful,
    when you can PROVE that they are accurate,
    by providing exact sources for your quotes.

    Your quote is interesting, but where is it written?

    What is the name of the book?
    What is the name of the author?
    What is the chapter number and page number?
    Who published that book and in what year?

    I thank you very much in advance for answering my question.

    in reply to: Yom Yerushalayim (again) #2550310
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    Avi K said:

    Rav Chaim Shmuelevitz said about the liberation of Yerushalayim:

    “I am not a prophet. I am a simple man,
    but it is clear to me that were we to have a prophet today,
    he would declare: ‘Your throne is established of old!
    Praise the Lord, all nations; laud Him, all peoples.
    For His mercy is great toward us; and t
    he truth of the Lord endures forever. Hallelukah.
    The Lord is a man of war, the Lord is His name.’�
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    MY RESPONSE:

    Thank you for your comment.

    PLEASE help us, by providing us with an exact source for your quote.

    Quotes from famous Rabbis are meaningful, when
    you can PROVE that they are accurate,
    by providing exact sources for your quotes.

    Your quote is interesting, buy where is it written?

    What is the name of the book?
    What is the name of the author?
    What is the chapter number and page number?
    Who published that book and in what year?

    I thank you very much in advance for answering my question.

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2550308
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    Qwerty613 said:

    “Rav Moshe Feinstein of course.

    His position was that he wasn’t necessarily in favor of
    establishing the State, but once it became a reality,
    he said that it has to be supported because of
    all the Jews who live there.

    I don’t know if this statement is in writing, but
    growing up in his neighborhood that’s what I always heard.

    Therefore, this idea that every Gadol is anti-Israel is total hooey.”
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    MY RESPONSE:

    I appreciate your response. Thank you.

    But we need solid evidence that Rabbi Moshe Feinstein ZTL ZYA
    actually said that or believed that. Rumors and hearsay do not help.

    In court, what you know does not count.
    Only what you can PROVE counts.

    I request that someone – anyone — should provide us with
    solid evidence that Rabbi Moshe Feinstein ZTL ZYA
    actually said that or believed that.

    I wish you a very happy Rosh Chodesh.

    And I thank you in advance.

    in reply to: Oztar hachochma competitor #2549987
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    I suggest that someone should use this discussion
    to publicize a list of all Torah Software that is available now.

    This would include all Torah Software that allows searches of:

    Tanach with commentaries, Talmud with commentaries,
    Midrashim, Mussar books, Halachah books with commentaries,
    Rishonim, Acharonim, etc, etc, etc.

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2549405
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    Qwerty613 said:

    “…I’ll answer that Rav Moshe supported the state.”
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    MY RESPONSE:

    Which “Rav Moshe” are you talking about?

    PLEASE be specific. THANK YOU!
    PLEASE do not assume that we know. THANK YOU!

    PLEASE PROVE that “Rav Moshe supported the state”.
    THANK YOU!

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2547949
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    Chaim87 said this on 2026 May 11 at 4:33 PM:

    “Once the wealthiest guy made a simple kiddush. everyone followed.”
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    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    Thank you very much, Chaim87, for your valuable comment!

    May G*D smile on you!

    in reply to: YU vs the Greater Yeshiva World #2547947
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    user176 said:

    “HaKatan & UJM:

    Would you just zip it already?

    Kol haposel b’mumo posel.
    Anyone who accuses others of idolatry is likely themselves an idolater.

    Your words are blasphemous, hateful, and have no place here.

    Either act like a Jew or take a hike.

    So disgusting, disgracing Talmidei Chachamim and writing-off half of Am Yisrael.”

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    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    Thank you, user176, for your truthful words.

    But HaKatan & UJM are writing-off much more than “half” of Am Yisrael.

    Sorry about that.

    in reply to: THE REDEMPTION WILL PROCEED SLOWLY #2547946
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    For SomeJewIKnow:

    Because you falsely slandered millions of Israeli Jews,
    by calling it a “Nazi state” (Motzi Shem Ra),
    you will be punished for ALL of the sins of Israeli Jews,
    in addition to being punished for your own sins 🙂 🙂

    In addition, your descendants will be cursed without mercy,
    for at least 1,000 generations,
    in addition to being declared mamzeirim 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

    Laugh now, while you still can,
    because when your punishment comes, you will not be laughing.

    Your Gehinom punishment will NEVER end; not after 10 years,
    not after 100 years, and not after 10,000 years 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2547945
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    Qwerty613 said:

    “…why I didn’t go Baruch Goldstein and blow up the Knesset…”
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    MY RESPONSE:

    No offense intended, sir.
    But with all due respect, Baruch Goldstein
    NEVER attempted an attack against the Knesset.

    He attacked a mosque that was planning to massacre innocent Jews.
    His “attack” was actually defensive.

    Qwerty613, I am NOT trying to attack you, G*D forbid.
    I am just trying to save a man from being falsely slandered.

    in reply to: Alan Dershowitz and Others Speak Truth #2547417
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    Mr. Patrick Condell said:

    “…if the Israelis were to lay down their weapons,
    they would be massacred
    men, women and children alike.”

    SOURCE: “Why I Support Israel” a YouTube video by Mr. Pat Condell, 2014 June 18

    in reply to: Why Jews are Quitting the Democratic Party #2547415
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    Democrats are the only group on Earth who can assassinate
    an innocent man (Mr. Charlie Kirk, RIP),
    then publicly celebrate his death,
    then mock his widow,
    destroy memorials dedicated to him,
    lie about who killed him,
    and somehow consider themselves to be the victims.

    in reply to: Should Yeshiva Bochrim Dress in “Style” ? #2547414
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    GadolHadofi, was that comment sarcasm?

    in reply to: Yom haatzmaut and sefira #2547413
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    simcha613 said:

    “Yes, many secular Zionists wanted
    Jewish nationalism to replace Torah.
    That ideology is anti-Torah.

    But Religious Zionism explicitly rejects that.

    Religious Zionists believe Eretz Yisrael,
    Jewish sovereignty, mitzvos hateluyos ba’aretz,
    the army, and national life must be
    connected to Torah and halacha — NOT replace them.

    So why should the kefirah of secular Zionists
    be projected onto Religious Zionists who reject that kefirah
    ?”
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    MY RESPONSE:

    Thank you very much for your correct logic.

    I had similar thoughts for a long time,
    but I did not know how to express them in words.

    May G*D reward you for speaking the truth.

    Tragically, UJM & HaKatan DO NOT CARE
    about your logic, no matter how true it is,
    and no matter how correct it is.

    They care ONLY about what their favorite Rabbis said,
    and they intentionally ignore everything else,
    which they mistakenly believe to be a great act of righteousness.

    One day, the misguided piety (and stubbornness)
    of UJM & HaKatan & those like them will cause
    a Jewish Civil War, or another Holocaust, or both.

    Millions of Jewish lives will be lost.
    Countless Jews will be taken hostage and tortured and raped.
    Countless Jews will be captured and forced to convert to Islam.
    Countless Jews will be stateless & homeless refugees.
    Billions of dollars worth of Jewish property will be lost.
    Countless synagogues & yeshivahs will be destroyed.

    That is the endgame of the policies endorsed by UJM & HaKatan.

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2545398
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    from from the ArtScroll History Series biography
    of Rabbi Moshe Sherer, chapter 22, page 547:

    In a fascinating letter to Rabbi Menachem Porush,
    written half a year after Israel’s dramatic victory
    in the Six-Day War [in year 1967 CE], Rabbi Sherer
    agreed “that what transpired were great miracles.”

    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    This short quote proves that Rabbi Moshe Sherer
    disagreed with those who said that Israel’s dramatic victory
    in the Six-Day War resulted from the sitra achra (satanic forces)
    [for example: the Satmar Rebbe].

    Rabbi Menachem Porush was a member of Knesset for Agudath Israel
    between 1959 and 1975 CE, and again from 1977 until 1994 CE.
    The Jewish Press published Rabbi Porush’s articles hundreds of times.

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2545399
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    from from the ArtScroll History Series biography
    of Rabbi Moshe Sherer, chapter 22, page 547:

    “Such a committee of investigation would have served
    as a ploy to unseat Prime Minister Menachem Begin,
    for whom both the Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah
    of America and that of Eretz Yisrael had great respect.”

    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    This short quote proves that the Gedolim had
    “great respect” for Israel’s Prime Minister: Mr. Menachem Begin,
    even though Menachem Begin was the leader of a Secular Zionist state!

    NOTE: Mr. Menachem Begin was Prime Minister of Israel from June 1977 to October 1983.

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2544000
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    for HaLeiVi:

    Independence Day, celebrated on July 4th, commemorates
    the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 CE,
    which declared the United States free from British rule.

    This day is marked by celebrations like fireworks,
    parades, and family gatherings across the country.

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    According to HaLeiVi’s logic, this day should NOT be a holiday,
    because the Declaration of Independence in 1776 CE
    caused a war between England and the American states,
    in which many people died.

    in reply to: Should the Democrat Party Be Outlawed As Domestic Terrorists? #2543999
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    On 1983 November 7, Susan Rosenberg and Sue Evans,
    both Leftist activists, ignited a BOMB in Washington DC
    that tore through the second floor of the Senate building,
    as part of an attempt to assassinate Republican Senators.

    On his last day in office (2001 January 20), President Bill Clinton
    (of the Democratic Party) commuted their sentences to time served.
    This was almost like a pardon.

    in reply to: Why Jews are Quitting the Democratic Party #2543207
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    On 2026 April 27, Mr. Nasif Majeed, a Representative from
    the state of North Carolina (District 99),
    switched from the Democratic Party to independent status.

    He said that he did this because of problems with “ethical conduct”.

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    Carla Cunningham, a state Representative from Mecklenburg County,
    also in North Carolina, also recently announced her switch
    from the Democratic Party to independent status.

    She was a life-long member of the Democratic Party, until a few days ago.

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2543059
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    QUESTION:

    Rabbi Moshe Sherer (born 1921 CE, died 1998 CE)
    was the President of Agudath Israel.
    What did Rabbi Moshe Sherer ZTL ZYA say about the modern State of Israel?

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    ANSWER:

    Rabbi Moshe Sherer ZTL ZYA said these
    statements about the modern State of Israel:

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    from the ArtScroll History Series biography
    of Rabbi Moshe Sherer, chapter 13, page 321:

    “He [Rabbi Moshe Sherer] assured [Prime Minister Yitzhak] Rabin…
    that he could always count on Agudath Israel of America
    to be strongly supportive of Israel’s security needs.”

    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    This is the 1st quote of 4, which proves that Rabbi Moshe Sherer
    was deeply committed to Israel’s security, even though Israel
    was a Secular Zionist state with Secular Zionist leaders!

    NOTE: This conversation occurred in, or close to, year 1975 CE.
    Yitzhak Rabin was Prime Minister from June 1974 to June 1977 CE.
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    from from the ArtScroll History Series biography
    of Rabbi Moshe Sherer, chapter 15, page 356:

    “Rabbi [Moshe] Sherer responded at length.
    He pointed out that the opposition to religious umbrella groups
    did not preclude Jews joining together on issues as
    Israel’s security or combating anti-Semitism.”

    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    This is the 2nd quote which proves that Rabbi Moshe Sherer
    was deeply committed to Israel’s security, even though Israel
    was a Secular Zionist state with Secular Zionist leaders!
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    from from the ArtScroll History Series biography
    of Rabbi Moshe Sherer, chapter 22, page 545:

    “Rabbi [Moshe] Sherer’s summary of a confidential
    June 17, 1970 [CE] meeting with Israel’s
    Ambassador to Washington Yitzchak Rabin
    reflects his lifelong approach to Israel’s security needs.”

    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    This is the 3rd quote which proves that Rabbi Moshe Sherer
    was deeply committed to Israel’s security, even though Israel
    was a Secular Zionist state with Secular Zionist leaders!
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    from from the ArtScroll History Series biography
    of Rabbi Moshe Sherer, chapter 22, page 546:

    The offer of political support Rabbi Sherer made
    to Yitzchak Rabin was one he would repeat
    on many occasions to Israeli leaders.

    In a 1981 [CE] letter to Israeli Ambassador Ephraim Efron,
    for instance, he described Agudath Israel’s grassroots
    constituency as a “reservoir of manpower which is
    totally committed to the safety and security of Israel.”

    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    This is the 4th quote which proves that Rabbi Moshe Sherer
    was deeply committed to Israel’s security, even though Israel
    was a Secular Zionist state with Secular Zionist leaders!

    in reply to: Is Chabad Sacrificing Their Youth In The Quest For Outreach #2543052
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    qwerty613:

    In this Coffee Room, the loudest and most persistent
    and most confident voices often belong to people
    who are brainwashed fanatics.

    That is very unfortunate, because good people who use facts and logic
    get out-shouted or shouted down by the brainwashed fanatical lunatics.

    If only this Coffee Room had real moderators, then that might be avoided.

    But, as you already know very well, the moderators do almost nothing,
    and the voices of insanity and hate win, not because they speak truth,
    but because they are: stubborn, confident, loud and relentless.

    Some very intelligent people have publicly taught that
    bad men are much more likely to gain positions of power than good men,
    for reasons similar to the reasons that I already mentioned.

    The Neturei Karta and UJM and HaKatan are like insane “Doctors”
    who “cure” their patients by prescribing deadly poisons.

    The problem is not that their patients are not sick;
    the problem is that their “cure” is even worse than the disease.

    May THE G*D OF ISRAEL have mercy on us, and rescue us from all evil.

    in reply to: Should the Democrat Party Be Outlawed As Domestic Terrorists? #2541980
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    in reply to: Why Jews are Quitting the Democratic Party #2541979
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    Mr. Dale Girard is an American politician
    serving as a member of the New Hampshire
    House of Representatives for the 6th district.

    He assumed office on December 4, 2024.

    Formerly a Democrat, he changed his
    party affiliation to Republican in 2026.

    in reply to: Yom haatzmaut and sefira #2541753
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    HaKatan:

    No offense intended, sir, but with all due respect, you are disconnected from reality.

    You are NOT LISTENING to the comments made in this Coffee Room.

    A wise man once said, because it is true, that:

    “You can ignore reality, but you cannot ignore the consequences of ignoring reality.”

    in reply to: Attn: Coffee Room moderators #2541744
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    When will the Coffee Room moderators issue a clear statement of their rules and policies?

    in reply to: stocks #2541740
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    Index Funds perform better than most actively-managed funds.

    You must buy-and-hold for the long term,
    and resist the temptation to manage your Index Funds.

    Just buy them, and then forget about them, until you retire.

    in reply to: Little by little the State of Israel is embracing Torah values. #2541739
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    Always_Ask_Questions said this in
    the YWN Coffee Room on 2025 March 25,
    in a discussion titled “Three Oaths essay
    from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh
    ”:

    Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetsky writes in his
    Emes Le-Ya’akov Al Ha-Torah (Exodus 12:2 n. 17):

    “It is incumbent on us to understand that the establishment
    of the state of Israel in our day, after the great destruction
    and despair that overtook the remnant,
    and given the desperate and destroyed status of Russian Jewry,
    God caused the establishment of the state of Israel
    in order to strengthen the connection to Judaism
    and to sustain the link between the Jews in exile and the Jewish nation.”

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    Always_Ask_Questions said this in
    the YWN Coffee Room on 2025 March 25,
    in a discussion titled “Three Oaths essay
    from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh
    ”:

    Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler has two relevant letters,
    from 1948 [CE] and 1949 [CE], that were published
    in Mikhtav Me-Eliyahu, volume 3 pages 349 to 353.

    He writes that he is hesitant to call the establishment of
    the state of Israel and the ensuing military victory
    the beginning of the Redemption,
    but he considers it a possibility (i.e. a Hopeful Zionist position).

    He also has harsh words for anyone who refuses to see
    God’s miraculous intervention in this,
    considering them heretics who reject Divine Providence.

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2541737
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    “In [year]1948 [CE], after the Arabs attacked
    the newly declared Jewish state and soldiers
    were falling on the battlefield, several Roshei Yeshivah
    taunted Reb Shraga Feivel [Mendlowitz] for
    having recited the blessing [HaTov VeHaMeitiv].

    Reb Shraga Feivel turned to Rabbi Aharon Kotler,
    who agreed with him that the U. N. [United Nations] resolution
    [to establish a Jewish State in Eretz Yisrael in year 1948 CE]
    was indeed worthy of the blessing.”

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz,
    the architect of Torah in America
    (chapter 26, page 331, footnote 3,
    heard from Rabbi Nesanel Quinn) by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah,
    year 2001 CE, based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

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    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN to Rabbi Aharon Kotler,
    just because he founded Beth Medrash Govoha in Lakewood.

    PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN to Rabbi Aharon Kotler,
    just because he worked day and night to save Jews from The Holocaust.

    PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN to Rabbi Aharon Kotler,
    just because he wrote Shu”t Mishnas R’ Aharon (responsa).

    PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN to Rabbi Aharon Kotler,
    just because he wrote the Mishnas Rabbi Aharon commentary on the Talmud.

    PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN to Rabbi Aharon Kotler,
    just because produced many highly distinguished talmidim,
    including: Rabbi Shlomo Brevda, Rabbi Moshe Heinemann,
    Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, Rabbi Shmuel Kamenetsky,
    Rabbi Shlomo Miller, Rabbi Yechiel Perr,
    Rabbi Gedalia Schorr, Rabbi Elya Svei and many others.

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    qwerty613:

    Rabbi Avigdor Miller ZTL ZYA may have been a bigot, sometimes,
    but his dedication to studying Torah and teaching Torah was almost super-human.

    He taught approximately 40 different shiurim every week,
    and that was when he was in his 80s!

    in reply to: ILLEGAL ALIENS versus Undocumented Immigrants #2541731
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    Heaven (Gan Eden) has strict immigration policies.
    Hell (Gehinom) has open borders.

    in reply to: ILLEGAL ALIENS versus Undocumented Immigrants #2541730
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    Heaven (Gan Eden) has strict immigration policies.

    Hell (Gehinom) has open borders.

    in reply to: State of Israel Stands Up In Defense of Yushka Pundrik #2540840
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    Mr. Patrick Condell said:

    “It is often said, because it is true,
    that if the Arabs laid down their weapons,
    there would be peace;
    [but] if the Jews laid down their weapons,
    they would be massacred, because the Arabs
    (that’s the Muslims Arabs for all you
    hair-splitters out there) don’t want peace,
    they want the Jews DEAD.”

    SOURCE: “Useful Idiots for Palestine”, a YouTube video by Pat Condell, 2011 November 4

    NOTE:

    Mr. Pat Condell is [or was] an atheist,
    who was born in Ireland around 1950 CE, and raised in England
    as a Roman Catholic, and educated in Church of England schools.
    He has no Jewish ancestors and no religious beliefs that might cause him to favor Jews.

    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    You cannot negotiate with people who want you to be DEAD.

    in reply to: another (non iranian) arrogant antisemite #2540720
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    Chareidim cause anti-Semitism by SPITTING on Christian tourists, when they visit Israel.

    These incidents have become known to many millions of Christians.

    These incidents cause anti-Semitism.

    These incidents are a CHILLUL HASHEM

    These incidents cause Israel to lose tourism income.

    These incidents are ALWAYS done by Chareidim and ONLY by Chareidim.

    These incidents are done by Chareidim who will NEVER STOP,
    no matter how many times they are asked,
    no matter how many times they are corrected,
    no matter how many times they are rebuked.

    in reply to: Yom haatzmaut and sefira #2540719
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    HaKatan said:

    “The Chazon Ish stated that the day should really be a Tish’ah BiAv.”

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    MY RESPONSE:

    I have no evidence that he really said that.

    If he did say that, then in what year did say that?

    The Chazon Ish died in 1953 CE,
    when the State of Israel was 5 YEARS OLD.

    1953 CE was 73 years ago. Since then, many things have changed.

    Changes that HaKatan & UJM refuse to acknowledge, because they prefer to hate.

    in reply to: Is Chabad Sacrificing Their Youth In The Quest For Outreach #2539990
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    Chabad “Mitzvah Tanks” publicly state that their false messiah
    “prophesied” [exact quote] that certain things would happen.

    This means that their false messiah is also a false prophet [navi sheker].

    Chabad is also the only Chassidus that produced an ELOKIST
    movement, which publicly stated that their false messiah
    is [or was] G*D in human form [G*D forbid].

    May G*D forgive us for not hating Chabad enough!

    in reply to: Alan Dershowitz and Others Speak Truth #2539989
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    Mr. Patrick Condell said:

    “The Arabs only have to win ONCE
    for the world to see ANOTHER HOLOCAUST,
    and [for the world] to stand by once again watching it happen.

    That is why I support Israel, and that’s why,
    if you have an ounce of humanity, you, too,
    should support Israel, whatever your political persuasion.”

    SOURCE: “Why I Support Israel”, a YouTube video by Pat Condell, 2014 June 18

    NOTE: Mr. Pat Condell is [or was] an atheist,
    who was born in Ireland around 1950 CE, and raised in England
    as a Roman Catholic, and educated in Church of England schools.
    He has no Jewish ancestors and no religious beliefs that might cause him to favor Jews.
    This video might have been deleted since 2014.

    in reply to: State of Israel Stands Up In Defense of Yushka Pundrik #2539988
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    What about Chareidi Rabbis who endorse candidates
    who support abortion-on-demand and “gay rights”,
    because those candidates give money to Yeshivahs?

    The State of Israel is run by Secular Jews who are
    TINOK SHENISHBA, and are not really responsible for their sins.

    We cannot make that same excuse for Chareidi Rabbis
    who endorse politicians who support abortion and
    “gay rights”, because those candidates give money to Yeshivahs.

    in reply to: State of Israel Stands Up In Defense of Yushka Pundrik #2539987
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    I spent 20 years doing my best to fight against Xtian missionaries
    who target Jews for conversion to their religion.

    How many years did UJM or HaKatan do the same?

    in reply to: State of Israel Stands Up In Defense of Yushka Pundrik #2539986
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    I spent 20s doing my best to fight against Xtian missionaries
    who target Jews for conversion to their religion.

    How many years did UJM or HaKatan do the same?

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539985
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    Once full-scale war broke out after the State of Israel
    declared its existence on May 14, 1948 [CE]
    Reb Shraga Feivel’s [Mendlowitz] thoughts
    were never far from Eretz Yisrael.

    A group of students saw him outside the Mesivta building
    one day, talking excitedly with Rabbi Gedaliah Schorr
    and gesticulating rapidly with the newspaper held in his hand.

    “If I were your age,” he [Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz] told the students,
    “I would take a gun and go to Eretz Yisrael.”

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of
    Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz, the architect of Torah in America

    (chapter 26, page 338) by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah,
    year 2001 CE, based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539984
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    In a conversation with the Satmar Rav, shortly after
    his talk on the U.N. [United Nations] declaration,
    Reb Shraga Feivel [Mendlowitz] was subjected to
    the sharpest criticism for his “Zionist leanings.”

    Later he told his family,
    “I could have answered him [the Satmar Rav] Chazal for Chazal,
    Midrash for Midrash, but I did not want to incur his wrath,
    for he is a great man and a tzaddik.”

    He added with a twinkle, “And besides, he has a fiery temper”…

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of
    Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz, the architect of Torah in America

    (chapter 26, page 335 to 336) by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah,
    year 2001 CE, based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

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    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    This quote has appeared in this Coffee Room many times
    over the past 4 years, yet the anti-Zionists have NEVER
    responded to it, because it refutes their outdated, hate-filled, false beliefs.

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539983
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    “… he [Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz] also explained
    why the secular Zionists might have been chosen
    to play such a fateful role in the history of the Jewish people.

    In every Jew, he explained, there is a spark of kedushah (holiness) –
    dos pintele Yid – which is his inheritance
    from the Avos [Holy Patriarchs].

    Every Jew is both an individual and as part of the collective body of Israel.

    As long as he does not sever his bonds to the nation,
    that little spark is not extinguished, no matter how numerous his sins.

    Divine Providence might have arranged that the secular Zionists
    play a major role in the redemption of Eretz Yisrael
    precisely in order to maintain their connection to Klal Yisrael.”

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of
    Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz, the architect of Torah in America

    (chapter 26, page 335) by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah,
    year 2001 CE, based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539982
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    “He [Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz] once said that
    even though Eretz Yisrael is controlled by
    non-religious and anti-religious Jews,
    one must still admit the good that HaKadosh Baruch Hu
    had done, in causing the gates to the Land
    to be open once again to Jewish immigration.”

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of
    Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz, the architect of Torah in America

    (chapter 26, page 331, footnote 4, heard from Rabbi Yehoshua Schiff)
    by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah, year 2001 CE,
    based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539981
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    HaKatan said:

    the “State” has caused tremendous damage to Jews and Judaism.
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    MY RESPONSE:

    ISLAM has caused tremendous damage to Jews and Judaism!

    Under Islamic rule, Jews were not permitted to build new synagogues,
    nor were they permitted to repair old ones [except through big bribes].

    Impoverished Jews who lived under Islamic rule were
    crushed by special taxes, called JIZYA, which were
    designed to penalize non-Muslims for not converting to Islam.

    Under Islamic rule, Jews could be sued by Muslims,
    but could never sue Muslims.

    Under Islamic rule, Jews could never own weapons that
    they could use to defend themselves,
    nor could they own horses, so they could not escape.

    If a Jew died, and one of his sons converted to Islam,
    the son who converted to Islam would inherit 100%
    of his father’s money, and all the other children were disinherited.

    If Jewish parents died, and nobody adopted their children,
    then their children would be automatically converted to Islam.

    These evils happened many centuries before the first
    secular Zionists appeared, so do not blame it on them.

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539221
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    “He [Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz] once said that
    even though Eretz Yisrael is controlled by non-religious
    and anti-religious Jews, one must still admit the good
    that HaKadosh Baruch Hu had done, in causing the gates
    to the Land to be open once again to Jewish immigration.”

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of
    Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz, the architect of Torah in America

    (chapter 26, page 331, footnote 4, heard from Rabbi Yehoshua Schiff)
    by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah, year 2001 CE,
    based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539219
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    “On Friday, November 29, 1947, the United Nations
    debated the issue of partitioning the British Mandate
    for Palestine into two countries, one Arab and on Jewish.

    Reb Shraga Feivel [Mendlowitz] prayed fervently for partition.

    He had no radio in his house, but that Friday he borrowed one
    and set it to the news, leaving it on for Shabbos.

    He waited with such tense anticipation to hear the outcome
    of the U. N. [United Nations] vote that he did not come to shalosh seudos.

    When he heard the U. N.’s decision to establish a Jewish state,
    he stood up and recited the blessing HaTov VeHaMeitiv,
    Who is good and Who does good.

    Without losing sight of the anti-religious nature of the leaders
    of the yishuv in Eretz Yisrael, he nevertheless saw the creation
    of a Jewish state an act of Providence and as a cause for rejoicing.

    At the very least, there would now be one country in the world
    whose gates would be open to the thousands of Holocaust survivors
    still languishing in Displaced Persons Camps in Germany and Austria.”

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of
    Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz, the architect of Torah in America

    (chapter 26, page 331) by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah,
    year 2001 CE, based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

    in reply to: Yom Haatzmaut #2539218
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    “And he [Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz] expressed
    amazement that anyone who considered himself
    a good Jew could possibly go seven days without
    thinking of some way in which he could improve
    the lot of settlers in Eretz Yisrael or otherwise improve the Land.”

    SOURCE: Reb Shraga Feivel: the life and times of
    Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz, the architect of Torah in America

    (chapter 25, page 322) by Yonoson Rosenblum for Artscroll / Mesorah,
    year 2001 CE, based on Aharon Sorasky’s Shelucha DeRachmana,
    ISBNs: 157819797X, 9781578197972, 1578197961, 9781578197965

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    PERSONAL COMMENT:

    If you read the quote shown above carefully,
    you will understand that Rabbi Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz
    (known as: “the premier architect of Torah in American history”)
    wanted ALL JEWS to help the settlers in Eretz Yisrael,
    even though most of those settlers were Secular ZIONISTS!!!

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