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pekak: There’s much much less people who speak Yiddish who would post shmutz than there are such people who speak English.
ujmParticipantDr. Pepper: Are you volunteering to code the forum to make that work? 😀
ujmParticipantAAQ: It is unquestionably a million times better to not go to Shul on Shabbos than to be Mechallel Shabbos by driving to Shul.
ujmParticipantThe idea that “one is a Jew in their heart” comes straight from the Reform/Conservative playbook. You just gotta be a Jew in your heart, a mentsch, while you eat your pork and drive to synagogue twice a year on R”H and Y”K, you are better than anyone who keeps the 613 Mitzvos that you violate.
ujmParticipantRocky:
What you just suggested is, effectively, that if 50% – 70% of IDF enlistees who join the Zionist Army while religious end up being irreligious upon their discharge from the IDF, that if no official scientific study documenting this was that conducted, then we should all bury our heads in the sand and ignore this phenomenon and simply let it go on producing more and more and more irreligious people out of formerly observant Jews — because, after all, no scientific study was ever conducted.
There’s never been a scientific study proving that religious people who started engaging in znus became OTD; so Rocky will argue that “it would seem anyone who makes a speculative statement such as “50%-70% of frum boys go off the derech due to engaging in znus, is using made-up statistics and should be condemned for putting such an idea in people’s minds.”
ujmParticipantIt seems everyone has a different definition of what being a “Harry” means.
ujmParticipantpekak: A system like that can easily be abused by creating on-demand throwaway/burner logins just to post shmutz.
ujmParticipantujmParticipantChiefShmerel: I’m born and bred Yeshivish and I first heard the term in the coffee room here (years ago). I don’t ever remember hearing it used in real life.
ujmParticipantBeing an Oved Hashem with good Middos is exquisitely describing and impeccably depicting being Yeshivish. It’s virtually synonymous.
ujmParticipantSimcha: Your poisoned into thinking that Daati Leumi and Modern Orthodox are just normal variations of Judaism or simply another shitta, like Beis Shamai v Beis Hillel or Rav Yisroel Salanter v Rav Chaim Ozer. But that is far from the case. DL and MO, while certainly not open apikorsos ( are at its core identifying “cause célèbre” deviations from normative Judaism.
My earlier point was not every so-called shitta is legitimate. Just like Conservative and Reform aren’t legitimate shittas, so, too, Zionism isn’t a legitimate shitta. I wasn’t comparing DL to Conservative/Reform; I was pointing out by example that not ever shitta is legit.
ujmParticipantVery simple. Normal people don’t use the term Harry. It’s used by people who think highly of themselves and consider themselves to be big shots. And it isn’t used that often in common usage. And when it is, it isn’t necessarily only used regarding newly Yeshivish.
In short, it isn’t justifiable; and it isn’t common.
ujmParticipantSimcha613: Do you envy the din vecheshbon of someone who can be Motzi la’az so publicly on the entire Masorti/Conservative/Reform tzibur, including rabbanim, dayanim, and talmidei chachanim?
Do you hope they are able to do teshuva before that time comes, but considering the amount of genuine mechila they will need, it’s will be a monumental achievement?
ujmParticipantI’ll tell you one thing; better a three day lag due to the limitations of the moderators, than a completely uncensored forum where everything is immediately posted.
ujmParticipantujmParticipantFormer Fourth Reich Prime Minister Lapid Warns:
If Netanyahu wins again, Zionism and the Fourth Reich are dead:
Yair Lapid: If Binyamin Netanyahu’s Coalition Wins Next Election, It Will Be “The End Of Zionism”
September 2, 2025 9:22 am at 9:22 am in reply to: Tiferes Shlomo and the modern State of Israel #2444456ujmParticipantPerfect.
He writes “he should
shout out to HaKadosh Baruch Hu”.He does NOT write that he should wage a war against the Arabs to take the land.
He writes to daven. Not to fight. He writes ask Hashem to intervene. He does not write that man should take the matter into his own physical hands.
Thank you for sharing this important point.
ujmParticipantYsiegel:
I’d be very interested in hearing the rest of your take.
Thank you
ujmParticipantujmParticipantujmParticipantujmParticipantujmParticipantLuckyStrike: The figures you quoted for the IDF OTD rate is an underestimate. The correct figure is r’l higher.
August 28, 2025 5:36 pm at 5:36 pm in reply to: Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef and the IDF (Israeli Army) #2442943ujmParticipantWhat’s a “Chareidi Godol”? That’s the same thing as referring to a “Jewish Godol”. Both are redundant, as there’s no other kind of Godol.
ujmParticipantHe owns the house. He doesn’t need any other justification.
ujmParticipantBesides being a journalist, isn’t he also a Rebbi for kids in some elementary school?
August 28, 2025 11:51 am at 11:51 am in reply to: Are there any limits actually enforced by the moderators? #2442368ujmParticipantDaMoshe: Baruch Hashem I’m thrilled that you’ve seen the light and you became a supporter of HaGaon HaRav Eleazar Mann Shach zt’l and shared some of his thoughts. I’m sure you’ll just as much appreciate a few more thoughts from Rav Shach.
Rav Shach said that secular Israelis are “breeders of rabbits and pigs” who did not “know what Yom Kippur is.”
Rav Shach said places like Yeshiva University promoting a fusion of Torah with secular studies are “an absolute disaster,” warning that they posed a threat to the endurance of authentic Judaism.
Rav Shach rejected the Religious Zionist movement, viewing it as a secular ideology cloaked in religious garb. He criticized the movement for attempting to merge Jewish religious identity with nationalist aspirations, which undermined the sanctity of Torah. He related that the Religious Zionists had adopted a secular messianism, attempting to solve the “Jewish Problem” through human means rather than divine intervention.
ujmParticipantujmParticipantujmParticipantAugust 21, 2025 12:50 pm at 12:50 pm in reply to: Reasons Why Chareidim Cannot Govern Eretz Yisrael #2440701ujmParticipantSquare, you make clear Chareidim are terrible people.
I’m sure you advocate that they be placed into Concentration Camps and forced to wear a Yellow Star, to keep them away from good people like yourself and others.
ujmParticipantujmParticipantHaGaon HaRav Ezriel Auerbach and heard the decisive instruction to embark on a relentless ‘battle of rage’ against the authorities until the understanding sinks in that loosening the reins of persecution and oppression of Lomdei Torah has a price.
Peleg Yerushalmi Declares War: Will Escalate “Battle Of Rage,” 1st Protest Tonight
ujmParticipantKosovo, which is legally part of Serbia, is occupied by foreign forces.
ujmParticipantujmParticipantSome people call Texas as the Occupied Mexican Territory.
ujmParticipantujmParticipantJust to get into the spirit of CR, as you describe it above, if you’re non-Orthodox like none2.0 and GadolHadofi, the answer to the question at the end of your OP is they make no bracha at all.
ujmParticipantThe Czarist Russian army also had a Chareidi/Jewish division.
The IDF violates Torah laws on a daily basis.
August 19, 2025 2:54 pm at 2:54 pm in reply to: Are there any limits actually enforced by the moderators? #2439579ujmParticipantNow you understand why the Gedolim shlita banned the Internet.
There’s no kashering neveilus.
ujmParticipantYou should never cast aspersions on a Befeirushe Artscroll.
ujmParticipantI still call Western Ukraine (the Carpathian Ruthenia region) as Occupied Northeastern Hungary.
ujmParticipantWhat’s so important that Jews constitute a majority?
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