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Very easy. By Moshe Rabbeinu we were fighting for the Jewish Eretz Yisroel.
Over here they’re fighting for the secular, anti-Torah, anti-Jewish, heretic Medinat so-called “Israel”, that was born in mamzeirus and is halacicly an illegitimate state.
I’m sure you knew all this already but you’re so knee-deep in Israeli idol-worship that you’re blinded by it.
WB, Toi.
Gartels aren’t a specifically Chasidish thing. Litvish Yeshivos like, for example, Yeshiva Rabbeinu Chaim Berlin also wear Gartels.
Sugar has much worse side effects than Stevia.
“Yes free will is sacred cuz we are all born that way.”
In that case, selfishness is also sacred since we’re born that way.
None0: so you do not “fear” G-d. You should start fearing Him. He is who commanded you to follow Rabbinic Law.
And if you defy Him, He will severely punish you.
Stevia is natural, just like sugar. It is healthier than sugar and causes much less heath problems than sugar.
No. But if you have any questions regarding an unlimited flying pass with American Airlines, I might be able to help.
Coffee: What led you to have that opinion? Are you a Holocaust survivors grandchild and that’s what your parents experienced?
Dr. CTL: Well done!
Anonymous Jew: That’s what the Reform and Conservative Jews say as well. They’re just following their “rabbis”.
“if your driving on the left either creates danger due to your own speed or due to you impeding those who drive fast, then you should not.”
You’re worried I’m in the left either driving too fast… or driving too slow? I’m driving neither too fast nor too slow; driving just right. Faster than the right but within the limits.
Use Stevia.
Where can I buy one as a pet?
In Jewish law the Jewish courts enforced (notice the “forced” part of enforced) compliance with Jewish law, with force, if necessary. The Jewish courts could, and did, physically force with corporal punishment or worse compliance with Jewish law. Whether the law was to eat kosher, give a Gett when required, cover a married woman’s hair, keep Shabbos, dress tznius (hello tznius police, in the form of agents of Beis Din), or any other Jewish law, for that matter.
“keep non-Jew on your right”
That’s why I always drive in the left lane.
No. It’s been pretty much the same for the last 75 years. No significant changes in the past 5 or 10 years.
That said, we live in Golus. And in Golus there always was, and always will be (until Moshiach), anti-semitism. In Israel and in Europe and in America.
What sort of “lack of social standing” are you referring to?
none: married women don’t have to cover their hair? Please remind us which “Jewish” denomination you’re a member of.
Ex-CTL: Can we confirm that you never sleep on used fabric in hotel rooms, never drive used cars from car rental agencies, never eat or drink from used utensils served in fancy or standard restaurants or wedding venues?
See the sources again. They say (including the ones you cited) that teaching women or girls a curriculum of Torah Shebksav is bad but teaching them a curriculum of Torah Shebalpeh is even worse.
In other words, both are bad but one is worse than the other.
none2.0: Did you get that “vort” from your Rabbi Susan McArthy at your Temple Emanu-El service at her last Shabbat “drosha”?
Thank you, doctor.
AJ: And there’s no penalty if someone wears a blue shirt instead of white, or an uphat instead of a down-hat.
Ex-CTL: please see my question above as to whether you ever rent a car.
Simcha613: Although all the sources you mention warn us not to teach girls or women a curriculum of any Torah Shebal Peh as well as not to teach them any curriculum of Torah Shebksav, you’ll notice they differentiate in the severity of teaching them Torah Shebal Peh versus Torah Shebksav.
Ex-CTL: Would you buy a used car? What about drive someone else’s car or rent one? Aren’t you, similarly, taking a chance on what might be inside to make you sick?
The consensus of the Ranbonim was critical of the revolt; the idea of it being a proud revolt doesn’t come from Jewish sources.
DaMoshe: Are you open to hearing and potentially accepting the view that Zionism is diametrically opposed to Judaism; and if it makes perfect sense transforming yourself, DaMoshe, into an anti-Zionist (in the same sense and extent that you’re anti-Christianity (presumably)?
Welcome to the 1980s!!
This was already very widespread by the 1980s.
Conformity is a blessing and a necessity. Every member of every Jewish community absolutely should strive to conform to community standards, on all levels, to the greatest extent possible.
Blessed is he who conforms.
How do you know that the girls who got in have secret boyfriends?
We need a guide on how to live on a shoestring budget.
Jews have a right to live in Eretz Yisroel. Doesn’t matter whether Eretz Yisroel is controlled by the Turks, the British or the Zionists. Jews have a right to live there despite those three foreign rulers (or any of their predecessors.)
HaGaon HaRav Avigdor Miller ztvk’l famously said many times that therapists are mostly good at lightening the burden of your carrying cash in your wallet.
A related issue is unqualified therapists. Therapists who think they know, when in reality they are more incompetent than competent.
And unfortunately the patient usually has little way of knowing it realizing and are often lead astray.
none: You beliebe in none of the Torah? If the Torah tells us what not to do (or what to do), as explained by our Rabbonim, that is an obligation you must follow.