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Typo/correction: son in law (not sign); and father-in-law’s (not father’s).
ujmParticipantWhat’s so hard to farshtay, AAQ? By time he found out they had already fallen in love and he was powerless to seperate them. They were both over 18, you know. He made the best of the situation by supporting their decision, rather than making a useless fight — and hoping for the best. But the best case scenario didn’t turn out. As the sign in law later defied his father’s positions on more than once occasion, both during and after his lifetime. This fact is available in a public letter from the same Agudas Yisroel than Rav Moshe was the head of.
July 30, 2025 8:58 pm at 8:58 pm in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Sherer and the modern State of Israel #2432085ujmParticipantIn 1937 the Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah, meeting in Marienbad, firmly and publicly opposed the Peel Commission.
July 30, 2025 8:58 pm at 8:58 pm in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Sherer and the modern State of Israel #2432069ujmParticipantNow we know the source of the lie, thanks to hadopi. The lie comes from the Zionist Orthodox Union magazine, only quoting a Zionist Rabbi of Israel, according to what was published in the Zionist publication Techumin, published by the Zionist Yisrael Rosen, who was the head of the Zionist/MO Zomet Institute and was a politician in the party of Naftali Bennet (the guy who is married to a secular woman and who teamed up with Yair Lapid of the anti-Torah, anti-Orthodox, Yesh Atid) and teamed up with an Arab party, HaBayit HaYehudi.
And there is no other source for this false quote, exactly because it is… false.
ujmParticipantsimcha613: Virtually all of the Modern Orthodox (MO) girls schools and co-ed schools that teach girls Gemora, its part of the regular curriculim and the girls aren’t asked if they want to join, they are effectively enrolled in it without them having a real choice.
ujmParticipantAAQ: He did not suggest him at all to his daughter. His daughter met him in the New York Public Library and from there it just went from there. Rav Moshe accepted it because by time he knew about it, it was too late. The son in law misrepresented his father in law on multiple occasions.
July 30, 2025 2:27 pm at 2:27 pm in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Sherer and the modern State of Israel #2431623ujmParticipantChaim87: You built one lie upon another. That made-up quote was never said by him.
July 30, 2025 7:33 am at 7:33 am in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch and the IDF (Israeli Army) #2431422ujmParticipantCertified Bubbe Maaisa.
July 30, 2025 7:32 am at 7:32 am in reply to: Moshe Rabbeinu criticizes 2 tribes for not wanting to fight for the Land #2431270ujmParticipantAJ: The US army has offered conscientious objective status to not joining the army as well as religious seminary exemptions. Even at time of war, such as during Vietnam.
ujmParticipantWord from the White House is that President Trump is giving serious consideration to offering religious Jews in Israel refugee status in the United States.
Similar to President Trump’s refugee status offer to white South African Africanners of Dutch heritage.
July 29, 2025 3:30 pm at 3:30 pm in reply to: The Peaceful Dismantlement of the State of “Israel” #2431024ujmParticipantnone0: When did you become an apikoros?
July 29, 2025 12:54 am at 12:54 am in reply to: Moshe Rabbeinu criticizes 2 tribes for not wanting to fight for the Land #2430646ujmParticipantShazsheri: Excellent comment.
Yasher Koach!
ujmParticipantThe harmful effects of sugar:
🧠 Brain and Mental Health
Addiction-like effects: Triggers dopamine release, leading to cravings and dependency.Mood swings: Causes blood sugar spikes and crashes, leading to irritability and fatigue.
Increased risk of depression: High sugar intake is linked to greater risk of depression and anxiety.
Cognitive decline: Excess sugar may impair memory and learning; linked to Alzheimer’s risk (“type 3 diabetes”).
❤️ Heart and Circulatory System
Increased risk of heart disease: Raises triglycerides, blood pressure, and inflammation.Increases LDL (“bad”) cholesterol and lowers HDL (“good”) cholesterol.
Hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis): Promotes plaque buildup and vascular damage.
High blood pressure: Especially from sugary drinks and processed foods.
🩺 Metabolic and Hormonal Effects
Weight gain and obesity: Extra calories and fat storage from insulin response.Insulin resistance: Precursor to type 2 diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes: Strongly linked to sugar intake.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD): Fructose is metabolized in the liver and can lead to fat accumulation.
Leptin resistance: Disrupts satiety signaling, leading to overeating.
🍭 Teeth and Mouth
Tooth decay and cavities: Sugar feeds harmful oral bacteria that produce acid.Gum disease: Linked to high-sugar diets and poor oral hygiene.
🦴 Muscles and Joints
Increased inflammation: Sugar contributes to systemic inflammation, worsening arthritis and joint pain.Higher uric acid levels: Can increase risk of gout.
🧬 Immune System
Weakened immune response: Excess sugar may suppress immune function and white blood cell activity.Increased risk of infections: Weaker immune function makes you more vulnerable.
🧖♀️ Skin and Aging
Accelerated skin aging: Sugar binds to proteins via glycation, damaging collagen and elastin.Acne: High-glycemic diets are associated with acne flare-ups.
🧠 Neurological and Behavioral Effects (Children and Adults)
Hyperactivity in children (often reported).Behavioral issues and inattention: Linked to blood sugar instability.
🩸 Digestive and Gut Health
Disruption of gut microbiome: Feeds harmful gut bacteria and yeast like Candida.Bloating and gas: Fermentation of sugars in the gut can cause discomfort.
👶 Effects During Pregnancy and on Children
Gestational diabetes: Linked to excessive sugar intake during pregnancy.Macrosomia (large baby size): Higher sugar intake increases risk.
Childhood obesity and metabolic issues: Early sugar exposure influences long-term health.
🧪 Cancer Risk
Increased cancer risk: Obesity, insulin resistance, and chronic inflammation (exacerbated by sugar) are risk factors for several cancers (e.g., breast, colon, pancreatic).Promotes cancer cell growth (controversial but under study): Some cancer cells use glucose more aggressively than normal cells (Warburg effect).
⚖️ Addiction and Lifestyle Effects
Binge-eating behavior: Sugar encourages reward-seeking and lack of control over intake.Poor diet quality: High sugar intake often displaces nutrient-dense foods.
📉 Longevity and Overall Mortality
Shortened lifespan: Excessive sugar has been associated with higher overall mortality.Chronic disease burden: Linked to many of the top causes of death, including heart disease, stroke, and diabetes.
Common Sources of Hidden Sugar:
Sweetened beverages (soda, energy drinks, juice)Breakfast cereals
Flavored yogurt
Sauces and condiments (e.g., ketchup, BBQ sauce)
Protein bars and granola
Baked goods
Canned soups and ready-made meals
July 29, 2025 12:54 am at 12:54 am in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Sherer and the modern State of Israel #2430642ujmParticipantChaim87: You’re a liar. Rav Isser Zalman opposed the State and its creation.
ujmParticipantSo stay selfish. It is a sacred thing. Since, like you said, you were born that way.
ujmParticipantCoffee Addict: So America is Christian, since they shut down government offices on Chrsitmas?
July 28, 2025 3:04 pm at 3:04 pm in reply to: Moshe Rabbeinu criticizes 2 tribes for not wanting to fight for the Land #2430419ujmParticipantVery 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.
July 28, 2025 3:04 pm at 3:04 pm in reply to: Classics and Beyond Pinchas – Love Peace and Chase Peace: From The Ksav Sofer #2430409ujmParticipantWB, Toi.
ujmParticipantGartels aren’t a specifically Chasidish thing. Litvish Yeshivos like, for example, Yeshiva Rabbeinu Chaim Berlin also wear Gartels.
ujmParticipantSugar has much worse side effects than Stevia.
ujmParticipant“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.
ujmParticipantNone0: 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.
ujmParticipantStevia is natural, just like sugar. It is healthier than sugar and causes much less heath problems than sugar.
ujmParticipantNo. But if you have any questions regarding an unlimited flying pass with American Airlines, I might be able to help.
July 24, 2025 12:01 pm at 12:01 pm in reply to: Intergenerational Trauma: The Post-Holocaust Generation #2429082ujmParticipantCoffee: What led you to have that opinion? Are you a Holocaust survivors grandchild and that’s what your parents experienced?
July 24, 2025 12:01 pm at 12:01 pm in reply to: The Goyish Concept of Diamond Engagement Rings and Brides Wearing White Gowns #2429081ujmParticipantDr. CTL: Well done!
ujmParticipantAnonymous Jew: That’s what the Reform and Conservative Jews say as well. They’re just following their “rabbis”.
ujmParticipant“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.
ujmParticipantUse Stevia.
ujmParticipantWhere can I buy one as a pet?
ujmParticipantIn 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.
ujmParticipant“keep non-Jew on your right”
That’s why I always drive in the left lane.
ujmParticipantNo. 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.
July 23, 2025 12:58 pm at 12:58 pm in reply to: Intergenerational Trauma: The Post-Holocaust Generation #2428351ujmParticipantWhat sort of “lack of social standing” are you referring to?
July 23, 2025 12:58 pm at 12:58 pm in reply to: The Peaceful Dismantlement of the State of “Israel” #2428348ujmParticipantCheer up, Square Boy, you’re always here with a sour attitude.
The Agudah’s political/laymen departments do not always accurately reflect the beliefs and attitudes of the Gedolim on the Moetzes. Unless the Moetzes signs something, there’s no reason to assume they agree. And if they sign, it reflects only on those specific signatories.
ujmParticipantnone: married women don’t have to cover their hair? Please remind us which “Jewish” denomination you’re a member of.
ujmParticipantEx-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?
ujmParticipantnone: Hashem is my one and only master.
AAQ: Who do you think you’re kidding? Religiously, the Chareidim (Yeshivish and Chasidim) are the religious-right whereas the Modern Orthodox and Religious Zionists are the religious-left. Yourt blabbling about economic issues, not religious ones.
ZSK; And you are once again left empty handed when challenged for even a single example, and all you can blabble about is “This thread continues such.” How on earth pointing out a universally agreed fact that Israel is currently in Golus is (to quote you) a “nasty screed and canard against the RZ Tzibbur”, is something only Sherlock Holmes might be able to resolve. Even if you disagree with such a universally agreed fact, how that turns it into a nasty screed will forever remain a mystery for the ages.
But fear not; you already declared in your last post that for you this is the “End of discussion.” That’ll help you avoid needing to answer the unanswerable why you engage in ad hominems, when others have been nothing but polite to you (until you went off the rails, and you couldn’t produce a single example otherwise when asked. even if they disagreed with your religious-left Zionistic worldview.
Unless, of course, end of discussion means nothing to you feel another need to lodge additional bombs into the discussion.
ujmParticipantSee 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.
ujmParticipantnone2.0: Did you get that “vort” from your Rabbi Susan McArthy at your Temple Emanu-El service at her last Shabbat “drosha”?
ujmParticipantThank you, doctor.
ujmParticipantAJ: And there’s no penalty if someone wears a blue shirt instead of white, or an uphat instead of a down-hat.
ujmParticipantEx-CTL: please see my question above as to whether you ever rent a car.
ujmParticipantSimcha613: 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.
ujmParticipantZSK: The proof is in the pudding. Every reader can review the thread and see that you started engaging in ad hominem attacks simply because you disagreed with opinions expressed here that you felt were “too Jewish” or “too right-wing” or however you wish to define the expressed opinions that you vehemently disdained with such contempt and aversion that you callously and improperly referred to your interlocutor as someone who “hates Eretz Yisrael, his fellow Bnei Yisrael” as well as a “sonei Yisrael”.
ujmParticipantEx-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?
ujmParticipantAAQ: The Ukrainian guilt in assisting the Nazis in mass murdering Jews in Ukraine during the hololcaust, as well as the Ukrainian guilt during the time of Tach V’Tat, which we Jews mourn till this very day, when the Ukrainian hero, who is celebrated across Ukraine till this very day with public holidays and statues in all their cities, Bohdan Khmelnytsky yimach shmo, who was the Hitler of his time, are most certainly not Russian inventions.
The parts of modern Ukraine that are more Western oriented, are generally the parts that were historically part Hungary and other countries such as Poland. For example, the towns of Uzhhorod (Ungvar), Mukachevo (Munkatch), Vynohradiv (Selish), Khust (Chust), etc. were part of Hungary for 1,000 years starting in the 900s CE though the end of WWI, when they lost it in 1920 (to the then newly formed Czechslovaokia; afrer WWII the USSR stole it from Czechslovakia and added it to Ukraine); and cities like Lviv (Lemberg) which were originally in Poland. In fact, before 1991 there never was a historically indeopendent country of Ukraine. These are simply undisputed facts. The core part of Ukraine (i.e. Kiev, etc.) was for hundreds of years part of the Russian Empire. Before that it was controlled by the Turks, Persians, etc.
I’m not sure why’d you’d choose to use a non-frum Conservative “rabbi” Abraham Heschel as a form of support.
The fact that a humongeous percentage of former Soviet Israelis are halachicly goyim is an undisputed fact.
ujmParticipantZSK: Absolutely false. You began the ad hominems; simply see above with your comments about “hates Eretz Yisrael, his fellow Bnei Yisrael… sonei Yisrael”. These aren’t the hallmarks of a Jew.
ujmParticipantThe consensus of the Ranbonim was critical of the revolt; the idea of it being a proud revolt doesn’t come from Jewish sources.
ujmParticipantYY: ZSK is a nochri, as such none of what you rambled about is applicable. It is only applicable to Yehudim; not to shkotzim who calls us Jews sonei yisroel
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