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January 18, 2015 1:55 pm at 1:55 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052832zahavasdadParticipantThese people are destrying yiddishkeit and maybe even worse than Avi Weiss The Hamavaseer picture has been posted all over the internet and many articles have been written about it in all sorts of media. They have made a mockery of the wonderfulness of Yiddishkeit, people see yiddishkeit as no differnt than the Taliban and some of the comments were worse. They see yiddishkeit as some backward misnogomyst society and see the torah lifestyle as backward, wrong and evil. Is that a “Kiddish hashem”. One should show the beauty of torah at all times January 18, 2015 12:59 pm at 12:59 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052830zahavasdadParticipantAnd besides, hevai dan es kol adam li’kaf zechus – when in doubt, we are supposed to assume the best of our fellow Jews. How come then some dont say the same thing for YCT and Avi Weiss? Again one is not supposed to veer from the torah from the left or THE RIGHT. Actually the comparisons between the Taliban are more alike than you realize, The people at Charlie Hedbo were murdered because some muslims wanted censorship and didnt want people to see pictures of Mohammed. Hamaser is censoring photos because some dont want to see pictures of women January 16, 2015 9:28 pm at 9:28 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052822zahavasdadParticipantIf Hamaverser wants to write their own stories and take their own pictures they can do whatever they want. They can print whatever they want from their own materials. However if they borrow someones elses Photographs or Articles (Like from AP or Reuters) that have to follow the rules of those materials not make up their up January 16, 2015 5:58 pm at 5:58 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052816zahavasdadParticipantIn the western World, copyright laws are similar (Not exact there are some differences like the length of copyright) Israel most likely follows the European laws in this regard (Although Im not 100% sure) January 16, 2015 4:38 pm at 4:38 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052809zahavasdadParticipantI am sure the photograph was copyrighted. If you have ever taken pictures you would realize this photograph was likey taken with better equipment and more importantly good sight angles which most people dont get. There is an option under US copyright “Fair use” where you are allowed to use such a photograph and pay for it and maybe alter it under certain condtions. I have seen parodies of this photograph that were clearly parodies and that would likely be ok. However HaMaversar was trying to pass off this photograph as legit, that is different. A parody must clearly be a parody January 16, 2015 4:17 pm at 4:17 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052807zahavasdadParticipantThe photograph is likely copyrighted and belongs to someone. You need that persons permission to alter it January 16, 2015 3:05 pm at 3:05 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052803zahavasdadParticipantThere is a reason why you cannot divert from the left or the RIGHT. People here rightly condem YCT for going to far to the left. But few are willing to critize people for going to far to the right, How far to the right must one go before there is general condemnation of the acts. Here the pictures were clearly photoshopped and a major world leader was cropped out of a famous picture January 16, 2015 1:57 pm at 1:57 pm in reply to: Firestorm After �Der Zeitung� Deletes Hillary Clinton from Iconic Photo #1052800zahavasdadParticipantIts been a tremendous Chilul Hashem zahavasdadParticipantThe only other language that MIGHT be considered Holy is Ancient Greek. and the reason is because if you had a copy of the Septuagint , you could read the torah from it and be Yotzei which is not the case for any other language zahavasdadParticipantThey did not speak Yiddish in Germany. At some point around 1800 or so German Jews stopped speaking Yiddish and spoke German. Before then they spoke a different Yiddish which has been lost. There was a large population in the Netherlands who were majority Sephardim (The Spanish and Portguest Synangouge in Amsterdam is one of the largest shuls in the world) zahavasdadParticipantOnly Jews eat gefilte fish. Is gefilte fish now holy? I was reading some book on Chassidish philosophy and it did claim that Gefitile Fish and Kugel was holy. The book went as far to say one should not even eat Pizza at Melava Malka because it “non-jewish” zahavasdadParticipantNot that anyone is going to care what I think but I know for a fact that Rabbi Mehlman is good. He is not a triangle K or Rabbi Steinberg. I am fairly certain he is a Lakewood guy zahavasdadParticipantYiddish is the language of Jews Let me correct your grammar for you Yiddish is the language of some jews whose parents or grandparents were born in EASTERN Europe January 15, 2015 1:07 am at 1:07 am in reply to: Question of the century: how do ppl graduate college?? #1051914zahavasdadParticipantIts not as hard as you think. zahavasdadParticipantHowever, everything else being equal, i.e., there are two containers of milk in front of you; one is cholov yisroel and one is cholav stam, Rav Moshe suggested that you go lifnei m’shuras hadin and drink the cholav yisroel. But if the chalav stam is freash and the cholav yisroel is not, or the cholav yisroel is finished, he permitted to drink the cholav stam…l’chatchila. Serious question on this. You are at a table and there is a container of Mehadrin Ice Cream and a container of Haagen Daze. According to this Shee-ta which should you eat zahavasdadParticipantI dont think those who only eat Chalav Yisroel are jealous of those who dont , nor do I think those who eat Chalav Stam feel guilty. However I do think those who eat chalav Yisroel sort of have this holier than Thou attitude over those who dont. If It has an O-U on it, its perfectly fine. And Ben and Jerry’s is 10000% better than Mehadrin. Quality is important. there is no Mitzvah to eat lousy Ice Cream zahavasdadParticipantThe Dunkin Donuts in Queens is under the Vaad oF queens The Dunkin Donuts on Sunrise Highway in Valley Stream and Dunkin Donuts on Rockway Tpke in Lawrence are under the Vaad of the 5 towns zahavasdadParticipantCalories DO count on Shabbos, zahavasdadParticipantHemish cooking is VERY unhealthy Alot of it is bad parts of the animals and lots of oil and fat and unfortuantly healthy veggies are discouraged zahavasdadParticipantAfter finding out that the eruv was broken, I hope they came back after Shabbos to bring home the baby in the stroller. Maybe you misunderstood, there were 2 Eruv. The greater Monsey Eruv and the Viznitz Street eruv (Or something around their small area where they lived) It was the smaller Viznitz eruv that was down, not the greater Monsey Eruv. The people I was with were not chassidish zahavasdadParticipantAssuming his posek is working within the framework of Orthodox Judaism, yet holds of the Eruv. Why cant that person carry? I was once in Monsey for Shabbos and the people I was with were pushing a stroller and they held by the greater Monsey eruv. We passed by a Viznitz area and they were yelling at us H’Eruv G’Broken . It seems their eruv in their local area was down and did not hold by the greater Monsey Eruv zahavasdadParticipantI have never heard a Rov who says someone who eats Chalav Stam is eating TREIF. You rav might have said you cant eat it, but he would never say someone else who eats it is eating treif. He would likely say its ok for him , but not for you. If that were the case then the O-U , O-K etc would not be considered kosher since they do allow it. FYI if you have ever been to a dairy farm you would see there is no such thing as Chalav Akum, Chalav Yisroel etc. NOBODY milks cow anymore. Its all done by machines and automation. Some metal pipes are placed under the cows Utters and these pipes are only made to fit a cows utters, no other animals. The Milk is then pumped out and send to this giant vat or bottle and there is no way to add anything to the vat. The Milk is then pumped on a truck to the factory. zahavasdadParticipantI am aware that Rav Moshe said they need Gerut L’Chumra. However I dont know when his Psak came out and when Rav Yosefs Psak came out. The mass emigration from Ethopia did not occur until after Rav Moshe’s death and more research had been done. zahavasdadParticipantIt is Slander to talk about Dunkin Donuts like that, the ones that are Kosher have normal Hashshchas (Like the O-k) or the Vaad of Flatbush, they are not 2 bit Hashghascas. zahavasdadParticipantDY according to Rav Yosef its not intermarriage, its totally Kosher Now I dont know what would happen if an Ethiopian decided to become Yeshivish and then wanted to marry someone from Bnei Brak which follows the Psakim of Rav Elyshiv who held they were not jewish. Rav Yosef not only held they were jewish, but was even opposed to geruth L’Chumra for them zahavasdadParticipantRabbiofberlin, with or without geirus? Again according to Rav Ovadiah Yosef without geirus By them we know that a few short decades ago they were practicing Christianity. And Christians tend to marry Christians not Jews. Are you saying Rav Yosef didnt know this? zahavasdadParticipantSam: How do you respond to Dash’s sentence immediately prior to the one you quoted? Namely, “You can’t Pasken that someone is not jewish simply because of the ramifications that would occur if they were jewish. The Karities are more in this area, their Gittim have not be ruled correctly, but I think the Psak has been their Kiddusim have not been correct either so its ok to marry a Karite and they are Kosher jews zahavasdadParticipantI have a frum pediatrition who asked a Posek about medicines and children. With children it can be difficult to get them to take the medicine especially if it doesnt taste good. The Posek said it was ok for children to take treif medicine if that was the only way they would take it zahavasdadParticipantThe Halacha was prior to World War 2 if you moved to a community you became part of that community and followed their customs. So if someone was born in Vilna and moved to Baghdad (and stayed) , they became an Iraqi jew even though they were born in Vilna. After World War 2 , everything became mixed up and this no longer appled. However Rav Yosef was born in Baghdad prior to the emigration of most jews from Iraq so he was Iraqi even if his ancestors came from Spain zahavasdadParticipantRav Yosef was techinally Iraqi (Eiduth HaMizrath) not Sephardic from Spain if you want to be techinical. But he is considered the Gadol HaDor for Sephardim and his son (as was he) is the Cheif Sephardic Rav of Israel zahavasdadParticipantSephardim are usually thought of as either decdended from Jews of Spain or they are Jews from other places outside Europe Like Syria, Yemen or Iraq zahavasdadParticipantThere is an App that gives all that information, It uses your location and tells you where all the Minyanim are zahavasdadParticipantI think some are mixing up The Beta Israel (The Falashas) whom are considered jewish according to many Posking including Rav Yosef and the Falash Mura who are from the same group, but whose ancestors converted (under duress) to christianity and do need to convert zahavasdadParticipantThe Ethiopians were practicing a form of Christianity before they moved to Israel. And there’s no reason to believe that they hadn’t been intermarrying the local population in the hundreds of years before that. Not according to Rav Ovadiah Yosef whom is generally looked upon in their case as they would fall under more Sephardish than Ashkendzic. Ethiopia is fairly close to Egypt where the Rav was born zahavasdadParticipantThe Ethiopians, if any desired to become Jewish, would need a full blown conversion. Not according to Rav Ovadiah Yosef, He paskind that they were kosher jews zahavasdadParticipantAleph does not need a Gerut, they are already jewish zahavasdadParticipantHow do you know its bedbugs and not something worse like Fleas (Yes fleas can get into apartments and bite kids) zahavasdadParticipantIf you see bruises on the children YOU MUST call ACS and remove the children and get them out of there ASAP Also if you are a mandatory reporter and suspect things like Malnutrition also call ACS ASAP January 4, 2015 4:04 am at 4:04 am in reply to: Where did the Jews cross at the Yam Suf, exactly? #1051170zahavasdadParticipantThe place where the Suez Canal was sort of swampy before the Canal was built, Besides the obvious geograhic sutability there, it was swampy and made it fairly easy to build a canal there January 4, 2015 2:24 am at 2:24 am in reply to: Where did the Jews cross at the Yam Suf, exactly? #1051168zahavasdadParticipantThe Yam Suf was likely where the Suez Canal is today zahavasdadParticipantDY Many members of my family are learners. In fact more are learners than earners. It is not a fraction, that story was an extreme case. I know what goes on, Its discussed at family events. None of them have strayed from Kollel. everyone started as a learner when they got married and stayed that way zahavasdadParticipantI am well aware of how the community thinks, I know a relative who turned down a very nice bocher who was the son of a big doctor because he didnt want to promise that he would learn past 10 years in favor of a bachor who promised to learn for the rest of his life who came from a kollel family (The richer bocher was not a snob or anything and I was told he was a very good catch from a very good family, just that he didnt want to promise (He didnt say he woulndt, just that he couldnt predict the future and didnt want to make a promise if things would change) zahavasdadParticipantIts amazing that its come to the point where working is considered less desireable than taking from Tzdekah and a Gemach zahavasdadParticipantNY Now Jan 31- Feb 4 Javits Center google NYnow for website to register December 31, 2014 9:27 pm at 9:27 pm in reply to: There is nothing wrong with ….and driving a car..take it from me. #1050657zahavasdadParticipantIf you walk down Lee Ave you see them all the time, You also frequently see them on 13th Ave December 31, 2014 7:40 pm at 7:40 pm in reply to: There is nothing wrong with ….and driving a car..take it from me. #1050651zahavasdadParticipantSo how does a woman use a Frum Car Service if none of the women drive, She will get either Male or if she gets a female, She is likely a Muslim from somewhere December 31, 2014 7:36 pm at 7:36 pm in reply to: There is nothing wrong with ….and driving a car..take it from me. #1050650zahavasdadParticipantI will likely be in Borough Park Tommorrow and if you have a place I can post a picture I can do it December 31, 2014 6:29 pm at 6:29 pm in reply to: There is nothing wrong with ….and driving a car..take it from me. #1050645zahavasdadParticipantIve been to KJ and things arent that close to each other, it seems there is only one market there (Near the entrance) I dont know if everyone shops there or goes to the Stop N Shop or Wal-Mart nearby but even the Market near the entrance seemed pretty far from many people (far to walk) December 31, 2014 6:22 pm at 6:22 pm in reply to: There is nothing wrong with ….and driving a car..take it from me. #1050643zahavasdadParticipantActually I do live in the City and most of the Car Service drivers are Muslims (Usually Pakistanis I think) If you want your wife to be alone in a car with a muslim……… zahavasdadParticipantThe Israeli Museum to see the Dead Sea Scrolls, Masada, 
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