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[EyeGuy]

New edicts handed down this week for girls in the Gerrer sex cult:

1. You cannot discuss details about getting engaged (where you met, what you talked about, etc) with anyone, including siblings,

2. You can never discuss details of anyone else's engagement, even if the couple have been married for many years.

3. You cannot tell your friends you are engaged before the lechaim (celebratory toast).

4. While engaged, you can have no contact whatsoever with the boy, neither by telephone nor through an intermediary.

5. The boy's future father-in-law cannot pass any messages from her to him.

6. You cannot show his picture to your friends.

7. You cannot show wedding photographs of the couple (which are strongly discouraged) to anyone.

8. It is permitted (but discouraged) to say the groom received an apple from the Rebbe.

9. No mentioning the boy's birthday to your friends, or celebrating it in any way.

10. It is absolutely forbidden to say that "I was also recommended this person as a match."

11. You can not discuss anything about a suggested match that did not pan out. The most you can say is that you turned down the offer, but this is discouraged.

12. When asked to comment on a friend's suitability for a match, say only positive things.

13. You cannot tell sais friend you were asked about her.

14. You cannot say anything about your parents' habits.

15. This includes discussions with your husband after the wedding. This is as sinful as eating on Yom Kippur.

16. If you violate any of the rules, you must inform your assigned spiritual guide from high school or wherever else.

17. It is important to consult with them even after marriage.

18. Distance yourself from any friends who could be a negative influence.

 

[EyeGuy]

Donald Trump wrote to Rabbi Shaul Alter expressing his condolences on the loss of mother and his support for America's Greatest Ally:


The letter was delivered yesterday by Yehuda Kaploun, a businessman from Miami.

 

[The Hardest R]

New edicts handed down this week for girls in the Gerrer sex cult:

1. You cannot discuss details about getting engaged (where you met, what you talked about, etc) with anyone, including siblings,

2. You can never discuss details of anyone else's engagement, even if the couple have been married for many years.

3. You cannot tell your friends you are engaged before the lechaim (celebratory toast).

4. While engaged, you can have no contact whatsoever with the boy, neither by telephone nor through an intermediary.

5. The boy's future father-in-law cannot pass any messages from her to him.

6. You cannot show his picture to your friends.

7. You cannot show wedding photographs of the couple (which are strongly discouraged) to anyone.

8. It is permitted (but discouraged) to say the groom received an apple from the Rebbe.

9. No mentioning the boy's birthday to your friends, or celebrating it in any way.

10. It is absolutely forbidden to say that "I was also recommended this person as a match."

11. You can not discuss anything about a suggested match that did not pan out. The most you can say is that you turned down the offer, but this is discouraged.

12. When asked to comment on a friend's suitability for a match, say only positive things.

13. You cannot tell sais friend you were asked about her.

14. You cannot say anything about your parents' habits.

15. This includes discussions with your husband after the wedding. This is as sinful as eating on Yom Kippur.

16. If you violate any of the rules, you must inform your assigned spiritual guide from high school or wherever else.

17. It is important to consult with them even after marriage.

18. Distance yourself from any friends who could be a negative influence.

It must be pointed out that absolutely none of this is based on the Torah or any of the rabbinic texts. These freaks will pretend there’s thousands of years of precedent behind this but in actuality, there isn’t.

 

[EyeGuy]

Fight between hasidim and OTD kids outside of the 7/11 in Monsey, New York:

Grand Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum of Satmar had a meeting with Eric Trump in Trump tower yesterday, and reportedly a meeting with Donald is in the works. Separately, Trump will be visiting Gottlieb's Restaurant in Williamsburg today:

UPDATE - Unfortunately, the visit was canceled as the owner, Shalom Yosef Gottlieb, suddenly passed away this morning at the age of 75.

 

[Syzyg]

Fight between chasidim and OTD kids outside of the 7/11 in Monsey, New York:

Remind me what OTD means again. Is it common for fights like this to happen?

 

[EyeGuy]

Remind me what OTD means again.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off_the_derech

Is it common for fights like this to happen?

I don't know about fights, but the place has been infamous as a hangout for tuna beigels and OTD kids for years.

 

[EyeGuy]

The Kiryas Joel regime banned grocery stores and restaurants from selling hot food on Saturday nights:

 

[Syzyg]

The Kiryas Joel regime banned grocery stores and restaurants from selling hot food on Saturday nights:
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Hmmmm, do they use shabbos goyim to heat their food then?

 

[EyeGuy]

Dancing Israelis (Uman):

That one goy stuck on the bus looks absolutely miserable:

 

[Nickolas Gurr]

Right-wing ziggers will never explain why exactly based Russia never attacked them. Russia did bomb civilians in Uman, but only the goyim!

 

[EyeGuy]

Pilgrims on their way back from Uman fighting with Romanian police at the airport in Bacau:

 

[Feline Supremacist]

Pilgrims on their way back from Uman fighting with Romanian police at the airport in Bacau:
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lmao what a shitshow.

 

[AgendaPoster]

lmao what a shitshow.

They chimp out the same way other Semites and Middle Easterners do, what a surprise

 

[EyeGuy]

They chimp out the same way other Semites and Middle Easterners do, what a surprise

The Israeli Minister of the Interior told them he's not helping, so enjoy your new guests!

Due to the chaos at the borders of Ukraine and Romania, which has caused thousands of Breslov hasidim to be unable to return home to Israel, representatives for the Breslov community have turned to Interior Minister Moshe Arbel (Shas) for assistance.

In their request, the hasidim noted the chaos and the overcrowding which travelers faced in their attempts to return to Israel following their Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) pilgrimage to Uman, Ukraine.

Responding to one of the requests, Arbel answered that he has no way to help them, since, "Israel is at war."

"We are at war right now, and there was a travel warning," he wrote. "Whoever decided to travel anyways should take into account the risks which come with it."

"I am sorry. I do not have any way to help," he apologized.

According to sources in the community, many people are forced to wait in inclement weather, without proper shelter.

A senior source in United Breslov said, "The Ukrainians have created an electronic line and they only accept those who booked an appointment ahead of time. And sometimes there are no open appointments for the border for many hours ahead. It creates insane chaos."

 

[AgendaPoster]

The Israeli Minister of the Interior told them he's not helping, so enjoy your new guests!

Well we do need to replenish our depleted Jewish community!

 

[Feline Supremacist]

The Israeli Minister of the Interior told them he's not helping, so enjoy your new guests!

Based, maybe they should have tried not being, you know, retarded.

 

[AgendaPoster]

Seems they cause periodic outrages in both Moldova and Romania lmao


You know I don't think these Jews respect goys whatsoever.
That calls for some sort of goy revival of goy feelings towards Semites, IMO.

 

[EyeGuy]

You know I don't think these Jews respect goys whatsoever.

They act the same way in Israel, don't worry.

Twelve of the Chabad students charged over the 770 tunnels are refusing to take a plea deal that would see them spared jail time, on the grounds that being banned from 770 for three years is even worse:

Hasidic Jewish students charged in NYC synagogue tunnel digging scoff at plea offer: ‘Rather go to prison’​

The Hasidic Jewish students who dug a secret tunnel under a Brooklyn synagogue said they’d rather go to prison than face a ban from the historic temple — as they rebuffed plea deals from prosecutors Thursday.

Nearly all of the 13 young men charged over the infamous hideout — which went viral when it was discovered in January — scoffed at the offer from the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office that would see them barred from the historic Crown Heights temple for three years.

“Being banned from 770 [Eastern Parkway] for three years is worse than jail,” one of the defendants, Yaakov Rothchild, told The Post in Hebrew through a translator, referring to the headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.

Rothchild could face up to seven years behind bars on felony charges of second-degree criminal mischief if he takes his chances at trial.

He and 12 of his co-defendants — who face obstruction of justice charges — could be headed to trial in January if they fail to come to an agreement with prosecutors.

Rothchild’s attorney, Jonathan Fink, called the suggestion of a Jan. 13, 2025 trial “silly,” noting the magnitude of the cases, which charges the renegades — including rabbinical students — of hiding inside a hole in a wall they’d damaged and refusing to get out despite police orders, according to court documents.

Fink also shot down the deal on the table, saying it had “no chance” of being accepted, during a hearing in Brooklyn Supreme Court Thursday.

The agreement would have most defendants pleading down to fourth-degree criminal mischief, a misdemeanor, in exchange for no jail time. They would instead face a three year ban from the house of worship and either 20 days of community service or $5,000 in restitution.

Assistant District Attorney Frank Longobardi argued the ban was necessary, noting the defendants were caught posing with a sign that said “Expand 770” — a reference to the tunnel-digging at the synagogue — at their arraignments in April.

“It’s our concern, for that reason, that they’ve shown that they’re not going to stop doing that,” Longobardi said. “When this case is over, they’re going to do the same thing.”

Judge Adam Perlmutter acknowledged that both sides were at a stalemate, and wondered if the terms of the restraining order sought by prosecutors could be tailored to allow the students access to the synagogue.

But if any more tunnel-digging occurred, the defendants would be charged with criminal contempt and face jail, the judge warned.

“[If] somebody does so much as lifts a toothpick towards demolishing cement or whatever in that facility, that individual could very well face a year on Rikers, a year of incarceration,” Perlmutter said.

Only one defendant — Menachem Molekandov, who lives in Israel — is considering taking the prosecution’s deal, according to his attorney Levi Huebner.

Molekandov appeared virtually to plead guilty but there was a holdup on what type of community work he would do since the judge wants it to be “meaningful” service done outside of religious organizations.

When the judge reminded him that he must remain away from the synagogue, Molekandov, who has a warrant out for his arrest, reassured him that he wouldn’t go back.

“Your honor, I just want you to know — since I’m unable to go to the United States, there’s no way for me to dig any tunnels,” Molekandov said.

Chabad-Lubavitch, referred to as 770, is considered one of most sacred buildings in the Big Apple.

Sources have said that the group of rebels used shovels to dig a secret excavation under the house or worship beginning during the pandemic because higher-ups were slow to expand the synagogue’s sanctuary.

They first gained entry into a deserted Jewish man’s ritual bath on Kingston Avenue and then busted through a 2-by-2-foot metal gate in the former bath’s basement before digging their way under a sanctuary space used by women next door to the synagogue.

The wannabe miners also attempted to stop cement-truck workers from filling their excavation sites earlier this year in an effort to protect it when cops were called. Prosecutors said Thursday that the cement had since been filled.

The melee outside of the synagogue, that broke out when the students allegedly refused police orders to scram, was caught on video and quickly went viral.

The synagogue is a popular place for students to study the teaching of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, aka the “Rebbe,” who called on expanding the building before his death in 1994.

For Yerachmiel Blumenfeld, another defendant in the case, the synagogue is the “House of Rebbe” that isn’t just any regular temple.

“It’s a very important place where we learn, pray and connect with our leader. This is a very meaningful thing for us,” Blumenfeld said. “This particular synagogue has a bigger meaning to us than going to another synagogue.”

All defendants are due back in court Nov. 14.

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[AltisticRight]

I was watching this funny video.
The guy at 00:39 was quite disturbing, reluctantly stating that he won't spit on those pesky goyim Christians but if sees Christian symbols like The Cross, he will spit on it. That's gross. As someone who's worked extensively in healthcare, please don't spit on the ground.
Then there were a bunch of kids at the end, 5:45. They're unhinged.
>We don't kill idolaters but we should
>I would kill the goyim
>I won't because it's illegal but I totally will because G-d permits it
>Pilpul intensifies

It's really hard for me to understand someone that thinks this way. Do they live in some tiny insular religious fundamentalist silo in Jerusalem that preaches the death of all idolater goyim? Is that a thing? They sound no different to Islamist fundamentalists. I think the host was pretty appalled and frustrated as well. Kudos to him for putting it all in.
I also heard them actually use the term goyim repeatedly like a /pol/tard.

 

[EyeGuy]

Do they live in some tiny insular religious fundamentalist silo in Jerusalem that preaches the death of all idolater goyim?

The people at the end are from Zilberman's, which is sort of that, yes (they're not hasidic, though). They live in the Old City and their kids are absolutely obnoxious. (To be fair, the non-Jewish residents are equally as bad. There's even a gypsy neighborhood in the Muslim quarter.)