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The Need to Protest and Act Now
Genesis and the Globalist Heresy
A Confession for Our Trying Times
Laws of Fasts, Chapter 1: This practice [of fasting] is one of the paths of repentance, for when a difficulty arises, and the people cry out [to God] and sound the trumpets, everyone will realize that [the difficulty] occurred because of their evil conduct, as [Jeremiah 5:25] states: “Your sins have turned away [the rains … Continue reading
Response to Rabbi Shlomo Brody
This article appeared earlier this week. Interestingly, it was one of Rabbi Brody‘s articles in the Hakira journal a few years ago that elicited my first response to the journal that actually got printed. This latest entry drew my attention because I already addressed two of its main points in a video that I made … Continue reading
Response to Rabbi Leo Dee
Rabbi Leo Dee has nothing but my sympathy for what he has suffered this year. But I also believe that his stated opinions are foolish. ( I guess you can say that “I pity the fool.”) Rabbis Yaakov Medan and Moshe Lichtenstein have also weighed in on recent events. Their opinions are significant because of … Continue reading
My Recollections of Rabbi Abba Bronspigel ZT”L
I first heard of Rabbi Bronspigel in 5760, when I was a senior at YUHSB. His name and picture were in promotional materials announcing that he was to take the new position of Rosh Hayeshiva at the likewise newly-founded of Beis Medrash L’Talmud at Lander College for Men. As I would learn the following year, … Continue reading
If Rabbi Avi Shafran Had Been Around In Maccabbean Times
(The unfortunate original article.) (December, 164 BCE) — After Antiochus IV recaptured Jerusalem in the 168 BCE Judean War, the Jewish High Priesthood, headed by Menelaus, ordered that from then on, entering the Temple Mount area be strictly forbidden to traditional Jews, and on the authority of Antiochus IV, he outlawed Jewish religious rites and … Continue reading
Avraham Ben Yehuda 