Just one day before Israel strike against Iran Nucleur power the Jews of Iran have declared it’s Jewish community in Tehran has declared that its members “live in complete security under the leadership of the Islamic Republic,

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-j...=spotlight

Oh Israel why didnt you do this years ago?

Because this is why
Shimon Peres once stopped Netanyahu from bombing Iran

My online math class has been difficult for me, and the stress is getting to be too much. It seems impossible to keep up with work and other obligations. To get through this difficult moment, I'm thinking of using a service called "Pay Someone To Do My Maths Class." Getting the help I need to succeed is more important than taking the simple route. While I concentrate on comprehending the ideas, a trustworthy professional can take care of the coursework.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliance_of_the_periphery

Oh Israel how can you be so naive?????????????????????
הו ישראל איך אתה יכול להיות כל כך תמים
הו ישראל איך אתה יכול להיות כל כך תמים
הו ישראל איך אתה יכול להיות כל כך תמים


OH Israel stop trying to accodate Islam at the expsense of Jewish Communites and Jewish Land
Over a 100 years ago a Christian theologian  Vladimir SoVladimir Soloview writing of the fall of the Bzyanite Empire wrote this warning of Islam
The Moslem view “sees in man a finite form without freedom, and in God an infinite freedom without form.” God and man stand at opposite poles with no possibility of a filial relationship. Therefore in Moslem thought there is no possibility of the Incarnation or of persons becoming partakers of the divine nature. The Moslem religion posits “a mere external relation between the all-powerful Creator and the creature which is deprived of all freedom and owes its master nothing but a bare act of ‘blind surrender’ (for this is what the Arabic word Islam signifies).”

The Moslem religion has the advantage of simplicity. On the personal level, the act of surrender, repeated invariably each day at fixed hours, sums up “the religious background of the Eastern mind, which spoke its last word by the mouth of Mohammed.”

The Moslem perception of social and political concerns is equally simple. There is no real progress for the human race: “there is no moral regeneration for the individual and therefore a fortiori none for society; everything is brought down to the level of a purely natural existence.”

The only goal a Moslem society can have is to expand its material power and enjoy the good things of the earth. Its task is to spread Islam by force, if necessary, and to govern the faithful with absolute authority guided by the rules of justice set forth in the Koran. This, says Soloviev, is “a task which it would be difficult not to accomplish with success.”

Firstly, let's take a look at medieval anti-Semitism:

Quote:'Historically, blood libels often took place close to Passover, when Jews were charged with using the blood of Christian children to bake matzahs. The proximity of such charges to Easter was thus also often associated with the continuing belief that Jews were responsible for the Passion and Crucifixion of Jesus. Blood libels, together with allegations of well poisoning, were a major theme in Jewish persecution in Europe throughout the Middle Ages and into the modern period. They were a central component in the development of modern antisemitism in the 19th century.

Blood libel accusations often led to pogroms, violent riots launched against Jews and frequently encouraged by government authorities.

Murder is expressly forbidden in the Torah, as are the blood sacrifices which were practiced by ancient pagan religions. In fact, Jewish dietary laws (kashrut), forbid the consumption of blood in food and require all blood to be drained from slaughtered animals before consumption. [...]'

Extract source:
https://web.archive.org/web/20250515080731/https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/blood-libel

Hello everyone... it's been a while but I haven't forgot about my project to read through Exodus chapter by chapter and record my thoughts on this board. Last I posted was on chapter 14 so today I post on chapter 15. As always, my source is here.

Exodus 15:2 Wrote:The Eternal's strength and His vengeance were my salvation

Exodus 15:3 Wrote:The Lord is a Master of war; the Lord is His Name.

Exodus 15:6 Wrote:Your right hand, O Lord, is most powerful; Your right hand, O Lord, crushes the foe.

Exodus 15:12 Wrote:You inclined Your right hand; the earth swallowed them up.

Exodus 15:16 Wrote:May dread and fright fall upon them; with the arm of Your greatness may they become as still as a stone, until Your people cross over, O Lord, until this nation that You have acquired crosses over.

Exodus 15:25-26 Wrote:25 So he cried out to the Lord, and the Lord instructed him concerning a piece of wood, which he cast into the water, and the water became sweet. There He gave them a statute and an ordinance, and there He tested them. 26 And He said, If you hearken to the voice of the Lord, your God, and you do what is proper in His eyes, and you listen closely to His commandments and observe all His statutes, all the sicknesses that I have visited upon Egypt I will not visit upon you, for I, the Lord, heal you.

I think this is very meaningful in our relationship with Hashem.

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_c...dium=email&utm_source=9_Holiday_and_Site_Notifications_en&utm_campaign=en&utm_content=content

In just a few days, we will celebrate the holiday of Shavuot and receive G‑d’s Torah anew, as He gifted it to us for the very first time 3,337 years ago at Mount Sinai.

That moment changed the entire universe.

Heaven reached down, earth reached heavenward, and every single Jew—man and woman, elder and child, even the tiniest infants—stood perfectly united, to hear “Anochi … I am the L‑rd your G‑d.” (Exodus 20:2)

Your presence and participation keep that moment alive every day at Chabad.org

All of history had been waiting for that time, when the Jewish people would accept the task of transforming the physical world into a home for the Divine—thereby ensuring that the holy feels comfortably at home in the physical.

The power to do that, the ability to transform this world, comes from incorporating the Torah and its mitzvot into our daily lives. By appreciating G-d’s loving care and concern for every single one of us, by living life in accordance with His principles, and by sharing them with others, we shift the entire world toward holiness.

And each year, on the holiday of Shavuot, G-d renews that power. Once again, we stand shoulder to shoulder—like one person with one heart—and receive an all-new charge of that divine energy to elevate the entire world.

The Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, teaches that it is highly important for every Jewish man, woman, and child to be present for the reading of the Ten Commandments (this year on Monday, June 2) to experience those moments together.

The Torah is a living bond that empowers us to bring G‑dliness into ordinary life. Cheesecake and ice cream can be elevated into mitzvahs and opportunities to recognize G-d’s love. Torah lifts the physical world instead of asking us to escape it. In so doing, it lifts each of us and draws us closer to one another.

That idea is the heartbeat of Chabad.org and what you can help accomplish every single day.

The Rebbe revealed how everything in this world, including scientific development, exists so Torah can illuminate and uplift ever farther, faster and brighter—uniting people across every time zone and circumstance. Because of you and those who sustain this work, a young mother in Sydney can prepare for Shavuot with a commentary on the Ten Commandments, while a toddler sprawls across her lap. A college student in Boston can stream a class and feel at home. A seeker in Nepal can find a cheesecake recipe to celebrate Shavuot in style, and millions everywhere can find a way back, an ever-wider path to their soul.

Every click, every aha, every quiet moment of discovery begins with you. You keep the echo of Sinai—and the unity it created—rolling forward.

As Shavuot approaches, thank you for your participation and your support—support that keeps classes streaming, questions answered, and hearts connected in one global community.

If you’d like to give a special gift in honor of the holiday, you can make a Shavuot gift here.

With deep appreciation and with the Rebbe's blessings that you merit to receive the Torah inwardly and with joy,


Rabbi Zalman Shmotkin
Executive Director

P.S. Want to dive in and learn more about Shavuot?
• What Is Shavuot?
• The Ten Commandments—A Guide
• Why We Eat Dairy on Shavuot
• Watch: The Rebbe on the Study of Torah for Women

Feel free to forward these resources to anyone who might enjoy them!

Quote:'Lord Haw-Haw was a nickname applied to William Joyce and several other people who broadcast Nazi propaganda to the United Kingdom from Germany during the Second World War. The broadcasts opened with "Germany calling, Germany calling," spoken in an affected upper-class English accent. Through such broadcasts, the Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda tried to discourage and demoralise allied troops, and the British population. Although the broadcasts were known to be Nazi propaganda, they often offered the only details of Allied troops and air crews caught behind enemy lines.

The nickname, coined by a reporter, was applied to other broadcasters of English-language propaganda from Germany, but it is Joyce with whom the name is overwhelmingly identified.'

Extract source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Haw-Haw

links of interest
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7675...r-schwartz
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/2416...he-techner