Giving up Jewish settlements and Lands In Israel for the sawn song of Peace to indefesiable borders....

Making the land of Israel a steel cage ghetto...smaller then the Jewish Tribal Kingdom at the time of Saul; David and Salomon


run by a Judenrat
The Israeli Minister who hated the settlers | Israel National News - Arutz Sheva
https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/319980
https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/320104
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who will not 
who will not protect Israel from  the Nazis spirtual children
https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/175949
https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/354377


DO not elect a Judenrat to lead thee O Israel...trust andlive by the L-D and the Torah

Years ago Rabbi Zalman was discussing with me options for private rabbinic training. He passed from this world before any of that came to fruition. Since then, i have been putting that on hold while i obtained two masters and a PhD in Jewish-related studies. I am curious if there is a path to s'mikhah that doesn't involve moving and attending a yeshivah. I am 45 years old and have 7 children, so it would be a big change for all of them to up and move for more schooling. Anyway, any advice or pointing in the right direction is appreciated.

I recently read a post about Jesus in the Talmud on a German Christian forum. I've heard something like this before and it confuses me. Here is the post in English (my translation, I hope it's correct):

I recently read the book "Jesus in the Talmud" by a Jewish religious scholar named Paul Schäfer. He seems to be a real expert on mentions of Jesus in the Talmud (commentary on the Torah inspired from a Jewish point of view).
I was - to put it mildly - shocked: Jesus is spoken almost exclusively in synonyms, one of which is the code name "Baalam", based on Bileam.

According to the Talmudic view, where is Jesus today? He is in the lowest hell, being boiled in human excrement and bodily fluids...

I would like to know which passages these are and why they are in the Talmud? Thanks.

1920 All Jews left Kuwait
History of the Jews in Kuwait - Wikipedia

2022
Apocalyptic sand storm covers Kuwait in red blanket of dust (israel365news.com)

Poland 1939
1 picture is repoted to show Jewish Refugees 
Seeking photo information - Axis History Forum

USSR 1941  Red Army Jewish POWS 
Category:Judenstern on Soviet prisoners of war - Wikimedia Commons

The subject says it all: Who was the rabbi who "raised the dead" metaphorically by taking a man's son under his wing and making him a great Torah scholar - elevating the father's spiritual station as the progenitor of such a tzaddiq. I read this after the death of my wife and want to find the source again. If someone can find it i would greatly appreciate it. Reddit /r/judaism autodeleted the question for i dont know what reason, but like never allowed it to post. So just PMng people who might know someone who knows someone who might know

No matter where you reside do not forget the Torah:
Leningrad Codex - Wikipedia
https://aish.com/the-scandalous-history-...ppo-codex/

In galat do not forget the Iand of Israel:
The Promise Of The Land - aish.com

Prominent Israeli rabbi eviscerates American abortion agenda, compares it to Rome (israel365news.com)
https://www.israel365news.com/269704/aoc...by-rabbis/

active 1939-1992
online 1939-1956
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn78000090/

Those who like reading biographies might enjoy this free autobiography by Dr. Vladimir Zelenko:

OneDrive (live.com)

Have a good day everyone.