Monday, February 28, 2022

Monday February 28 News Updates

 weather: Plentiful sunshine. High 38F

- Belzer Rebbe was menachem Avel the Toldos Aharon rebbe on the loss of his wife. Fhis was the first visit of the Belz rebbe to the Toldos Aharon Chasidus as the rebbw toured the bais medrash

- Rav Chaim kanievsky shlita was asked about the Ukraine Russia war and said to strengthen in Tefillah and to learn Torah with hasmada he quoted a medrash in Bereishis Rabba 42
אמר רבי אלעזר בר אבינא: אם ראית מלכויות מתגרות אלו באלו צפה לרגלו של משיח. תדע שכן, שהרי בימי אברהם על ידי שנתגרו המלכויות אלו באלו באה הגאולה לאברהם 
If you have seen kingdoms provoking one another, look for the foot of Mashiach 


- Last night at the dinner for Yeshiva and Mesivta of Long beach the plans were shown for the new campus building and relocation of the yeshiva to the town of Chestnut Ridge near Monsey

- OCHD has not updated the covid cases since Thesday.
- Tefillos Harav Shalom Cohen, shlita, Rosh Yeshivah, Yeshivat Porat Yosef and the spiritual leader of the Shas party, was hospitalized Sunday Shalom ben Tofuha Malka.

- BDE:  petirah of Mrs. Sabrina Ben-Porat A"H
she was R"L hit by a car last night  after 9 pm  in the White Rd area of Jackson and was pronounced dead at the scene. Levaya 3:30 pm at the Lakewood chapel off 7th st. Kevurah in EY.

- NJ: Lower income residents could sign up for subsidized healthcare coverage on the state-run marketplace, at any time this year. People with incomes up to $25,760 for an individual and $53,000 for a family of four won’t be limited to the usual three-month window for open enrollment, which ended Jan. 31.  
- Several  local restaurants changed the name of  Russian dressing to Ukrainian dressing 

- More New Jersey residents signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act this year than ever before

-  APP: The $1M school board attorney monthly fees shrink  Asbury Park Press investigation revealed he had racked up more than $1 million in billings during each of the last two school years  and more than $3 million in the past four years his income has dropped by an average of $26,000 a month. The Press investigation found that during the first eight months of 2021, the attorney received $731,198 in district payments, or an average of $91,400 each month.But in the final four months of the year he received $261,235, or an average of $65,309 each month. That is a 28.5% drop from the prior period. ELC says even with a reduced salary,  he is still making more than any other school board attorney in New Jersey at a time when the district is facing regular budget deficits. 

23 comments:

  1. A little history about what the Ukranians did to Jews and who Putin is fighting against

    Chmielnicki massacres. of Tach V'tat were in Ukraine. The Kishinev Pogroms in the early 1900 during WW2 the Ukraninas rounded up all the jews and had the Germans slaughter them in a mass grave at Babi Yaar.

    Odessa massacre was the mass murder of the Jewish population of Odessa and surrounding towns in the Transnistria Governorate during the autumn of 1941 and the winter of 1942 while it was under Romanian control. 25,000 to 34,000 Jews were shot or burned, or to the murder of well over 100,000 Ukrainian Jews in the town and the areas between the Dniester and Bug rivers, during the Romanian and German occupation. The primary perpetrators were Romanian soldiers, SS and local ethnic Germans

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    1. Yet for some unknown reason, there are thousands of jews still living there.

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    2. The first comment makes no sense. Did any of the Ukrainians living TODAY in Ukraine ever kill a Jew? So far, the Russian army TODAY already killed a Jew in Ukraine.
      Ukrainians TODAY are not responsible for what their forefathers did, just as we here in America are not responsible for what our forefathers did to the blacks in America during slavery, and just as Russians TODAY are not responsible for what their forefathers did to the Jews during the evil Czar and Communism (when they literally erased Yidishkeit from millions of Russian Jews.)

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    3. מה ענין שמיטה אצל הר סיני?
      The Romanians and Germans did most of the atrocities in the last century. Is Putin fighting them?

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    4. The ukrainians were in Odessa too and cooperated with the romanians and germans yemach shemom

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    5. Unlike the Germans and Americans, the Ukrainians never disowned or apologized for their past. To the contrary, they still celebrate those who murdered Jews.

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  2. He is fighting against Chmelnitzki by trying to assassinate the current prime Minister who is a yid. You are a real genius.

    Not saying Ukrainians are my favorite people. My family is from Ukraine and fled a pogrom in the 1890s but deciding to cheer on Putin here for those reasons is silly. Plenty of Russians killed many Yiddish over centuries as well.

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    1. Putin said he is fighting the neo nazis

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  3. https://freebeacon.com/national-security/biden-admin-relies-on-russia-to-finalize-iran-nuclear-deal-as-putin-invades-ukraine/

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    1. Does anyone believe sites like that any more? The lies are so obvious, I don't know why they bother.

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  4. Oiy vey! What's gonna be with Rosh Hashana in Uman?

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    1. They say Putin is gonna be there.

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  5. Actually the Jew killed today was killed by the Ukrainians..not the Russians.

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  6. while wishing to stay above this fray,
    It is of worth noting in parts of Ukraine there reportedly is still a festive day where local ukrainians dress an effigy as a religious Jew, they then stab it and burn it

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    1. And just today the Ukrainians murdered a Jew. A car among a entire line of cars at a checkpoint, and he was murdered. 'Excuse': he looked like a Chechnyan. Or just a Ukrainian being a Ukrainian

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  7. Let’s not confuse politics with merit. Factually speaking, the Ukrainians are perhaps the most vicious subhuman peoples who exist today. Yes, in Russia there was communism and Jews suffered greatly, but other than that Jews have lived there for centuries under mostly peaceful conditions (the draft law and quota for the Czar’s military was no picnic, although was not antisemitic per se). Blood libels and pogroms were rampant throughout Russia only toward the end of the 19th century, and during the Revolution era. Ukraine on the other hand, has targeted Jews for centuries. Jews were murdered, burned and tortured at the hands of local Ukrainians for hundreds of years, and this continues till today. Just a few years ago a Chabad Shliach was nearly beaten to death at the hands of a Ukrainian thug.

    While we of course don’t know Cheshbonos, to simply ignore Ukrainians “glorious” history is plain stupid. Yes, Jews were oppressed throughout the ages in Russia, but in Ukraine it was far far worse.

    As for Putin vs. Zelenskyy, it’s now really an issue of politics, that’s all. The fact that Zelenskyy is of Jewish origin (mother is Jewish too? Idk) is nice but totally irrelevant.

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    1. The Kantonistim laws (kidnapping just Jewish kids to be raised by Russians and enscrippted to 25 years of army service) and the government organized programs and so much more wasn't antisemitic???? Are you completely nuts?

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    2. That is as well overly simplistic . Russians were better to the Jews because they refused utterly to allow Jews within their borders until the corralled them in with the first partition of 1772

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  8. Where is Rav Ben Porat sitting shiva

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  9. Go to Rova Farms in Jackson,Huge Russian Church with a cemetary full of the worst Anti semites and Murders,hailed as heros by the Russians

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  10. Check out Spotswood NJ,a Ukraine neighborhood near East Brunswick,with a cemetary full of Murderers hailed as Heros for killing Jews in Europe

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  11. Yes it's simple,the Entire planet,eisav and yishmael want to kill us

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  12. Its very childish to support a dictator who wants to invade and enslave another country, because the invaded country murdered Jews 100 years ago.
    The people who live in Ukraine TODAY are NOT murderers. They don't deserve this.

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