העורך Editor

Is this image supposed to be funny?!

As the great Rabbi Brand points out in his works, “religious” errors tend to stick, no matter how bad and harmful.

When change occurs, like starting to live beyond the Green Line or separating mixed youth groups, it isn’t forthright, either.

Also, when the ostensibly religious purposely do political evil, this is a Chillul Hashem, unlike with seculars (yes, malice).

Lastly (for now), they have no earthly idea what to do with political power (other than base cynicism) and refuse to think deeply.

Welcome to the new bosses…

For example: What to do about Chillul Shabbos? Prison time?!

To quote something I once wrote in Hebrew:

ספר חסידים של”ב:

“גדול המעשה יותר מן העושה, דוקא אם מעשה את העשירים, אבל אם מעשה את שאינו יכול להתפרנס, כאלו הוא גוזלו.”

(Sarcasm.)

“Dalyos Yechezkel” vol. 4, pages 432-435 has something called: דברים נבחרים מכתבי מוה”ר נתן ז”ל.

He means Rabbi Nosson Sternhartz, the main student of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov.

(The contents are often either incorrect or too brief to be useful.)

It’s so short it’s likely just “שלא להשאיר הגליון חלק”. And it’s missing from the Table of Contents, too (איידי דזוטר מירכס maybe?).

But still…!

On the other hand, Rabbi Sarna, a student of the Alter, was sure a Litvak in other ways…

Amazing…

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So, it’s out of their purview, but a supposedly disinterested government organization committed to something or other… goes out of its way to deceptively fight against the vaccine competition.

Money? Nah!

Instead, they divided his yeshiva, his political party, and his newspaper.

(Not his yeshiva, but he made it his.)