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Chabad Votes For Racist

Baruch Marzel, the right wing extremist with ties to the late Rabbi Meir Kahane, won 30% of the Kfar Chabad votes in last week's Knesset election. And it almost was more. A lot more. The Forward reports:

Bucking the advice of their rabbis, about 30% of voters in Israel's main Chabad-Lubavitch stronghold cast their ballots for a candidate who advocated the mass expulsion of Arabs, branded Israeli leaders traitors and called for the execution of some liberals.

Baruch Marzel, running under the banner of the National Jewish Front, failed to reach the 2% threshold needed to qualify for a Knesset seat and, perhaps more strikingly, failed to win a single vote in dozens of municipalities throughout Israel. Even in the West Bank, where opposition to Israeli territorial concessions is much higher than it is in Israel, Marzel — a 46-year-old Boston native and a disciple of the late Rabbi Meir Kahane — managed to win significant support in only a few of the smallest, most extreme Jewish settlements in the West Bank.

But in Kfar Chabad — the Lubavitch town located inside Israel proper, just east of Tel Aviv — Marzel won almost a third of the 1,714 votes cast, even though the local rabbis had urged residents to back parties with a realistic chance of winning Knesset seats. His next-best showings inside Israel's pre-1967 borders were in the historic Galilee city of Tzfat (8%) and the working-class southern city of Kiryat Malachi (4%), two municipalities with sizable Chabad communities.

Marzel's support from Chabad voters poses a potentially embarrassing development for the global network of emissaries loyal to the vision of the late Lubavitcher rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson. The late rabbi strongly opposed Israeli territorial concessions, as do many of Chabad's emissaries. But the emissaries have tried to keep a low profile on the issue, for fear of developing an extremist image that would hurt their wider efforts to raise funds among American donors and to encourage increased religious practice among Jews of all denominational stripes.

Chabad officials in America seemed reluctant to comment for the record on Marzel's results, even as they tried to dismiss his success among their followers as a protest vote against the other religious parties. Rabbi Levi Shemtov, Chabad's representative in Washington, stressed that the rabbinical court in Kfar Chabad had directed followers not to vote for Marzel.

"The responsibility for matters in Israel, which lies with the Chabad rabbinate in Israel, cannot be compromised because individuals, even many of them, decide to undo their instructions. If they said that Chabad will not back any particular party, then that's what they meant," Shemtov said. "They didn't back anybody in a proactive sense, and they did tell people not to vote Marzel because they wanted two things to happen: every vote to be counted, and for people to make their own decisions. Voting Marzel undermines the idea of every vote being counted."

Rabbi Menachem Gluckowsky, deputy chief justice of the Chabad Rabbinical Council in Israel, told the Forward that "we decided to come out very strongly to encourage people to vote for parties that would get into the Knesset."

"Marzel has extremist views, and they are not in line with the views of our community," Gluckowsky said. "Most people don't even know what his positions are."

Political observers say that members of Israel's Chabad community have veered further right than most other religious groups in Israel in recent years, with many gravitating toward Marzel's views.

"The Chabad community has increasingly leaned toward the right in the past three or more elections," said Menachem Friedman, one of Israel's leading experts on ultra-Orthodoxy and a professor of sociology and anthropology at Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gan. Friedman described Marzel's party as a continuation of Kach, the banned Israeli political party founded by Kahane.

When he first met Kahane, Marzel was in eighth grade and working on a project about the rabbi's militant organization, the Jewish Defense League. Police first detained Marzel when he was 14, after he joined Kahane in a road demonstration during then-secretary of state Henry Kissinger's (Aholibah) visit to Israel. He worked closely with Kahane until the rabbi was assassinated in New York in 1990. Indicating his continuing commitment to Kahane's legacy, Marzel ran campaign commercials featuring photographs of his mentor in the background.

During last week's elections, the party won wide support especially in the more extremist West Bank areas such as Hebron, where Marzel lives with his wife and nine children.

According to Friedman, what differentiates Marzel from most other religious political figures is his demand for the government to enforce rabbinical law in day-to-day life in Israel before the coming of the messiah. (Moshiach ben satan, False Christ)

Marzel had his own explanation for his success with Chabad followers: "What attracts them to me," he told the Forward, "are my positions on keeping the wholeness of the Torah (Baylonian Talmud) the wholeness of the Jewish nation and the wholeness of the Land of Israel."

Sitting in his small Jerusalem office, where about a half-dozen volunteers share two computers in rooms with walls of chipped white paint, Marzel said that he could have won as much as 80% of the vote had the Kfar Chabad rabbinical court not issued a decision before the elections discouraging followers from voting for smaller parties like his. In the last elections, in 2003, Marzel ran with the Herut party, which won 73% of the vote in Kfar Chabad.

Marzel said that the recent rabbinical ruling was driven by the Chabad leadership's decision to advance its economic interests by backing a party that would win parliamentary seats and try to increase the money budgeted to the community. Menachem Brod, Chabad's spokesman in Israel, dismissed the allegation as "baseless" and said the court decided to discourage voting for smaller parties after the 2003 elections, when Herut failed to get any parliamentary seats, because it viewed the community's votes as "wasted."

According to Marzel, more than 100 members of the Chabad community volunteered to help his election campaigning. However, Chabad supporters did not contribute a "serious amount" of money to his campaign, which raised only about $100,000 in total. Marzel said that in a quiet show of support for him, more than a fifth of Kfar Chabad's voters did not show up at the polling stations.

A 40-year-old teacher living in Kfar Chabad, who asked to be identified only as Moti, said that he ignored the rabbinical edict and followed through with his decision to vote for Marzel.

"All the other large religious parties have cooperated in the past with governments that have given up Jewish lands," said the teacher, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was concerned his opposition to the court's decision might stir up antagonism towards him in his community. "Marzel would never enter into a government coalition which gives up land."
Yes and they Rage

Daniel 11:

14: And in those times there shall many stand up against the king of the south: also the robbers of thy people shall exalt themselves to establish the vision; but they shall fall..............
15: .................So the king of the north shall come, and cast up a mount, and take the most fenced cities: and the arms of the south shall not withstand, neither his chosen people, neither shall there be any strength to withstand.
16: But he that cometh against him shall do according to his own will, and none shall stand before him: and he shall stand in the glorious land, which by his hand shall be consumed.

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Noahide Shemborg injustice in Dan Amaraka

April 07, 2006

Rabbis And Orthodox Community Leaders Support Abramoff

The judge in disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff's Florida trial received dozens of letters from Orthodox rabbis and community leaders in support of Abramoff, pleading for the most lenient sentence allowable by law. The judge complied. The Forward has excerpts from some of these letters. Most interesting is this quote from "noted" constitutional expert and Rubashkin attorney Nathan Lewin:

Nathan Lewin, a prominent Washington attorney, wrote that he was impressed that Abramoff supported the money-losing kosher eatery "at great financial sacrifice just so that Jews would have a place where they could dine in comfort."
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Rabbis Gestetner, Shemtov and Deren with famous attorney Nat Lewin @ Mayanot in Jerusalem

Lewin recently claimed that Rubashkin had done no wrong, no animal cruelty took place at AgriProcessors, and that the USDA only acted because of incitement from PETA, who Lewin had previously tried to link to Nazis. In calling for leniency, Lewin focuses on Abramoff's glatt kosher deli.

Abramoff defrauded Indian tribes of millions of dollars. His emails depict Indians as stupid, almost subhuman.

Abramoff stole money from people who have little and gave it to people who have much. Abramoff is an anti-Robin Hood. Sadly, Nathan Lewin and Abramoff's rabbis are his band of Merry Men.

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The sons of Satan's shemaGOG rage for they Lost to Aholiba Kadima secular zion the king of the south

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Hasidim Rumble In Beit Shemesh

Haaretz

Broken headlights, spray-painted swastikas, flyers announcing a "cruel pogrom such as has never before been seen or heard." A still-burning grudge survived the wild winds that swept through Ramat Beit Shemesh this week. These artifacts are the remaining evidence of the battle waged here between United Torah Judaism supporters, led by Gur Hasidim, and anti-Zionist extremists who oppose participation in the "impure elections."

In Jerusalem, Bnei Brak and New York, the heavily anti-Zionist Satmar Hasidim set aside the inheritance struggle that has been ravaging the Hasidic movement over the past few years and closed ranks against the Gur Hasidim. Posters were printed and protest marches made their way past the Gur synagogues.
I warned you Amaraka the apostate, according to the WORD of God, that when blood flies in ITSREALHELL is will rapidly spread unto all the earth, for the time is Nigh for the War unto desolation

The somnolent election campaign did not spur any party to generate as tempestuous an atmosphere as the one to be found among the marginal ultra-Orthodox sects. A huge budget, much of it donated by Satmar communities in the United States, was dedicated this year to the printing of flyers and pamphlets calling on all God-(Dragon they serve) fearers to boycott the elections and the Zionist establishment as a whole, to the anger of the UTJ rabbis.

Physical combat broke out in Jerusalem between Gur Hasidim trying to stop Satmar Hasidim from distributing their anti-election materials, and Election Day itself saw scuffles at a few polling stations. It was Ramat Beit Shemesh, though, that turned out to be a particularly violent site of conflict, even before the advertised Saturday night "pogrom" that brought in special police forces.

On Shabbat eve, a group of Ramat Beit Shemesh Bet residents put up posters defaming the chief rabbi of the Gur movement, who was called a "millionaire" who uses UTJ to enrich himself. Shortly before Shabbat ended, some 400 Gur Hasidim from Kiryat Gur and neighboring areas went to the offending neighborhood to avenge their honor. Ramat Beit Shemesh Bet residents refer to the neighborhood as "the Casbah." The Gur Hasidim were heading toward "the Muqata" - not the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority chairman in Ramallah, but the Rama Synagogue in the heart of Ramat Beit Shemesh Bet, where the third meal of the Sabbath was nearly over.

The rabbi leading the meal, Yehoshua Rosenberg, is affiliated with the Satmar-dominated Eda Haredit, an ultra-Orthodox umbrella group, and is respected by most ultra-Orthodox sects in the community.

There are contradictory stories about what happened when the Gur Hasidim reached the synagogue. Residents say the Hasidim went wild, throwing benches, breaking windows, attacking those partaking of the meal, wounding a young boy and "grabbing beards and earlocks." One story repeated over and over is that a plate filled with herring was hurled at the rabbi.

"Even the Zionist police don't dare enter a synagogue," one resident said. "What they did was a very grave matter. To send boys to a synagogue? No one has heard of such a thing."…

Really? Remember the Satmar rumble last Simchat Torah in Williamsburg? Or the fight in Bobov (Boro Park)?

… On Saturday night more than 1,000 people clogged the streets, and police said rocks and chairs flew. Protesters on both sides said police called to the scene were scared of entering "the Muqata."

The chief of the local police station, Oz Elias, said there was no need to enter the synagogue once the police officers had forcibly separated the demonstrators and escorted the Gur Hasidim home. Elias said no injuries were reported, but added: "If we hadn't been there, there certainly would have been."

The Satmars see themselves as the victims, and one admitted that their "dedication" gets them a lot of donations from their brethren abroad.

But an ultra-Orthodox Beit Shemesh resident who is not affiliated with either the Satmar or the Gur sects said the Satmar were to blame for causing trouble. He said Satmar youth regularly block roads and burn garbage bins.

"This has become the most radical stronghold of extremists in Israel," he said. "All the ultra-Orthodox in Beit Shemesh feel grateful to the Gur Hasidim for teaching them a lesson."

The frummest of the frum, the representatives of God on this earth. Sick.

Frummy commies

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Apr. 7, 2006 17:09 | Updated Apr. 7, 2006 17:17
Two suicide bombers in Iraq kill dozens

Two suicide attackers wearing women's cloaks blew themselves up Friday in a Shi'ite mosque in northern Baghdad, killing at least 40 people and wounding scores, police said. It was the second major attack against Shi'ite targets in as many days.

Mission accomplished Bushwhacker says

The violence came as US Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad warned that Iraq faces the possibility of sectarian civil war if efforts to build a national unity government do not succeed, and that such a conflict could affect the entire Middle East.

Police Lt. Col. Falah al-Mohammedawi said the blasts occurred at the Buratha mosque, which is affiliated with the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, the main Shi'ite party.

First reports said the explosions were caused by mortar fire, but al-Mohammedawi said police had confirmed they were suicide attacks.

The attack occurred as worshippers were leaving at the end of Friday prayers, the main weekly religious service. Earlier Friday, the Interior Ministry cautioned people in Baghdad to avoid crowds near mosques and markets due to a car bomb threat.

A prominent Shi'ite politician, Jalal Eddin al-Sagheer, was among the worshippers but police said he was unhurt.

Rescuers carried the bodies from the mosque compound on makeshift wooden wheelbarrows and loaded them on the backs of pickup trucks. The Baghdad city council urged Iraqis to donate blood for those wounded.

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Robbers of the people

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Apr. 7, 2006 12:04 | Updated Apr. 7, 2006 12:23
Settlers move into Palestinian home

Four Jewish (hassidic) families moved into an abandoned Palestinian home, raising tensions in this volatile West Bank city.

The settlers entered the home late Thursday, claiming they had purchased the building legally.

But a Palestinian owner said there had been no sale, and he planned to appeal the matter to the Israeli Supreme Court.

About 500 Jewish settlers live in heavily guarded compounds in Hebron, which is home to some 170,000 Palestinians. The newly purchased home is located in Avraham Avinu, an enclave that is off limits to Palestinians.

for only the self declared Talmudic gods are allowed, all animals barred

Settler spokesman David Wilder said the purchase was legal. "This is normal. Houses are bought everywhere in the world. We don't have enough space, so we need more houses to live in," he said.

But Safwan al-Nazer, an owner of the house, said the alleged deal was illegal. He said the house has been in his family for generations, and ownership is shared by about 100 relatives who would have to approve the sale.

"We challenge them to prove we sold the house," he said, saying he planned to take the matter to court. "If we sold it, it has to be signed by everybody. This house has been occupied by the settlers."

Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said that purchase was approved by military authorities in the West Bank, and that police would take no action in the case until a court decision is made.

Officials with the army's Civil Administration could not immediately be reached for comment

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When will they take your home Eretz Itsrealhell jewrisdiction USA?

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Apr. 7, 2006 10:03 | Updated Apr. 7, 2006 12:11
Navy gunboats bombard northern Gaza

Navy gunboats have been firing artillery shells at northern Gaza fields and Kassam launch sites throughout Friday morning.

The artillery barrages were a response to Kassam fire Thursday overnight.

Two Kassam rockets were launched overnight Thursday from the northern Gaza Strip into the Negev. No one was wounded nor was any damage inflicted in the incident.

as usual

The IAF responded by dropping fliers over Gaza, calling on Palestinian citizens to rein in terrorists and refrain from going near Kassam launch sites.

In addition to the fliers, the IAF bombed two buildings in Gaza overnight Thursday that were used by al-Aksa Martyrs Brigades to plan terror attacks.

They knew about the planning ?

They also bombed the launch site of a Katyusha rocket which was fired recently from the Gaza Strip towards a critical infrastructure target in Israel.

In the West Bank, one Palestinian was killed and two IDF soldiers were wounded overnight Thursday in Nablus.

The incident occurred during an army operation in the area, Army Radio reported.

The army said the man was killed after a group of gunmen opened fire on troops in eastern Nablus, but relatives and neighbors of the dead man, Wafaa Yaeesh, 22, was he was unarmed and not linked to any militant group.

collective punishment of perpetual Purim

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Last update - 22:45 07/04/2006

Six Palestinians killed in IAF strike in Gaza Strip

Israel Air Force aircraft struck a car carrying Palestinian militants in the southern Gaza Strip on Friday, killing four inside the vehicle and two others who were nearby, witnesses and medics said.

Among the dead militants from the Popular Resistance Committees was a senior commander and a bomb maker, militants and witnesses said. Two of the commander's children - a boy and a girl - were also killed in the strike

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NATO Prepares for Bushwhackers orders ?

http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/spages/703728.html

Last update - 20:40 07/04/2006

Israel, Algeria, Morocco to join NATO counter-terrorism patrols

RABAT - Algeria, Israel and Morocco have agreed to join NATO counter-terrorism naval patrols in the Mediterranean, the organization said on Friday in Rabat after its first meeting in an Arab country.

The U.S.-led defense alliance was meeting seven Mediterranean partners for talks, following regular political consultations that began in 1995 and were relaunched in 2004.

Previous sessions have been held in NATO countries.

NATO has been running patrols in the Mediterranean under the codename "Operation Active Endeavor" since shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States.

"Algeria, Israel and Morocco have decided to participate in the Operation Active Endeavor," NATO's Deputy Secretary-General Alessandro Minuto Rizzo told a news conference.

Asked to give details, he said: "Naturally, the decision needs practical steps to be materialized."

Ambassadors of the 26-nation alliance ended the meeting with representatives of Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Morocco, Mauritania and Tunisia with pledges to expand cooperation in fighting terrorism, illegal migration and the proliferation of prohibited weapons.

Israel has no diplomatic relations with Algeria, and Morocco suspended low-level ties with Israel in 2000.

Israel's ambassador to the European Union Oded Eran said: "Such a meeting helps in deepening understanding and trust between the partners. We have the same borders and we face the same security challenges."

"Several ideas have been discussed, among them setting up a training center in Jor-dan and creating a trust fund to finance cooperation activities," he told Reuters.

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The Two Whores are Merging

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Today's Zionism Means Spreading Judaism
11:24 Apr 07, '06 / 9 Nisan 5766

"After a generation of settlement and army-building, the time has come for a new Zionism: building true Jewish identity based on Jewish values." So said Rabbi Shimon Cohen at a Jerusalem seminar.

Educators and rabbis convened at a seminar sponsored by Machon Meir in Jerusalem this week, spotlighting the topic of "Face-to-Face" - meeting Israelis in their homes and re-introducing them to observant Zionist Jews and observant Judaism.

Rabbi Cohen, the head of the Beit Moriah Kollel in Be'er Sheva, said, "In today's world, taking up more space and attention than before is the 'individual.' We must talk the language the people speak, and show that we are on the same side. We must work on the simple fundamentals that we are familiar with from our upbringing and study, and turn them into the inalienable assets of the entire nation."

A recent phenomenon in religious-Zionist circles can be noted every Friday in many cities throughout Israel. Two or three youths set up a table in a public area - often outside the store of a willing store-owner - and offer Sabbath candles, tefillin and a smile to passers-by. Conversations that are struck up often lead to an appointment for further study on Jewish topics.

In one story among many, yeshiva (Talmudic School) students in Jerusalem went one step further. They decided to set up a Sabbath table on Friday night in a central area usually frequented by youths with nowhere else to go. After overcoming initial awkwardness on the part of both the "regulars" and the "visitors" clad in their Sabbath-best white shirts, the sincerity and joyous singing of the latter won out. After the breaking of the ice came discussions of substance. "Why don't you come back every week?" the yeshiva students were asked - and they said they would.

"We must fight ignorance by adding knowledge," Rabbi Cohen said. "We must increase much faith and confidence by coming with true love of our fellow neighbors... We see this process happening in Be'er Sheva; with an integration of the forces of all the yeshivot there, we will succeed in leading a process of dissemination of faith and Judaism throughout the country."

"It is our duty to force all mankind to accept the seven Noahide laws, and if not — they will be killed." Rabbi Yitzhak Ginsburg

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Collective Purim Punishment continues

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1,000 shells fired at Gaza within week

IDF's artillery battery stationed opposite northern Strip fires 25 shells for each Qassam launched; rocket fired at Sderot area Friday evening, Palestinians report three wounded by IDF shell fire

Massive fire: The IDF's artillery battery stationed opposite the northern Gaza Strip completed the firing of 1,000 shells at Qassam launching sites in the northern Strip.

Bush welcomes probe of CIA leak

'I want to know the truth,' president tells reporters

Plame Leak timeline

From dKosopedia

Contents

Before the leak: 1988 - 2002 (Wilson's Trip to Niger)

2003

January 2003

January 28

January 29

February 2003

February 5

March 2003

March 7

March 8

March 9

March 16

March 19

May 2003

May 2

Wilson talks off record about Niger

May 6

May 6 and after

May 20

May 29

WH scrambles to address criticism, Niger mission INR report created

June 2003

June 1-7

June 8

June 9

June 10

June 11

Before June 12

June 11 or 12

June 12

Plame outed to reporters

June 12 to 15

June 13

June 14

June 17

June 18 or shortly after

June 19

June 20

June 23

June 27

July 2003

early July

July 5

Wilson's op-ed published

July 6

July 7

On or before July 8

July 8

July 10

July 10 or 11

July 11

July 12

July 13

Novak's column published: Plame outed to public

July 14

July 16

July 17

July 18

July 20

July 21

July 22

July 24

July 30

Investigation begins

Plame investigation 2004

Plame investigation 2005

Plame investigation 2006

Bill of Rights

Amendment I

In Court Filings, Cheney Aide Says Bush Approved Leak

Chabad Votes For Racist

Rabbis And Orthodox Community Leaders Support Abramoff

Hasidim Rumble In Beit Shemesh

Alarm, hysteria mark Italian elections

Clarification of the independence of Billy Jack Dial's "United Noachide Council, inc" and the nascent Sanhedrin's "Noahide Council"

Clarification of the independence of
Billy Jack Dial's "United Noachide Council, inc"
and the nascent Sanhedrin's "Noahide Council"