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Happy new yearParticipant
What i find SO FASCINATING, is how “Rescue” will invent his OWN interpretation of Torah, LITERALLY OUT OF THIN AIR, contrary to the EXPLICIT reading, and then say that anyone who reads it literally is dogmatic and has an extreme agenda
(Example: capital punishment for shabbos etc… and worshping other gods. Just makes up stupidity and says “calm down”.).But then, when understanding Torah according to thousands of years of jewish understanding, he’ll say “you’re adding on cuz it’s not written”. Written where? In the “Bible”? Thats not a Torah concept from the God of Israel. The concept of Holy Scripture (Kisvay Hakodesh) was invented by Prushim.
The Mishna, on the other hand, represents the best, closest record of the last Sanhedrin before the Churban, and therefore has much more authority in Torah, in the only religion/ covenant of the God of Israel.
Happy new yearParticipantDvarim 17 is giving the ultimate authority to the Sanhedrin for ALL Torah Law. Contrary to popular belief, the “Bible” has ZERO authority, and is a made up concept.
The ONLY authority is the Sanhedrin- which includes ALL jewish groups of the time. Prushim, Tzedokim etc…The Mishna is the closest record that exists today to that supreme Torah authority from before the destruction.
That’s why chazal have more authority than the “Bible”, which, as concept of authority, was invented AFTER the destruction.Contrary to popular belief. But true historical fact
Happy new yearParticipantRescue:
Please read the whole comment. You’re not reading, so there’s no point in continuing.
Please study history, specifically how gods and religions work.THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS DIFFERENT RELIGIONS WITH THE SAME GOD!!!
Basic historical knowledge of how gods work.
They are national symbols. The religion of the Mexican gods is that which the Mexicans historically followed. The same goes for ALL gods/nations.
There’s ONLY ONE religion per God. Historical fact. Having a different religion for the same god, different than the national religion of that god, is like identifying as spaghetti and expecting a spaghetti bathroom. Doesn’t wirk that way historically.
The “Abrahimic” religions are just jewish conspiracies to conquer the world and make the nations worship the Jewish God.
But that does NOT change the national religion of the God of IsraelHappy new yearParticipantRescue. As explained before, you’re creating narratives that fit your own personal agenda. Which is fine, but dont claim it’s Torah.
Regarding “discussing other religions”, there is an explicit pasuk: Exodus 23:13
וְשֵׁם אֱלֹהִים אֲחֵרִים לֹא תַזְכִּירוּ, לֹא יִשָּׁמַע עַל-פִּיךָ.
”And make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of your mouth.”And the many other psukim about destroying monuments of other gods/religions etc…
Also, “Guard yourself, lest your heart become seduced” השמרו לכם פן יפתה לבבכם
etc.. even saying to kill those who try to seduce us to other gods. Duetoronomy 13. Parshas Re’ehNow, you’ll say “different gods is the not the same as different religions”. Yes, it is!
Because the whole concept of a “different religion” is a new invention – didn’t exist 2000 years ago.
A religion, naturally, is associated with a national culture. Gods are as well. The concept of a different “religion” for the same god – and one that transcends national boundaries – is a new invention and has ZERO historical value. It is the same as inventing a new gender etc… 100% irrelevant.Regarding adding/ taking away from the Torah (it is specifically the Commands of the Torah אֵ֣ת כָּל־הַדָּבָ֗ר אֲשֶׁ֤ר אָנֹכִי֙ מְצַוֶּ֣ה אֶתְכֶ֔ם אֹתֹ֥ו תִשְׁמְר֖וּ לַעֲשֹׂ֑ות לֹא־תֹסֵ֣ף עָלָ֔יו וְלֹ֥א תִגְרַ֖ע מִמֶּֽנּוּ׃)
You seem to doing just that over and over again throughout this coffe room… taking away laws you dont like… adding on your own stuff…No offense, but please have some humility and study some Torah before posting. That goes for all of us…
ThanksHappy new yearParticipantMy friend rescue, who so dearly wants to reconcile humanism with Torah:
I feel your pain.
But no. Sorry.The reason why ppl don’t die after being mechallel shabbat is because the Sanhedrin was removed from authority 2000 years ago. The Law didn’t change. Only the enforcement is temporarily unavailable.
Moshe killed a man for desecrating shabbos. It’s explicit.
And there are many other examples of Laws you probably dont like.Your question of “WHY “God” wud command that”, is good, but doesn’t change the fact that the Torah DID command that.
The god of humanism is not the God of Israel who gave us the Torah.In fact, your position is “extreme”, by changing Torah to fit your agenda. I dont have a position here at all. Just telling you facts.
I wish you all the best and a very Happy Mo’ed!
Happy new yearParticipantThe verse מְחַלְלֶיהָ מוֹת יוּמָת (“Those who profane Shabbos shall surely be put to death”) is found in the Book of Exodus (Shemos), Chapter 31, Verse 14.
Is that good enough for you??
Let’s see how you twist this…Happy new yearParticipantWe’re going in circles here. Accomplishing nothing, because rescue has decided what he wants and wants to pretend that his ideology somehow is the correct interpretation of Torah. Then he asks me which part contradicts what he said.
99% of the Torah contradicts what you said. The Torah demands 100% Complete Obedience, without the ability to decide on your own. This strict “blind” Obedience is demanded many many times throughout the Torah.
Rescue doesn’t want to acknowledge this, so he keeps spewing his own ideas. I have nothing against those ideas personally, but don’t claim it’s Torah. It’s not.
Does killing people for violating shabbos or demanding the removal of chometz etc… (we cud go on and on) fit with your “moral guidance”, rescue?
You don’t like it, so you say it can’t be. You want Torah to be what YOU want. OK. Be healthy. Enjoy! Bye
Happy new yearParticipantTorah and Humanism are two separate, contradictory ideologies. There are NOT compatible.
When we pretend they are compatible, we create a watered down version of both and ultimately, fully betray both.
Happy new yearParticipantDear Rescue,
You’re more than welcome to express humanist ideology and promotion of your perception of what is good and proper.
But you have NO right to pretend that this is somehow the truth behind the Torah, and something that the God of Israel wants.
Make up your own god and humanist ideology. Great. That’s fine.
But its NOT what the “bible” teaches. Please don’t lie.
I already proved above (and you fully agreed) that the Torah does NOT agree with you.Happy new yearParticipantIslamic extremism comes from Judaism. Thats a fact.
The jews invented religious intolerance and religious violence.For better or for worse. That’s a fact. Torah jews do not condemn Islamic jihad because its religious violence, but rather because its not the right religion…
Happy new yearParticipantThis whole thread is stupidity. The “god” of “rescue” is NOT the same God of Israel who gave the Torah Law. MOST of the Laws of the Torah are about treating others with cruelty if they dont toe the exact line as delineated by the Torah.
Think of capital punishment and public flogging, which are EXPLICITLY commanded MANY MANY times. Killing and Enslaving others who are different are EXPLICITLY commanded by the Torah. And what does “cut off from the nation” mean? כרת. It’s definitely not good.
If I eat food reserved for the elite Kohanim, I’m deserving of death.I understand that “rescue” doesn’t approve of the Law of the God of Israel, and so he wants to invent his own god based on his own moral conscience. That’s perfectly fine with me personally, but just label your god as “the god of rescue”, not the God of Israel who gave the Torah Law of Moshe.
Each person can invent their own god, based on what they would want god to be like.
And yes, one of the commandments is to “Love your friend like yourself”, but that’s NOT the only command; although it’s the only one that “rescue” accepts. And NO, the fact that Hillel or R Akiva and other Rabbis have glorified this one command does NOT make it supersede the rest of the Law of the Torah.
Sorry “rescue”. But we don’t get to invent our own gods.
It wud be AWESOME if we cud tho…Happy new yearParticipant$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$Wake up people!!!!!
Happy new yearParticipant@besalel :
I didn’t learn in yeshiva! I am completely independent!
I learned kol haTorah kula, inside and out, from the truthful and historical perspective. I understand these matters better than 99.99%.
You dont know who you’re talking to, and I’m alot older than you think.
But we can agree that the yeshiva system today is not learning properly as I’ve said many times on other posts and coffee room discussions….. look it up….
10 years learning full time (starting 9th grade) and they still didn’t finish shas bavli and mishna at least??
Happy new yearParticipantI agree with you in principle, but this had nothing to do with the discussion we had about Shaitels. That was a Torah discussion.
If we are discussing 1776 USA revolution, and someone starts talking about China, it’s not relevant….
But, in general, you have a good point…
February 6, 2026 4:31 pm at 4:31 pm in reply to: For The Attention of Our Loving Brother, the Sephardic Yid “Yankel Berel” #2509212Happy new yearParticipantObama!!
18 years ago, everyone said we have to leave America because of Obama.
Thanks for Trump, who saved America. MAGA!
Only 3 more years and the wheel will turn again. The future is unknown….
To those reading this in 18 years (2044), how did it go?
I really wanna know? Can you tell me?
ThanksHappy new yearParticipant@rescue & besalel
I feel bad saying this but, if the Laws “made sense” then we wouldn’t need Torah. Let’s just make up what WE want. This thread is about the question of frum jewish women wearing Shaitels. In my own made up religion (what I think makes sense), women would wear (or not wear) whatever they wantThats not the question here. The question is, is there a chiyuv al pi Torah (or mdiRabanan) to cover the hair, and if so, does a shaitel (or a fancy, lace top etc…) qualify. It seems some shitos ( R Elyashiv etc ..) held it doesn’t. Fine. But it’s not so pashut.
Nobody asked “rescue” or “besalel” what THEY think makes sense! Not relevant to THIS conversation.
I could do what I think makes sense!! Thanks for your opinion.
This question is about frum Yisraeiliyos who follow Torah.
Not what “rescue” or “besalel” or “Happy New Year” think.Now “Yaakov Yosef” actually has good svaros (kedoshim tihyu). Thank you
But that doesn’t make a fancy lace top worse than any other nice clothes.Happy new yearParticipantTorah is legal. Not ruchniyus. Ruchniyus is for goyim.
If your hair is covered, it’s covered. PERIOD!
Don’t tell me about “the whole purpose of the Chiyuv is this or that….”.
By that “logic”, every suka today is pasul, because its not “Mgarncha Umiyikvecha”.All 39 melachos of shabbos would be batel, cuz its not “Tishbos = rest”.
EVERY Mitzvah in the Torah is batel, according to your “logic”.
Torah is Law. Sometimes we are Doresh Taamey dikra. Machlokes when. But usually not! (Maybe on a D’rabanan. But not a D’oraysa)
Do we shave our heads with razors today because the Comrey Akum dont act like that anymore??
Is a Tattoo permitted today because the Akum dont exist in our Western world (only in India, which none of us ever goes to.)
But not stam. Just make up a new religion, based on YOUR OWN HEART and YOUR OWN MORALS / ETHICS.
The Torah Law decides. Not what YOU think!!
L’Kulah and L’Chumra!
Happy new yearParticipantMy great grandmother was THE Frummest Lady in America. She didn’t wear a wig at all!
A wig today is instead of wearing nothing. Not instead of wearing a tichel or scarf.
Think about that…
Not one person in this thread mentioned this OBVIOUS fact!
Happy new yearParticipantWtf u talking bout??
January 27, 2026 10:08 am at 10:08 am in reply to: Sharing the burden – Why Israel needs Chareidim to survive. #2504162Happy new yearParticipantGood point!
The Conservative might be true “Orthodox”, but the Orthodox are the true “Conservative”. Conservative jews want to “conserve” Judaism, but only the Orthodox can be successful at it long term, generationally.
Preservatives might not be healthy, but it’s the only way to keep the food from getting spoiled long term.
January 19, 2026 10:48 am at 10:48 am in reply to: Math Riddles for Dr. Pepper (and other geniuses) #2500451Happy new yearParticipantThis is a **famous unsolved problem in number theory**.
### Short answer
* **It is conjectured that YES**, for **every integer ( n \ge 2 )** there exist **positive integers** ( x,y,z ) such that
[
\frac{4}{n} = \frac{1}{x} + \frac{1}{y} + \frac{1}{z}.
]
* This statement is called the **Erd?sStraus Conjecture** (1948).
* **It has not been proven in full generality**, but it has been **verified for all ( n ) up to extremely large bounds** (well beyond (10^{17})) and proven for many infinite classes of ( n ).—
## What *is* known for sure
### ? Verified computationally
The equation has been checked and **works for every ( n \ge 2 )** up to enormous limits by computer search.
### ? Proven for many infinite families
For example, solutions are known when:
* ( n \equiv 0,1,2 \pmod{4} )
* ( n ) has certain prime factorizations
* ( n ) is even
* ( n ) is divisible by many primesOnly certain rare forms of odd numbers require deeper checkingbut all tested cases work.
—
## Example solutions
### Example 1: ( n = 2 )
[
\frac{4}{2} = 2 = \frac{1}{1} + \frac{1}{1} + \frac{1}{\infty}
]
(Trivial case; usually excluded.)### Example 2: ( n = 3 )
[
\frac{4}{3} = \frac{1}{1} + \frac{1}{4} + \frac{1}{12}
]### Example 3: ( n = 5 )
[
\frac{4}{5} = \frac{1}{2} + \frac{1}{4} + \frac{1}{20}
]### Example 4: General construction (one of many)
If ( n \equiv 2 \pmod{4} ), then:
[
\frac{4}{n}
= \frac{1}{\frac{n}{2}}* \frac{1}{n}
* \frac{1}{n}
]—
## Why this is hard
* Writing a rational number as a sum of **unit fractions** (Egyptian fractions) is highly non-unique.
* The difficulty is proving **existence for all integers**, not finding examples.
* No counterexample is known.—
## Final conclusion
* ?? **Yes, it is believed that such a decomposition always exists**
* ? **But it has not been proven for all ( n \ge 2 )**
* ? This is a major open conjecture in mathematicsHappy new yearParticipantNo one has the authority to nullify a Mitzvah in the Torah. Period. Not even an “authentic prophet”. Just saying.
Neviim tell us the future. If its true, great. Otherwise they get killed.
The satmar roof wasn’t claiming to be a navi. He was just saying that after bar kochba failed, we need to be careful. Which is what chazal really meant when they spoke of the Shalsh shvuos….
At this point, they just can’t admit that the Frie zionists were successful. Although, to be honest, its not so simple. The zionists still have to prove their point….
At this point, they still failed…. the gentiles want to destroy them…. only time will tell. This is why chazal were very nervous… its their FULL responsibility to take care of Hashems people.Happy new yearParticipant??? ?????? ????? ???? ?? ??? ?? ?????
Happy new yearParticipantI appreciate that you copied a prior post of mine and put it here. Not relevant, but still important….
Happy new yearParticipantI’m sorry if I caused pain to a 67 year old grandma. That definitely was not my intention. I apologize.
My grandparents were MAJOR zionists and supported zionist activities in East Jerusalem (Arab quarter – Shuvu banim, Ohel Yitzchak, Ras al Amud and many others) and Yehuda/Shomron, giving millions for jews to live there. Speak to Mati Dan…..
They even had an annual zionist prize!I do respect those jews who have the courage to live over the green line. Since Bar Kochba, we haven’t been able to live there. The gentiles have treated us very unfairly over the last 2000 years and now dont want to let us back to our land.
There is no simple solution…
Happy new yearParticipantI’m maskim. I watched the video again and it seems you’re right. The taxi was blocking the road and he swerved around it, hitting the guy bowing in the road, with a black leather jacket, not seeing him.
And he had a gun. If this was the other way around, the leather jacket guy and all bystanders would be killed by the ramming and the gunfire. The tractor driver was clearly NOT a terrorist.
I apologize for calling him a Rodef.
December 28, 2025 11:15 am at 11:15 am in reply to: Why are there no chilled but frum/yeshivish yeshivos in israel? #2491653Happy new yearParticipantMir. Mir. Mir. Mir. Mir. Did I say mir?
Happy new yearParticipant@apukerma
You can say the same thing to these who are concerned about shacharis.
Get a lower paying job?? Proves the point of my forum here precisely
Happy new yearParticipant@pekak
Once we change the clock to Daylight savings, the shuls will be packed with frum ppl davening shacharis at Netz. They will figure it out.If you can’t do that, then you shouldn’t have that job.
Say the same thing back to you. The problem is there. Just you dont care because ppl figured it out.
They’ll figure out shacharis
Happy new yearParticipantSo can we all sign a petition to the Aguda, like the Berkowitz guy, who raised DWI awareness?
Let’s go get 45k signatures and force the Aguda to stop the chillul shabbos!!
Happy new yearParticipantSo we need to all rise up and boycott the agudah, who is directly responsible for this.
To be clear: this is not a personal, domestic issue. What happens in an individual household, is between you and your family. I’m talking about the STANDARD workday in the USA, not some personal complaint.
If you have timing problems, that’s an individual issue.To be more clear: EVERYONE working at a job in the USA is forced to work until 5pm Friday. Thats a FACT!
IF people get exceptions, good for them.
We are discussing the public national issue, that Agudah is fighting against the frum yidden in America; we should rise up and force them to actually care about us.?? ??? ???? ????
Let the government decide, why should the Agudah fight against frum yidden. Who said your blood is redder?
Happy new yearParticipantYWN won’t post my full message. I guess it must have sounded chutzpadik to the Agudah. But you get the idea I’m trying to make.
In the USA, people work from 9-5 Monday through Friday. In NY/NJ area, if you follow the first Shkiyah (not Rabenu Tam), work ends a full 30 minutes AFTER shkiyah, directly causing chillul shabbos, which the Agudah is purposely fighting to cause.The fact that this is an old issue is IRRELEVANT. Once we abolish Standard Time, people will get used to figuring out the Shacharis issue, and everything will be fine.
Shabbos is more important than Davening before Netz.
Unless the Aguda paskens we can follow Rabenu Tam, or convinces all the wives to let us move to Florida.
Happy new yearParticipantHello?? Are you gonna post my comment or not?? Should I just give up to the “elites”, and assume shabbos is not important? Only davening with a minyan after netz?
November 25, 2025 7:32 am at 7:32 am in reply to: Declare Neturei Karta to be Non-Jewish Rodfim and Enemies of the Jews #2476637Happy new yearParticipant@ UJM
You took the words right out of my thumbs!!
September 25, 2025 10:20 pm at 10:20 pm in reply to: 770: A Mikdash or a Madhouse? Rabbonim Must Act Now #2454005Happy new yearParticipant?? ?? ???? ??
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“Happy new yearParticipantI was called a Harry in 10th grade, because I was MORE frum than the rest of the class
Happy new yearParticipantPpl make fun of those who are not culturally the same as them.
This has NOTHING to do with religion, but rather cultural association.
They make fun of chassidim, and they use even more derogatory terms to refer to those more frum than them.
Happy new yearParticipantDo you need a place to live?
Did something just happen to you?Happy new yearParticipantPeople who live in other people’s houses/apartments think they are above morality. They don’t have to pay to live in someone’s house. Gimme ur house and don’t ask for payment!!
Not paying rent is STEALING and NOT moral. At all. Sorry.
Move to north Korea or Cuba. Everyone is equal there. No one has anything.Happy new yearParticipantMany chasidishe minhagim come from sfardim
Happy new yearParticipantMost “chasidim” today ARE sfardi.
Think Hungary, Romania etc…
Mostly sfardim from the ottoman empire.(Remember R Portugal from Skulen? Remember the Aruch hashulchan from Barbashti? Remember R katzelenbogen? Sat, Katz, karmen, all are sfardim)
Happy new yearParticipantWhile I agree that one should not stray from your heritage, the fact is that most acharonim were ashkenaz, mainly because the sfardim moved to Europe and became ashkenaz.
Also half the sfardi rishonim, specifically those after 1200 onward, were influenced by ashkenaz. Ramban, ritva, rashba , ran etc..
Once the Europeans started having more influence in Spain, the sfardim pretty much became European, eventually assimilating into European jews over the centuries by the1800s.This also explains the heavy sfardi influence in Europe. Many of the munhagei ashkenaz from the Rema are not kept today, and instead we follow sfardi shitos.
Happy new yearParticipantSorry, none2.0, I will NOT CONFORM to your version of “morality”. People have different versions of morality. What’s right and what’s wrong. You either follow an established version (such as the Torah’s, which u probably don’t actually accept, if u wud study it), or America’s, or u make up ur own, like the Wild West
Happy new yearParticipantWhat was ur original name?
Happy new yearParticipantMe
Happy new yearParticipant“the biblical principles of reality are coming back to life. No more lies. Only truth”
Huh?? In the world u talking about man??You are __ conforming__ to this ridiculous idealogy, that doesn’t have any basis in history. Was invented in the middle ages.
What exactly is “the Bible” and who made those texts in it?
You are the victim of CONFORMITY!! Just a different religion, invented in the dark ages, instead of the original Law of Israel – what we call mishna, talmud (all israel, not just for prushim, like the Bible is)
But u don’t wanna admit it
Happy new yearParticipantI’m very happy that I’m the only one that none2.0 wasn’t able to respond to. Thank you!
I’ll take the medal. My point has been proven true.
There is no “written” Torah, and its certainly not what you call “tanach”.
To AAQ, I’m referring to the idea that all these books are one entity, like this none2.0 thinks.
The Law of Israel is the Torah (as taught and studied – mishna, talmud – by generations of all Israel – not limited to a particular sect), not a set of books that were canonized, or sanctified by the Prushim. Even in Yavne there were deciding which books to make holy. The study of Torah, i.e theTalmud, on the other hand, was universal and existed way before the “tanach”.None2.0 thinks he’s smart, but he’s clearly ignorant of historical reality and the fact he thinks the “writtenTorah” is divine, proves it. There is no “written Torah”. That’s sectarian. Only the Law, as taught and studied. Over 80% of today’s Talmud was universal among all Israeli groups (including tzedokim and Kuthim/Shomronim). Every time they argued with the Prushim, it is recorded. Most of the time, they agreed.
In fact, there are times when chazal paskened like the Tzedokim, and i can prove it. This is Torah. Not the “Bible”.Happy new yearParticipantI actually agree with alot of what “none2.0” says (and i WISH there would be a thread like this about me).
But somethings make no sense and demonstrate __conformity__ to ridiculous, yet weirdly common (in the last 2 millennia) ideas. Mainly, the concept that something quoted in chazal is a “human” idea, but quoting the mythical “Bible” is somehow “the word of god”. Nothing could be dumber. Literally.
The Prushim created the concept of “kisvay hakodeah” and “ruach hakodesh”; the Tzedokim ONLY taught and studied the Laws of the Torah (in other words, “Mishna Torah” and “Talmud Torah”), and would agree with 80% of chazal today. The “Bible”, on the other hand, was non existent. The first jewish “Tanach” was published around 800 CE
August 1, 2025 1:59 pm at 1:59 pm in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch and the IDF (Israeli Army) #2433068Happy new yearParticipantHey @SQUARE_ROOT
what about me??
How come i don’t qualify as Kanoi??
Please add me to the list. Thank you!!
July 29, 2025 12:54 am at 12:54 am in reply to: Moshe Rabbeinu criticizes 2 tribes for not wanting to fight for the Land #2430657Happy new yearParticipantWe should be asking more important questions:
Why isn’t the state of Israel fighting for Torah, as commanded?
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