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An incredible recovery!
On Wednesday, Manhattan Chaveirim received a call about two pairs of tefillin missing at NYU Hospital. Working with @msspshomrim and hospital staff, volunteers traced them to a garbage compactor.
After hours of searching, both pairs were recovered intact and returned to their grateful owner!
Special thanks to NYU Hospital staff and Manhattan Shomrim for their outstanding cooperation and dedication!
I spoke with someone who reviewed the videos. His opinion was that the initial confrontation was likely road rage, while the later brake-checking may have been an attempt to stage an accident for an insurance claim.
I'm grateful nobody got hurt. Still sad that something like this happened. 💔
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I'm not someone who likes confrontation. I didn't argue or fight back. I just wanted to drive peacefully.
Was I targeted simply for being Jewish?
Nobody should have to experience this.
About five minutes later, while driving on the Prospect Expressway, the same driver got in front of me again and appeared to deliberately brake-check me twice, putting my safety at risk.
Thankfully, I wasn't hurt. Everything is recorded.
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We call on France to exercise restraint when dispersing the freedom fighters on the streets of Paris. These brave warriors for justice must receive immediate humanitarian aid, and their safety must be guaranteed in accordance with international law. Failure to comply will leave us no choice but to bring a case before the ICJ, in close cooperation with that renowned champion of human rights, Afghanistan.
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For 14 blissful years, these stickers were illegal in NYC because I banned them when I served in @NYCCouncil.
Why? Many of drivers getting stickered were innocent and the glue wrecked their cars.
A ticket is a penalty. Gluing trash to someone’s windshield is vandalism.
Thanks Mamdani. While the rest of us worry about rent, subways, and schools, we're really grateful you're laser-focused on international arrests you have zero power over. Truly life-changing stuff for my morning commute.
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Great having Chaveirim visit the 66 Precinct to discuss Passover preparations. In true Chaveirim fashion, they also lent a hand and helped fix one of our tires! Partnership and service at its best. #CommunityStrong #Passover #NYPD
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Did I miss the memo that raising taxes on hardworking middle-class New Yorkers to maintain the current level of spending was part of the “affordability agenda”?
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Socialism at its best: ‘Let’s hold bad landlords accountable,’ but conveniently exclude @NYCHA, NYC’s worst landlord!
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To our more than 8,000 nonprofit partners across New York City, thank you for showing up for New Yorkers during prolonged extreme cold and heavy snow.
From outreach and wellness checks to food, shelter, language access, and crisis response, you extend our operations into every neighborhood.
We also want to recognize @bklynchaveirim for their extraordinary service. Day and night your volunteers continued answering calls and responding to neighbors in need. We are grateful for your partnership.
Throughout the heavy snow and brutal cold, our volunteers never stopped.
In just one week: 7030 calls answered by our dispatchers. 4416 calls handled by our members
And the work is still continuing with close to 1,000 calls covered in the past 24 hours alone.
Day and night, in the harshest conditions, they are showing up for the community.
This is what true dedication looks like.
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As of 8:37 PM, Brooklyn Chaveirim broke its all-time record for the most calls handled in a single day surpassing the previous record of 735 calls, set on September 29, 2023 during the severe flooding that impacted hundreds of basements.
Our dedicated members are out in the freezing cold helping the community.
We are now at 735 calls and still counting, in addition to 611 calls yesterday, all covered in below freezing temperatures. 💪
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Clappy responds to the Kiryas Joel video from @tyleraloevera.
"To all the Jews in the world: Do not be insulted by some Jew haters BS about Kiryas Joel. They hate the jews...it's the oldest hate in the world."
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Let's talk about it.
“99% of this village’s residents are Hasidic Jews.” Do you want to live there? No one is stopping you.
“They speak mainly Yiddish.” Should we remove free speech?
“40% live below the federal poverty line.” Are you angry at the poor for being poor?
“40–60% receive SNAP assistance.” You said they are poor, no? So they are legally on SNAP, according to you.
“Reports estimate an average of 7 children per woman.” So what? Do you want to put a cap on having kids?
“They vote as a bloc.” Of course they do. You said it’s 99% Hasidic Jews. By the way, they voted for Trump, so if you want to rile up the right, find another village to attack.
“One of the fastest-growing villages in New York.” Baruch Hashem for that, we need more kids.
“Practically impossible to move into as a non-Jew.” You are able to, but yes, it would be uncomfortable for you. So your argument is that they should change so you can move there?
“Many men focus on religious study.” Freedom of religion is a thing here in the U.S., do you want to take that away?
“If Americans are upset about Somalis in Minneapolis not assimilating, living according to ‘Sharia law’ while sucking the teat of welfare programs, then what’s the excuse for this religious ethno-state feeding their massive families with your secular tax dollars?”
The issue people have with Somalis is fraud. Also, what is considered assimilation to you? The people of this village buy millions of dollars a year in non-Jewish shopping centers around the area. There are also multimillion-dollar companies whose owners live in Kiryas Joel and employ thousands of non-Jews. So what is assimilation to you? Should they take off their yarmulke and beard and become Christian? And how is this Sharia law? They live strictly under American law.
Bottom line: the reality is that it’s a village that resembles, in many ways, many small villages in the United States. Yes, it needs to change. Yes, more people should go to work and from what I know it's growing. But because of people like him, who framed this entire thing the way he did, it’s not going to change. The only way this will change is from within, not by going in and harassing residents.
🚨Welcome to Kiryas, Joel: A village of 44,000 Hasidic Jews in up-state New York living off the teat of welfare programs and according to Jewish Talmudic law.
-99% of this village’s residents are Hasidic Jews
-they speak primarily Yiddish
-40% live below the federal poverty line
-40-60% receiving SNAP assistance
-reports estimate an average of 7 children per woman, some of the highest fertility rates in the developed world.
-median age is 15 years old
-almost all children attend private religious schools (yeshivas)
-per capita income is $13,000 per year, which is extremely low compared to NY averages
-they vote as a bloc
-one of the fastest growing cities in New York
-practically impossible to move into as a non-Jew
Kiryas Joel has a very high rate of “poverty”, AND extremely high reliance on state-funded social services like Medicaid, housing vouchers, food stamps, cash benefits, and substantial federal aid, especially through its school district— because many men focus on religious study, limiting income.
If Americans are upset about Somalis in Minneapolis NOT assimilating, and living according to “Sharia Law” while sucking the teat of welfare programs, then what’s the excuse for this religious ethno-state feeding their massive families with your secular tax-dollars?
AND if Hasidic Jews can live exclusively together in their own Jewish ethno-state, then why can’t white people legally self-segregate in America?
Here is the full 40-minute documentary.
Share it with a fellow gentile 🇺🇸
For the first time we are lighting the Menorah in Ridgefield Park, NJ @RPPDNJ @apothecarie
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