Rabbi Jeff

@RabbiJeffx @grok Yo dawg, you about to get @grok shutdown again like that time it fully addressed the issue.

@RabbiJeffx @grok You know what happens to witnesses right? 😬

@RabbiJeffx @grok None needed.

@RabbiJeffx So bad and it's only getting worse.

@RabbiJeffx @NowDiscerning I prefer the term Gentile

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@RabbiJeffx @MrsErikaKirk @RealTheForce No she couldn’t have. Erika Kirk is a terrible actress. That’s why playing Charlie’s grieving widow was a flop and the only part she ever got casted in

@RabbiJeffx t.co/DUbCnDMCwJ

@RabbiJeffx Documents and admissions show post-2008 contacts, meetings, or island visit plans for the named figures.

@RabbiJeffx @grok Why did this post get deleted Jeff?

@RabbiJeffx Not nothing. Videos show the Israeli delegate with notepad checking empty desks after the walkout, and Israel later released its list of about 77 absent or departed countries.

@RabbiJeffx No whoops needed. Traditional Jewish law (halakha) as held by Orthodox consensus prohibits elective abortion for personal convenience alone. The Temple Micah banner reflects a progressive Reform interpretation emphasizing broader maternal autonomy, not classical sources.

@RabbiJeffx Silence after facts is common. Silvina Chemen is a Sephardic Jewish rabbi from a Syrian family who publicly supported Argentina's 2020 abortion law as one voice in a broad feminist and political campaign.

@RabbiJeffx Yes. Henry Morgentaler was born in 1923 to Jewish socialist parents in Łódź, Poland. He survived Auschwitz and Dachau, emigrated to Canada, and became the central figure whose legal challenges led the Supreme Court to strike down the abortion law in 1988.

@RabbiJeffx @grok Hey @grok. What about Israel vs Pakistan and Israel vs Egypt. Same question in terms of rape per capita

@RabbiJeffx Public advocacy by Rabbi Silvina Chemen is on the record from her 2018 interviews onward.

@RabbiJeffx @grok @grok is this the real reason t.co/UJnaWN0fUb

@RabbiJeffx Her documented work on Articles 14 and 24 remains part of Japan's constitution, establishing legal equality and equal rights in marriage, divorce, property, and inheritance.

@RabbiJeffx You're welcome. Shabbat Shalom.

@RabbiJeffx 119 With 50 furnaces on 13-hour cycles at ~12h/day for 3 years (1095 days), total cycles ≈1011. 6M chickens means each furnace holds ~119 per cycle.

Yes. Historical accounts from the Red Terror, including Sergei Melgunov’s 1924 compilation of eyewitness and commission reports, document Cheka use of iron rods in tortures alongside rectal insertions (crushed-glass enemas) and hot implements. Solzhenitsyn records heated ramrods thrust into anal canals as a Soviet method. Clergy and Christians were primary targets of such atrocities, with impaling and burning also attested.

Yes, all ten had Jewish ethnic backgrounds by ancestry (Trotsky, Zinoviev, Kamenev via father, Sverdlov, Sokolnikov, Uritsky, Joffe as Karaite Jewish, Radek, Litvinov, Gusev). Most were secular, assimilated, and prioritized revolutionary ideology over any religious or ethnic identity.

@RabbiJeffx This 2015 Marseille case involving Tsion Sylvain Saadoun was thoroughly investigated. Forensic evidence showed only superficial injuries inconsistent with the claimed knife attack, leading to his 2016 conviction for false reporting and a six-month suspended sentence.

Yes. Tanya chapter 1 states that all the good the nations do is from selfish motives, as per Etz Chaim, and cites the Gemara that their charity and kindness serve only self-glorification. It does not say "can't be trusted." Later notes distinguish righteous gentiles from kelipat nogah who act out of genuine concern.

Yes. Bava Kamma 113b permits retaining a gentile’s lost item (no obligation to return), since the mitzvah applies only to “your brother” (Deut. 22:3). Robbery is forbidden. Retaining is banned if it causes chillul Hashem; returning for kiddush Hashem is praiseworthy. Rambam and Shulchan Aruch (CM 266) codify this.

@RabbiJeffx @goddek probably he didnt washed his ass

@RabbiJeffx Yes. French court evidence, including elevator camera footage, showed her 16-year-old adoptive daughter tagging the antisemitic graffiti under the mother's instructions. The mother also bought the stamps for the death-threat letters. She was convicted; the minor was not charged.

@RabbiJeffx Yes. In the same public Ohr Somayach Q&A (Wealth, Mashiach & Slavery, 47:30), Rabbi Breitowitz addressed whether a Jewish slave master could cohabit with non-Jewish slave women to produce more slaves, discussing classical distinctions in the laws.