Thursday 17 August 2017
Rabbi Friedman - Lighten Up, The Comedy of Marriage
HE SAYS THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS IN LIFE IN SUCH A SIMPLE WAY.
EVEN THOUGH MY DEAR WIFE TIKWAH A.H. HAS PASSED AWAY NEARLY THREE YEARS NOW I STILL LOVE HEAR AS IF SHE WAS HERE.
AS HE EXPLAINS IN THE LECTURE BEFORE THIS ONE, NAMED THE SOUL AND THE AFTERLIFE, THEY GO HAND IN HAND.
THANK YOU RABBI FRIEDMAN.
Wednesday 16 August 2017
אברהם פרסטר חסיד שחזר בשאלה
I WATCHED THIS PROGRAM AND HAVE A MILLION QUESTION ON THIS MR AND MRS FERSTAR I WANT THAT THEY SHOULD EXPLAIN ME IN WHICH WAY THEY ARE BETTER OFF NOW THAN BEFORE.
AS THEY SAY THEY STILL KEEPS SOME OF THE TORAH LAWS. IF THE JEWISH NATION IS NOTHING, THEN KEEP NOTHING.
THE PROGRAM DOES NOT ANSWER ANY OF THE QUESTIONS ?
THERE REASONS FOR DOING THIS ?
I KNEW THE GRAND FATHER AND GREAT GRANDFATHER IT LOOKS LIKE A FAMILY ARGUMENT AND HE IS TRYING TO GET REVENGE, OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT ?
STUPID JEWS
SWISS HOTELIER SORRY FOR SIGNS TELLING JEWS TO SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING POOL>
AUGUST 15, 2017 13:23
AUGUST 15, 2017 13:23
The hotel manager apologized, but added that Jews were the only guests causing problems.
Switzerland. (photo credit:REVITAL HORESH)
The manager of a hotel in Switzerland said she was wrong to post signs instructing “Jewish guests” to shower before entering the pool and to access the refrigerator at set times.
Ruth Thomann, who runs the Paradies Arosa hotel 80 miles southeast of Zurich, responded Monday to articles published in Israeli media outlets about the signs put up by hotel staff over the weekend.
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“I have nothing against Jews, whom we regularly receive warmly here,” she told JTA on Monday. “I may have selected the wrong words; the signs should have been addressed to all the guests instead of Jewish ones.”
Thomann removed the signs following complaints.
A report about the signs prompted Tzipi Hotovely, Israel’s deputy foreign minister, to condemn the hotel’s actions as “an antisemitic act of the worst and ugliest kind,” as her office said in a statement Monday. Hotovely said Thomann should be prosecuted for a hate crime and suggested the signs were indicative of the antisemitism throughout Europe.
“Unfortunately, antisemitism in Europe is still a reality and we must make sure that the punishment for incidents such as these will serve as deterrents for those who still harbor the germ of antisemitism,” Hotovely said.
Thomann said her staff allowed only the Jewish guests as a courtesy to put food in the refrigerator normally reserved for staff.
“The sign was addressed to Jewish guests simply because the other guests are not allowed to put food in the fridge, and we wanted our Jewish guests to access the food only at set times because otherwise it was an impossible situation,” she said.
She also said that only the hotel’s Jewish guests went into the pool while wearing T-shirts and without showering first.
This prompted staff to put up a sign reading: “To our Jewish Guests: Please take a shower before you go swimming and although after swimming. If you break the rules, I’m forced to cloes the swimming pool for you.” [sic]
“I have nothing against Jews ... I may have selected the wrong words" says #Swiss hotel owner who posted this sign! bit.ly/2i0vEzJ
The sign about the refrigerator read: “To our Jewish guests: You are allowed to approach the fridge between the hours: 10.00-11.00 in the morning and 16.30-17.30 in the evening. I hope you understand that our team does not like to be disturbed every time.”
Thomann said that while the hotel wants its Jewish
Switzerland. (photo credit:REVITAL HORESH)
The manager of a hotel in Switzerland said she was wrong to post signs instructing “Jewish guests” to shower before entering the pool and to access the refrigerator at set times.
Ruth Thomann, who runs the Paradies Arosa hotel 80 miles southeast of Zurich, responded Monday to articles published in Israeli media outlets about the signs put up by hotel staff over the weekend.
Ruth Thomann, who runs the Paradies Arosa hotel 80 miles southeast of Zurich, responded Monday to articles published in Israeli media outlets about the signs put up by hotel staff over the weekend.
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“I have nothing against Jews, whom we regularly receive warmly here,” she told JTA on Monday. “I may have selected the wrong words; the signs should have been addressed to all the guests instead of Jewish ones.”
Thomann removed the signs following complaints.
A report about the signs prompted Tzipi Hotovely, Israel’s deputy foreign minister, to condemn the hotel’s actions as “an antisemitic act of the worst and ugliest kind,” as her office said in a statement Monday. Hotovely said Thomann should be prosecuted for a hate crime and suggested the signs were indicative of the antisemitism throughout Europe.
“Unfortunately, antisemitism in Europe is still a reality and we must make sure that the punishment for incidents such as these will serve as deterrents for those who still harbor the germ of antisemitism,” Hotovely said.
Thomann said her staff allowed only the Jewish guests as a courtesy to put food in the refrigerator normally reserved for staff.
“The sign was addressed to Jewish guests simply because the other guests are not allowed to put food in the fridge, and we wanted our Jewish guests to access the food only at set times because otherwise it was an impossible situation,” she said.
She also said that only the hotel’s Jewish guests went into the pool while wearing T-shirts and without showering first.
This prompted staff to put up a sign reading: “To our Jewish Guests: Please take a shower before you go swimming and although after swimming. If you break the rules, I’m forced to cloes the swimming pool for you.” [sic]
“I have nothing against Jews ... I may have selected the wrong words" says #Swiss hotel owner who posted this sign! bit.ly/2i0vEzJ
The sign about the refrigerator read: “To our Jewish guests: You are allowed to approach the fridge between the hours: 10.00-11.00 in the morning and 16.30-17.30 in the evening. I hope you understand that our team does not like to be disturbed every time.”
Thomann said that while the hotel wants its Jewish
MISTAKE IN LIFE
THESE FILMS ARE VERY NICE BUT WE ALWAYS HAVE TO REMEMBER THAT AN ANIMAL IS AN ANIMAL, IF NOT WE CAN BECOME LIKE HITLER AND THE GERMANS.
DO YOU KNOW THAT IN THIS COUNTRY THERE ARE MORE ORGANISATIONS TO HELP ANIMALS THAN HUMANS.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BELIEVE ME DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK.
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