Wednesday, 19 June 2019
Tuesday, 11 June 2019
Friday, 7 June 2019
Thursday, 6 June 2019
TO DAY IS D DAY
THE WORLD IS FILLED WITH LIES , ESPECIALLY THE POLITICAL WORLD , THE GOVERNMENT AND THE NEWS MEDIA.
THE RADIO AND TELEVISION NEWS CALL THIS DAY D DAY , THE QUEEN AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS , CLERGY ETC, ETC,
THEY COMMEMORATE THE TROPES WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES .
I SAY THEY DID NOT GIVE THEIR LIVES THAT IS A LIE.
THEIR LIVES WERE TAKEN FROM THEM, THE SAME WAY AS THE SIX MILLION JEWS AND THE MILLIONS OF OTHERS WHO DIED AS THE POLITICIANS AND OTHERS DID NOTING ABOUT HATRED OF MAN TO M AN.
SMOKING
One in Five Israelis Are Smokers, Smoking Over 10 Cigarettes Daily
According to the 2018 annual report from the Ministry of Health released on Wednesday, every fifth Israeli is a smoker, smoking at least ten cigarettes daily.
The report shows that the percentage of smokers aged 21 years and over in the Israeli population stands at 19.8%, a very slight decrease compared with 2017, when the percentage of smokers was 20.5%, and compared to 2016, the percentage of smokers was 21.6%.
46% of the smokers reported smoking more than ten cigarettes a day, while among male smokers the figure was 53%. One-fifth of the smokers said they began to smoke under the age of 15.
The percentage of smokers among the Arab population is higher than the Jewish population. For example, the percentage of Arab smokers aged 21 to 34 is 1.5 times higher than the percentage of smokers in the Jewish population. In the 54+ age group, the percentage of Arab smokers is twice as high as the percentage of Jewish smokers.
Jewish men start smoking on average at 18.4 years, compared to Arab men who start smoking on average at 19.9 years.
Deputy Minister Yaakov Litzman said in response to the report: “The Ministry of Health’s efforts in the fight against smoking have shown mixed results over the years. After several years in which the rate of smoking was fairly stable, we can see the beginning of a downward trend and continued improvement compared to previous years. The Ministry of Health continued and will continue its activities to improve and protect the public against secondhand smoke and to limit the marketing efforts of the tobacco industry through a variety of means.”
The Association of Public Health Physicians, the Medical Association for Prevention & Termination of Smoking of the Israel Medical Association, the Israel Cancer Association and the Smoking Elimination Program, said in response: “In the past year, the State of Israel has promoted the fight against smoking, expanded the law to ban smoking in public places and upgraded the law to restrict the advertising and marketing of addictive and fatal products. After a determined struggle by the anti-smoking organizations, preliminary data show that this step is starting to influence and encourage smokers to rehab.
“We expect and hope for a reduction in smoking rates in the next few years, which means preventing Israelis from dying of lung cancer, throat cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart attacks and stroke, and a significant reduction in the number of teenagers entering the smoking cycle. Much work remains to be done here in Israel, especially among the younger generation”.
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
According to the 2018 annual report from the Ministry of Health released on Wednesday, every fifth Israeli is a smoker, smoking at least ten cigarettes daily.
The report shows that the percentage of smokers aged 21 years and over in the Israeli population stands at 19.8%, a very slight decrease compared with 2017, when the percentage of smokers was 20.5%, and compared to 2016, the percentage of smokers was 21.6%.
46% of the smokers reported smoking more than ten cigarettes a day, while among male smokers the figure was 53%. One-fifth of the smokers said they began to smoke under the age of 15.
The percentage of smokers among the Arab population is higher than the Jewish population. For example, the percentage of Arab smokers aged 21 to 34 is 1.5 times higher than the percentage of smokers in the Jewish population. In the 54+ age group, the percentage of Arab smokers is twice as high as the percentage of Jewish smokers.
Jewish men start smoking on average at 18.4 years, compared to Arab men who start smoking on average at 19.9 years.
Deputy Minister Yaakov Litzman said in response to the report: “The Ministry of Health’s efforts in the fight against smoking have shown mixed results over the years. After several years in which the rate of smoking was fairly stable, we can see the beginning of a downward trend and continued improvement compared to previous years. The Ministry of Health continued and will continue its activities to improve and protect the public against secondhand smoke and to limit the marketing efforts of the tobacco industry through a variety of means.”
The Association of Public Health Physicians, the Medical Association for Prevention & Termination of Smoking of the Israel Medical Association, the Israel Cancer Association and the Smoking Elimination Program, said in response: “In the past year, the State of Israel has promoted the fight against smoking, expanded the law to ban smoking in public places and upgraded the law to restrict the advertising and marketing of addictive and fatal products. After a determined struggle by the anti-smoking organizations, preliminary data show that this step is starting to influence and encourage smokers to rehab.
“We expect and hope for a reduction in smoking rates in the next few years, which means preventing Israelis from dying of lung cancer, throat cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart attacks and stroke, and a significant reduction in the number of teenagers entering the smoking cycle. Much work remains to be done here in Israel, especially among the younger generation”.
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
Wednesday, 5 June 2019
WHAT IS A CHILLUL HASHEM
William Handler Set To Make ANOTHER Chillul Hashem at Anti-Vaxxer Event in Flatbush
Just a few weeks ago, William Handler and the anti-vaxxer cult made national headlines along with a colossal Chillul Hashem at a “vaccine symposium” held in Rockland County. We can expect that to happen again, as a large event is planned for Tuesday night at Ateres Chynka Hall in Flatbush.
At the Rockland County event, held at the Atrium Hall, the audience was privileged to hear from the dishonest conspiracy-theorist individual claiming to be a Rabbi.
But since Handler was the “Rabbi” at this event, the NY Times made sure to quote him in their coverage of this event. Disgustingly, Handler used inflammatory words about elected officials – such as describing NYC Mayor DeBlasio as a “sneaky fellow” and a closet German – “Wilhelm, his real name, was named after Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany.”
(In fact, none of this is true. Mr. de Blasio was born Warren Wilhelm Jr., and later decided to take his mother’s last name as his own after becoming alienated from his father.)
The event caused such a Chillul Hashem, that both Satmar as well as Agudath Israel of America both issued statements of condemnation against Handler. Satmar of Williamsburg went so far as to place a full page proclamation in their weekly newspaper “Der Yid” slamming Handler.
Sources confirm to YWN that the caterer at Ateres Chynka says he was misled and was told by those renting the hall that this was some type of Chinuch event.
The dishonesty is not surprising at all, as William Handler also claims to speak in the name of Hagaon HaRav Avigdor Miller ZATZAL, when in fact, YWN has confirmed with his children and grandchildren that he does not speak for them in any way shape or form.
Meanwhile, in Rockland County tonight there is a pro-vaccination event being held. All are encouraged to attend:
Just a few weeks ago, William Handler and the anti-vaxxer cult made national headlines along with a colossal Chillul Hashem at a “vaccine symposium” held in Rockland County. We can expect that to happen again, as a large event is planned for Tuesday night at Ateres Chynka Hall in Flatbush.
At the Rockland County event, held at the Atrium Hall, the audience was privileged to hear from the dishonest conspiracy-theorist individual claiming to be a Rabbi.
But since Handler was the “Rabbi” at this event, the NY Times made sure to quote him in their coverage of this event. Disgustingly, Handler used inflammatory words about elected officials – such as describing NYC Mayor DeBlasio as a “sneaky fellow” and a closet German – “Wilhelm, his real name, was named after Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany.”
(In fact, none of this is true. Mr. de Blasio was born Warren Wilhelm Jr., and later decided to take his mother’s last name as his own after becoming alienated from his father.)
The event caused such a Chillul Hashem, that both Satmar as well as Agudath Israel of America both issued statements of condemnation against Handler. Satmar of Williamsburg went so far as to place a full page proclamation in their weekly newspaper “Der Yid” slamming Handler.
Sources confirm to YWN that the caterer at Ateres Chynka says he was misled and was told by those renting the hall that this was some type of Chinuch event.
The dishonesty is not surprising at all, as William Handler also claims to speak in the name of Hagaon HaRav Avigdor Miller ZATZAL, when in fact, YWN has confirmed with his children and grandchildren that he does not speak for them in any way shape or form.
Meanwhile, in Rockland County tonight there is a pro-vaccination event being held. All are encouraged to attend:
Tuesday, 4 June 2019
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