08 February 2026
TOUSI: Interview Speech of a Member of the Iranian Revolution to Pres Trump and PM Netanyahu
"Impatient anger" w/in the Iranian People
Listen to the very telling interview with a member of the Revolution:
-19:52 to -13:00 begins the Iranian Person's Speech
One can listen beginning to and after the speech also.
Rabbi Weissman.......Handbook for Diaspora Jews
The Anti-Semitism Handbook for Diaspora Jews
Plus Trump prepares for the next pandemic, and a fun fact about the Jewish Press
Last week’s Torah class, The Seven Qualities of Judges, is embedded above and on Rumble here.
The classes are now Thursday nights at 8 PM Israel time. The link to join the live classes is here.
Listen, just because someone partied with Epstein and company and brought those shots at warp speed (he just listened to the wrong people…) doesn’t mean he can’t still be the messiah.
Trump Finances the Next Pandemic with $5.5 Billion Tax Dollars, Signs HR 7148 Into Law JonFleetwood.com
Congress has enacted legislation allocating at least $5.5 billion in taxpayer funding to finance pandemic and outbreak preparedness in fiscal year 2026—despite no declared pandemic and no formal emergency authorization…Read more
In part: “...to pay for the transportation, medical care, treatment, and other related costs of persons quarantined or isolated under Federal or State quarantine law.”
I’m sure it’s nothing.
Fun fact: The Jewish Press was started by my great-uncle, Rav Simcha Weissman zt”l.
Rav Avigdor Miller mentions him here, fondly remembering the days of the paper’s “idealism” before it became, in Rav Miller’s words, a “rag” and “the mouthpiece of Orthodox Jewry from the other end”.
I also found a really nice article about my great-uncle here in honor of his first yahrtzeit, in 2006. He was a great man, but unfortunately I barely knew him.
The following article of mine was published on Nov 1, 2019 in the Jewish Press, which I ceased writing for after they sold out during Covid, along with all the other garbage media. Long gone are the days of authentic, idealistic, uncorrupted Jewish media.
I hope my great-uncle is keeping up with my work in Shamayim and is proud.
The Anti-Semitism Handbook for Diaspora Jews
The continuous rise of anti-Semitic incidents has taken world Jewry by surprise. The nations of the world were supposed to know better and Germany said they’re sorry.
Yet try as they do to be loved, Jews continue to be hated more than any other population, regardless of what “type” of Jew they are. Wealthy Jews are hated for having too much money, poor Jews are hated for being dirty Jews. Powerful Jews are hated for controlling the world, weak Jews are hated for being pathetic.
Religious Jews are hated for being different, assimilated Jews are hated for being impostors.
Surely this is just a passing phase as it’s always been, and Jews shouldn’t do anything radical, like returning to their motherland en masse. To help Diaspora Jews respond properly to anti-Semitic incidents of various types, the Jewish Union for Diaspora Eternal (JUDE) has prepared a handbook. This handbook is the product of extensive research, countless meetings, and millions of dollars in operating expenses. (Please donate generously so our vital work can continue.)
Each section of the handbook lists various levels of anti-Semitic behavior, followed by the appropriate responses. Thanks to our helpful guide, Diaspora Jewry need no longer be confused when faced with the challenges of anti-Semitism, nor overreact and risk making the situation worse. We’ve had a great run for thousands of years in the Diaspora, and with G–D’s help this will continue. We at JUDE are confident that the best is yet to come.
Stage 1 Anti-Semitism:
- Dirty looks, insults, slurs, assorted other verbal abuse
- Spitting, throwing pennies, assorted other non-physical signs of contempt
- Accusing Israel of racism, war crimes, etc.
Appropriate Responses:
- So what?
- We’re in galus, it’s normal
- It’s good to be reminded that we’re Jews
- We have to fight hate with love
- They don’t really mean it
- It’s just kids being kids
- It’s fair to criticize Israel
- We have to work harder to educate people and reach out to our neighbors
Stage 2 Anti-Semitism:
- Vandalism of Jewish homes, synagogues, and institutions
- Swastikas
- Desecration of cemeteries
- Jews being knocked down, harassed, lightly assaulted in the street
Appropriate Responses:
- The police will investigate
- Increase patrols and install security cameras
- Probably a prank by kids
- The person was probably drunk or mentally ill
- Create programs in schools about tolerance
- This is an opportunity for the community to come together and show support
Stage 3 Anti-semitism:
- Holocaust denial
- Holocaust celebration, we will finish what Hitler started
- Bias in the media
- Anti-Semitic cartoons
- Anti-Semitic statements from public officials
- Legal discrimination to keep Jews out (zoning laws, etc.)
- Attempts to ban shechita, circumcision, impose anti-Torah curriculum on yeshivas
Appropriate Responses:
- Prove that the Holocaust really did happen
- They don’t really mean what they are saying
- Arrange educational events and visits to Holocaust museums
- Write letters, use social media to inform and educate
- Invite the offenders to meet with us and build bridges
- It’s not like Germany in 1932, it’s completely different
- Use our political influence, work with leaders
- They don’t hate us, they just don’t understand
Stage 4 Anti-Semitism:
- Attacks on synagogues and Jewish institutions
- Serious beatings
- Children being bullied in school, with no serious consequences
- Fear of being recognizably Jewish
- Occasional shootings and murders
- Expectations of attacks on Jewish holidays, fear of assembling
Appropriate Responses:
- It’s a lone wolf
- Try to understand the attackers and their motives
- Increase security
- Train citizens in self-defense
- Train citizens on how to survive shootings
- Urge politicians to speak out
- Express shock, every single time, and insist we won’t let it happen again
- It only happens in some areas, isolated incidents, blown out of proportion
Stage 5 Anti-Semitism:
- Pogroms
- Legislation targeting the entire Jewish community
- Confiscation of Jewish property
- Show trials
- Mass incarcerations
- Destruction of synagogues and Jewish institutions
Appropriate Responses:
- It will blow over
- We will use our political influence and connections
- Some Jews have left but we don’t recommend it, stay and strengthen the community
- Don’t be a fool and abandon your property and your business
- Don’t fight, keep a low profile
Stage 6 Anti-Semitism:
- Legislation stripping Jews of basic human rights
- Destruction of entire communities
- Mass murders and other atrocities
Appropriate Responses:
- Hide if you can
- Flee if you can, use whatever you have left to bribe your way out
- Return the moment it all stops and rebuild. This is our home.
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Yisro - Hashem Speaks So We Can Hear
What is the idea behind Moshe and Aharon both hearing the same sound but receiving two different instructions, each on applying individually to them? What is the concept of the 'voice of Hashem' that 'travels around' and when it's heard in one place and one gets close, it's then heard in another place? What is the concept of the voice that was heard at Sinai which was split into 70 languages and was then heard by 70 nations? Why did the nations of the world get crushed by the voice, while the people of Israel were lifted up by it? What is the concept of hearing? What is the depth of the teaching that Hashem's voice sounded different to each individual, based on what they could personally endure?
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