01 September 2025
Hamas presents: 'Slimtifada'
After stealing ALL THAT NOURISHING AID the guys on the ground are looking pretty zoftik!
Where are they storing away ALL that food being POURED into Gaza? Tons and Tons of food and supplies must also be filling up some of those tunnels for another feast after killing our boys…….or maybe it really is getting to th3 masses.
But let’s not quibble, we hav3 to keep up the narrative to fuel the world’s hatred.
Rabbi Weissman: On Measles and Vaccines ..........
........... with Dr. Yael Tusk
Straight Torah, health information, and plain common sense
Last night was a special Amalek and Erev Rav program with guest Dr. Yael Tusk. Zoom’s meeting summary is pretty good, with some edits. I’ve included that below. First, here are some very important links:
The recording is available above and on Rumble here.
Extremely important information from Brucha Weisberger and Mordechai Sones, respectively, that we referenced in the program:
The Manufactured Measles Crisis: How Vaccine Campaigns Ignite Outbreaks from Texas to Tel Aviv
Torah perspective referenced in the program:
We Have to Follow the Sanhedrin...Right?
When must one listen to a rabbi? (A really important class I gave packed with actual Torah sources, not rhetoric)
Please don’t submit to scare tactics or social pressure, take the time to educate yourself, trust your ability to become educated, and please educate and strengthen others!
Quick recap
The meeting focused on discussing the measles crisis in Israel, with participants exploring media coverage, vaccine-related concerns, and the role of religious authorities in vaccine requirements. The discussion covered medical treatment approaches, including Chinese medicine and vitamin A therapy, while examining the current outbreak's severity and the effectiveness of various prevention methods. Participants shared perspectives on vaccination practices, historical Jewish attitudes toward vaccines, and the importance of critical thinking in medical advice, concluding with a call for transparency and information sharing regarding health issues.
Summary
Measles Crisis Media and Vaccines
The meeting focused on discussing the measles crisis in Israel, with Chananya and Dr. Yael Tusk exploring media coverage and vaccine-related concerns. Dr. Tusk highlighted the lack of scientific basis in media narratives, noting that without full medical histories, stories of measles-related deaths are misleading and manipulative. They discussed the rapid expansion of the measles vaccine schedule, questioning the safety and necessity of administering it at six months, and criticized the media's portrayal of vaccines as a solution without addressing underlying questions about vaccine safety and efficacy.
Vaccine Trust and Government Skepticism
The discussion focused on concerns about government trustworthiness and vaccine safety, particularly regarding measles vaccinations. Chananya expressed skepticism about government priorities, sharing personal experiences of long ER wait times while vaccines receive immediate attention, and questioned the motives behind the recent measles vaccination push, especially given the lack of transparency from religious authorities who issued a ruling about vaccine requirements. Dr. Tusk confirmed the measles outbreak's reality but criticized the lack of useful information provided by authorities, while both agreed that the forged signatures on rabbinical endorsements of vaccines further eroded trust in official communications.
Measles Treatment and Vaccine Trust
The discussion focused on concerns about measles cases and vaccine trust. Dr. Tusk shared her experience treating measles patients and noted that recent cases seemed more severe than historical accounts, leading to questions about the nature of the disease. The conversation included practical advice about vitamin A treatment for measles, with the doctor recommending a single high-dose (200,000-400,000 IU) administration rather than daily dosing, and specifically advising against cod liver oil due to digestive issues. Participants discussed where to find vitamin A drops, with one participant mentioning the Teva store on Strauss 34 as a location where they were available.
Measles Outbreak and Treatment Insights
Dr. Tusk discussed the current measles outbreak, noting that cases are more severe than in the past, with symptoms including fever, respiratory issues, and gastrointestinal problems. She suggested that the severity could be related to gain-of-function research, and emphasized that Chinese medicine is an effective treatment for measles. Dr. Tusk also expressed concern about the overdiagnosis of pneumonia in measles cases and the potential dangers of hospitalization. Chananya raised questions about protecting children from measles shedding, and Dr. Tusk recommended boosting immunity with vitamins like vitamin A, C, and zinc. They also suggested that the outbreak might be caused by the vaccine itself, rather than unvaccinated children.
Opposing School Vaccine Mandates
The discussion focused on vaccine requirements in schools and the risks of vaccination. Chananya expressed strong opposition to schools requiring vaccines, comparing it to child abuse and calling for parents to protect their children by avoiding schools that mandate vaccinations. Dr. Tusk shared statistics about the dangers of the MMR vaccine, including its potential to cause autism and brain damage, while noting that measles itself is treatable and generally not fatal. The conversation concluded with Dr. Tusk mentioning that certain adult diseases may be linked to both measles vaccination and lack of measles exposure in childhood.
Measles Treatment and Medical Advice
Dr. Tusk discussed treating measles, emphasizing the effectiveness of Chinese medicine for severe cases and the importance of seeking professional help when needed. She advised against DIY treatments and homeopathy for measles prevention, and shared a personal story about a child who suffered unnecessarily due to exposure to chickenpox. Dr. Tusk stressed the need for parents to know when to seek medical help, particularly for severe symptoms like difficulty breathing or cognitive changes, and warned against relying solely on home remedies.
Rabbis and Medical Advice
The meeting focused on the topic of medical advice and the role of rabbis in providing guidance on vaccines. Chananya emphasized that taking bribes, even in the form of honoraria, clouds judgment and renders medical professionals unable to make proper decisions. Dr. Tusk highlighted the societal reverence for doctors and the lack of critical thinking in medical education, noting that doctors are often not taught to research or write papers. The discussion also touched on the issue of rabbis giving medical advice without proper expertise, with Dr. Tusk stressing the importance of humility and acknowledging when one is not qualified to provide certain advice.
Rabbinical Authority in Medical Guidance
The discussion focused on the role and authority of rabbis in providing medical guidance, particularly regarding vaccines. Chananya emphasized that rabbis should educate and make people smarter rather than simply issuing orders, and argued that rabbis cannot obligate people (especially healthy people) to take medical treatments without personal authority or expertise. Dr. Tusk shared a story about a rabbinic authority who took months to research and issue a ruling on energy medicine, demonstrating the importance of thorough research and due diligence.
The conversation concluded with Chananya explaining that Jews only follow the majority opinion in cases of doubt where there are two valid opinions, but not when rabbis are clearly wrong, making things up, or compromised. He warned people that a ruling from rabbis will not turn poison into vitamins.
Vaccination Ethics and Jewish Perspectives
The discussion focused on vaccination practices and attitudes, particularly regarding measles vaccines. Chananya shared historical Jewish perspectives on vaccination from Sefer Habris, noting that rabbis only approved vaccines that were proven 100% safe. Dr. Tusk discussed the current measles situation, emphasizing that unvaccinated individuals are bearing the brunt of cases but argued that individuals should not intentionally expose themselves to vaccines.
Chananya also likened giving dangerous treatments to healthy people for the sake of potentially saving more lives than they are sacrificing to Molech worship.
The conversation concluded with a discussion about whether parents can lie about their children's vaccination status, with Dr. Tusk asserting that while lying is generally discouraged, there are specific situations where parents have the right to protect their children's health information.
Measles Treatment and Outbreak Discussion
Dr. Tusk shared her experience treating measles with Chinese medicine, emphasizing that each case requires individualized treatment. She recommended giving vitamin A as a preventive measure, with a dosage of 200,000 IU. Chananya shared his father's recovery from COVID-19 using Dr. Zelenko's protocol, emphasizing the importance of not living in fear of illness.
The group discussed the recent "psak" from the Badatz regarding measles, with Chananya reacting harshly to a participant who attempted to whitewash their behavior. The conversation ended with a call for sharing information and not being afraid to speak the truth about health issues.
Aftermath of the Wildfires in Israel – Latrun Area.
Today I was on my way to Jerusalem to film a video for you and show what’s happening in the city. On the way, I stopped in the Latrun area to capture the aftermath of the recent wildfires. What I saw was devastating — vast areas of forest completely burned, with nothing left but ashes and smoke in the air. The damage to nature and wildlife is truly heartbreaking. But I believe that over time, the land will heal, the trees will grow back, and life will return. Latrun is a place rich in history and meaning, located on the road between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Its name comes from the French “Le toron des chevaliers” (The Castle of the Knights), dating back to the Crusader period. Over the centuries, Latrun has seen battles, prayers, and moments of peace. In modern history, it became a key strategic point during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. Because of its location overlooking the road to Jerusalem, fierce battles took place here. Today, Latrun is home to the famous Trappist Monastery, the Armored Corps Memorial and Museum, and beautiful nature parks — or at least, it was, before the recent wildfires. Despite the scars left by time and fire, Latrun remains a place of reflection, memory, and hope. Spring: 10AM, 25°C (77°F)
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