Vos iz Neias recently reported that Lipa Schmeltzer has performed at the first Jewish wedding in Shanghai, China since World War 2. Amazing!
Vos iz Neias recently reported that Lipa Schmeltzer has performed at the first Jewish wedding in Shanghai, China since World War 2. Amazing!
Archaeologist Vendyl Jones, a Noahide, recently passed away at the age of 80. Jones was famous for searching for Temple artifacts, notably the Aron HaKodesh, the Ark of the Covenant. He also discovered a large stock of Ketores (incense) that…
A bunch of Chinese restaurant folks are thanking American Jews for eating their food during X-Mas.
Which reminds me of an old joke:
A Jew and a Chinese person are discussing their cultures. The Chinese guy says, “Our culture is the oldest in the world, being over 4,000 years old.”
The Jew replies, “Well ours is even older, at over 5,000 years.”
To which the Chinese guy exclaims, “That’s impossible. What did you guys live on for 1,000 years?”
This is so racist it’s not funny. The following appeared in this week’s Makor Rishon newspaper. The Muqata kindly translated the instructions into English for the Anglo audience:
Without further ado:
The following was found from the Muqata blog:
After years of researching documentation, Yossi Hertzberg and Israel Stepansky are convinced that they know where Reuven, Shimon, Levi and Dina — the children of Jacob are buried.
Lipa Schmeltzer, the Chassidishe singer/performer, is now in China ready to perform at a wedding. Shortly before he went, Lipa was sitting in Helen Hayes hospital singing to a Bochur with a broken leg, and before that picked up wood, most likely from “Hum Depo” (Home Depot), for the purposes of renovating a Shul.
Here’s a rare video of Rabbi Elyashiv Shtaigging non-stop. Go and try to tell me that he has the very TIME to focus on Rabbinic Terrorist activities. His calling is in a different world!
A recent Kol Korei came out stating that VosIzNeias.Com (VIN), a Haredi blog/news source, has been banned by a slew of Rabbis due to the Lashon Hara (even though the news may be true) that it perpetuates. This is interesting…
Do koni ma choser delo koni ma koni Zeh maamar shenemar bemaarovo Didoh bei kulo bei Deloi doh bei ma bei Zeh maamar shenemar bemaarovo Translation: If one bought (religion), what will be missing? If one did not buy it,…
I couldn’t resist this. A recent Mitzva Tantz by Lipa Schmeltzer dancing the Macarena:
Looks like the Yemenite dance featured here: