|                             Remodel Your Anger Mistakes      Realize that even the greatest people make errors of judgment when  they are angry. Moshe was on an extremely high spiritual level and had  profound insights. Nevertheless, when he became angry he erred in  understanding the Almighty's will. Think of three  incidents when you made mistakes because you became  angry. Right now, mentally "relive" those situations and imagine  yourself handling them instead in the best possible way. Let this serve  as a resource for the future. Love Yehuda Lave            |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      |                             By:		Ari Fuld 		 	  		Published: January 19th, 2016 			 
  			  			  			   								The funeral of Daphna Meir z"l  											Photo Credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90 		 ENOUGH! How many Jews have to be slaughtered by radical Muslim terrorists 'til we learn? How many mothers, sons, daughters have to be murdered till we realize  this is not a conflict about land or politics, but a war between a  culture that worships death and one that values life! I can't sleep, so here are my two cents: Yesterday, a Jewish woman was murdered in front of her children by a  Muslim terrorist. The terrorist, who was employed in the town of  Otniel  decided it was time to murder a Jew. According to the reports, Dafna  fought off the terrorist in order to protect her own children and paid  with her own life. There are now 6 orphans and a husband who will never  again see the woman he loves. Dafna was a mother of 6 beautiful children and exemplified the  difference between us and our enemies. Two of Dafna's children are  foster children and it was through kindness and the desire to give life  to others that Dafna and her husband adopted these two children. It was  this mother and her kindness that was the target of this hideous  terrorist attack. I know some will say this is not the time but I just can't hold my tongue anymore! I cannot help but blame ourselves  for the ongoing wave of terror that has claimed the lives of so many  Jews. When we have Israeli organizations and our  own people making  excuses for terrorists and using the same claims the murders are using  as they plunge their knives into our mothers, fathers, brother, sisters,  sons and daughters! Radical Islamic ideology has been after the Jewish people long before  any settlements were ever on the ground, so excuses have to STOP! -  For God sake, Yasser Arafat started the PLO terrorist organization  with the goal of destroying the Jewish State in 1964, that's 3 years  before the Six Day War and 3 years before the derogatory meaning of the  world settlement ever existed! What was his excuse then?
 - The Mufti teamed up with Hitler to murder Jews long before any  settlements existed and before the State of Israel existed! The 1929  Hebron Massacre, was it because of the settlements?! It has to  stop! If  we do not start standing up for truth and for our right as Jews, we  can't expect the world to do so.
 
  I blame our own for giving terrorists power, guns, land and  an accepted stand in the world. You can't blame the U.N for raising the  PLO terrorist flag when WE were the ones to give them guns! The majority of Muslims in this area are not radical? Really?!  I know there are Muslims who are against terror, but let's stop making  believe the majority in our neighborhood are for peace with Israel.  Where is the 'Breaking The Silence" of the Muslim sector? Where is the "Peace Now" voice of the Islamic community in Israel? Where are all the backstabbing organizations that Israel has to  deal with when it comes to the Muslim side?! The Israeli left-wing organizations that work on the same  premise and use the same claims as our enemies do, are the fuel with  which our enemies are driven. How much longer are we going to make excuses for those who are murdering us! Don't talk to me about a political solution when your definition of  the problem is the same fabricated narrative that our enemies use to  justify terrorism against us. How is that when one says they are for a  "Two- State solution based on the borders of 1967", they are called the  "Peace Camp," while those who say they are not willing to negotiate with TERRORISTS are the bad guys? Forget about the fact  that Jordan was governing the entire West Bank  and Egypt had the entire Gaza strip between 1948-1967 and the 1967 lines  have absolutely nothing to do with an Arab people called Palestinians,  forget about the fact that even before the 1967 war Arabs were trying to  annihilate the Jewish people. Forget about it all! Let's say it's all true! What kind of sick world  do we live in when stabbing a Jewish mother to death is considered "no news" in the best case scenario and a "justified reaction to a political conflict" in the worst case scenario! I blame ourselves for not standing up for truth and our rights. I blame ourselves for giving in to this new age "libertard" "smoke  your peace pipe" garbage instead of yelling the truth from  the rooftops. A full generation of Israelis grew up being told we occupied, stole, conquered an Arab country called Palestine.  I dare anyone here to give me the year we occupied a place  called Palestine from the Arabs! I dare anyone to give me the year an  Arab country, State or national land called Palestine EVER existed! I  dare you! We have an entire generation of kids who when asked who was in  Jerusalem pre-1967 they answer, the Palestinians! Why does Netanyahu  mention a "Two State solution"? Why are we so scared to simply tell the  truth! This is the Land of Israel and there will be no new Arab or Islamic State on this small country called Israel. I blame ourselves for even  contemplating splitting up this land that  is smaller than the size of New Jersey and giving it away to the same  people who have been trying to destroy us, even though they have 22  countries that are 500 times the size of Israel! I blame ourselves for  accepting rocket fire from Gaza ( the area we ridiculously uprooted  10,000 Jewish families from) for 10 years before reacting! I blame ourselves for the fact that we have accepted a reality that a  Jew wishing to pray on the Temple Mount is considered a criminal and is  arrested. What now? Where do we go from here? I don't know what the answer is, but I do know what it's not! This whole "peace" fabrication that we have been sold for  the  past 20 years is NOT WORKING! Making concession to those who want us  dead in the hope they will stop, is NOT WORKING! Apologizing to the  world for a crime we did not commit in order to gain popularity, is NOT  WORKING! Here's an idea: - How about stop believing the world is going to be on our side no matter what we do!
 - How about annex Judea and Samaria and let them once again be a part  of the Land of Israel. Not out of revenge but out of our historical  right and the fact that both those areas are where we, the Jewish  people, belong!
 - How about explaining loud and clear that Hebron is the burial place of our forefathers and mothers.
 - How about screaming the fact that WE, the Jewish people were in Jerusalem  long before Islam ever existed!
 - How about point out the fact that Jerusalem has been free ONLY under the Jewish State.
 - How about proclaiming the Temple Mount as the TEMPLE MOUNT and put our damn foot down and say, YES! We will allow Jews to freely pray there.
 - How about we stop acting like victims and start standing up for ourselves in the face of terrorism!
 
 How about we all show up tomorrow at Dafna's funeral to apologize and promise to make some changes… About the Author: Ari Fuld is a sergeant in  an IDF reserves elite paratroopers unit. His is the assistant director  of Standing Together, an organization that supports IDF soldiers.            |                                          |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |                             Kahane on the Parsha Rabbi Binyamin Kahane 
 "Don't Cry to Me, Go Forward!" When the Gulf War broke out and scud  missiles started landing in Israel – the week of Parsaht Beshlach – it became quite popular to quote the verse "The L-rd will fight for you and you shall remain silent" (Exodus 14:14). Many religious Jews found this verse symbolic of the Gulf War.  After all, here were Israeli cities getting bombarded by Iraqi missiles and the official government policy was one of "self- restraint," or "havlaga."  "Everything will be okay," people proclaimed, "G-d will fight for us."  (That is, America and its president, George Bush, will take out those Scud launchers and all will be fine.) However, a closer look at this verse reveals that those who interpreted it in the aforementioned manner took it entirely out of context and, by so doing, completely distorted the awesome lesson to be learned from the splitting of the Red Sea. First, let us see what the Torah says.  Immediately following the verse "The L-rd will fight for you and you shall remain silent," the Torah states, "And the L-rd said unto Moses: Why do you cry unto Me?  Speak to the Children of Israel that they should go forward!"  (ibid.14:15).  Already- without even consulting any of the classic commentators – we see that the Torah's message is not one of passivity. Moses does not say that G-d will fight for the people while they relax and take it easy.  What he says is that the L-rd will fight for them if they prove that they truly believe in His omnipotence. Therefore, instead of crying to G-d, the Jews should simply obey His command and "go forward" into the stormy sea. The Ibn Ezra writes that "you shall remain silent" corresponds to "and the Children of Israel cried to G-d."  The Be'er Yitzchak explains the Ibn Ezra's  words: "'You shall remain silent' does not correspond to 'the L-rd will fight for you,' which would imply that the Jews shouldn't fight, but rather to 'and the Children of Israel cried to G-d.'" In other words, the exact opposite of the oft-repeated, distorted interpretation that "you shall remain silent" means self-restraint and inaction.  The Ibn Ezra teaches us that "you shall remain silent" means "stop crying to G-d."  What should the people do instead?  Act! – with trust in G-d.  This, in essence, is what Rashi writes:  "This teaches us that Moses was standing and praying.  The Holy One Blessed Be He said, 'Now, when Israel is in distress, it is not the time to prolong in prayer.'"  The same message is found in the Talmud as well (Sotah 37a): "Moses was praying at length, so the Holy One Blessed Be He said, 'My beloved ones are drowning in the sea, and you're  praying at length?'  Moses said to G-d, 'L-rd of the Universe, what can I do?'  He replied, 'Speak unto the Children of Israel that they should go forward.  And you raise your rod and stretch out your hand . . . '" The Rabbis tell us that the Children of Israel stood trembling by the shores of the Red Sea until G-d commanded them to "go forward."  They remained paralyzed with fear and did not move.  Only Nachshon did not hesitate to carry out G-d's command.  He sprang forward into the raging waters.  Nothing happened, but Nachshon was not concerned.  He descended deeper into the water – up to his ankles, knees, stomach – and still nothing happened.  Nachshon continued until the water reached his neck, and then cried to G-d "Oh G-d, save me because the water has come unto my soul.  I sink deep in mire where there is no standing . . . " – whereupon the miracle of the splitting of the Red Sea  occurred (ibid.). The lesson is crystal clear.  When one's faith is tested, G-d demands, together with prayer, maximal effort through actual deeds.  Was Nachshon's faith put to the test when he recited Psalms on the seashore?  No.  Even jumping into the stormy waters was not sufficient since he could still back out.  Only by fulfilling G-d's will to the point of no return did he prove his faith.  Nachshon understood that saying "I believe" and then waiting for salvation is not authentic faith.  G-d demands that we prove our faith with action, no just words.  Only be being willing to fulfill difficult, even seemingly "dangerous," mitzvoth do we prove that our faith is genuine.  Israel's policy of self-restraint during the Gulf crises was the antithesis of the true meaning of "you shall remain silent."  He who saw the chosen  people scurrying like roaches into their sealed-off closets while the modern day Goliath blasphemed G-d and His people for 40 days (with 40-1missiles) and viewed it as a positive thing, self-righteously proclaiming that "G-d will help," does not even begin to grasp the Jewish meaning of faith. Not only did we lose our dignity and deterrence factor during the Gulf War, but we also demonstrated lack of faith.  It is the same lack of faith that has prevented us from expelling the Arabs and annexing the territories.  And it is only lack of faith that has brought us to the pathetic and desperate situation we find ourselves in today. Written in Darka shel Torah 1992            |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Amzaing Holocaust Love Story                                                                                                       Rabbi Yosef Wallis, director of Arachim of  Israel, talks to Project  Witness about his father, Judah Wallis, who was born and raised in  Pavenitz, Poland:    "While he was in Dachau, a Jew who was being taken to his death suddenly  flung a small bag at my father, Judah Wallis. He caught it, thinking it  might contain a piece of bread. Upon opening it, however, he was  disturbed to discover a pair of tefillin. Judah was very frightened  because he knew that were he to be caught carrying tefillin, he would be  put to death instantly. So he hid the tefillin under his shirt and  headed for his bunkhouse.    "In the morning, just before the appel [roll call], while still in his  bunkhouse, he put on the tefillin. Unexpectedly, a German officer  appeared. He ordered him to remove the tefillin, noted the number on  Judah's arm, and ordered him to go straight to the appel.    "At the appel, in front of thousands of silent Jews, the officer called  out Judah's number and  he had no choice but to step forward. The German  officer waved the tefillin in the air and said, 'Dog! I sentence you to  death by public hanging for wearing these.'    "Judah was placed on a stool and a noose was placed around his neck.  Before he was hanged, the officer said in a mocking tone, 'Dog, what is  your last wish?'    "'To wear my tefillin one last time,' Judah replied.    "The officer was dumbfounded. He handed Judah the tefillin. As Judah put  them on, he recited the verse that is said while the tefillin are being  wound around the fingers: 'Ve'eirastich li le'olam, ve'eirastich li  b'tzedek uvemishpat, ub'chessed, uv'rachamim, ve'eirastich li b'emunah,  v'yodaat es Hashem—I will betroth you to me forever and I will betroth  you to me with righteousness and with justice and with kindness and with  mercy and I will betroth you to me with fidelity, and you shall know   Hashem.'    "It is hard for us to picture this Jew with a noose around his neck,  wearing tefillin on his head and arm — but that was the scene that the  entire camp was forced to watch, as they awaited the impending hanging  of the Jew who had dared to break the rule against wearing tefillin.  Even women from the adjoining camp were lined up at the barbed wire  fence that separated them from the men's camp, forced to watch this  horrible sight.    "As Judah turned to watch the silent crowd, he saw tears in many  people's eyes. Even at that moment, as he was about to be hanged, he was  shocked. Jews were crying! How was it possible that they still had tears  left to shed? And for a stranger? Where were those tears coming from?  Impulsively, in Yiddish, he called out, 'Yidden, don't cry. With  tefillin on, I am the victor. Don't you understand, I am the winner!'    "The German officer understood the Yiddish and  was infuriated. He said  to Judah, 'You dog, you think you are the winner? Hanging is too good  for you. You are going to get another kind of death.'    "Judah, my father, was taken from the stool and the noose was removed  from his neck. He was forced into a squatting position and two huge  rocks were placed under his arms. Then he was told that he would be  receiving 25 lashes to his head — the head on which he had dared to  position his tefillin. The officer told him that if he dropped even one  of the rocks, he would be shot immediately. In fact, because this was  such an extremely painful form of death, the officer advised him, 'Drop  the rocks now. You will never survive the 25 lashes to the head. Nobody  ever does.'    "Judah's response was, 'No, I won't give you the pleasure.'    "At the 25th lash, Judah lost consciousness and was left for dead. He  was about to be dragged to a pile of corpses , after  which he would have  been burned in a ditch, when another Jew saw him, shoved him to the  side, and covered his head with a rag, so people didn't realize he was  alive. Eventually, after he recovered consciousness fully, he crawled to  the nearest bunkhouse that was on raised piles, and hid under it until  he was strong enough to come out under his own power. Two months later  he was liberated.    "During the hanging and beating episode, a 17-year-old girl had been  watching the events from the women's side of the fence. After  liberation, she made her way to the men's camp and found Judah. She  walked over to him and said, 'I've lost everyone. I don't want to be  alone any more. I saw what you did that day when the officer wanted to  hang you. Will you marry me?'"    The rest is history. Rabbi Yosef Wallis' parents (for this couple became  his parents) walked over to the Klausenberger Rebbe and requested that   he perform the marriage ceremony. The Klausenberger Rebbe, whose kiddush  Hashem is legendary, wrote out a kesubah by hand from memory and married  the couple. Rabbi Wallis has that handwritten kesubah in his possession  to this day.            |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |                              THE                                  SENILITY PRAYER :                                   Grant                                  me the senility to forget the people  I never                                  liked anyway,  The good fortune to run into                                  the ones I do,  And                                  the eyesight to tell the difference.                                              |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           Shed a little light--song tribute to MLK                                                                                                     https://youtu.be/crKDDS5D_os             |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |                                                                  Just in                                  case you needed a laugh:Remember,                                  it takes a college degree to fly a plane, but                                  only a high  school diploma to fix one;                                  that'sreassurance                                  to those of us who fly routinely.
  After                                  every flight, UPS                                  pilots fill out a                                  form called a 'gripe sheet' which tells                                  mechanics about problems with the                                  aircraft. The                                  mechanics correct the problems, document their                                  repairs on the form, and then pilots review the                                  gripe sheets before the next                                   flight.             |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |                             Never let it be said that                                  ground crews lack a sense of humor. Here are                                  some actual maintenance complaints submitted by                                  UPS pilots (marked with a P) and the solutions                                  recorded (marked with an S) by maintenance                                  engineers.
  By                                   the way, UPS is                                  the only                                  major airline that has never, ever, had an                                  accident.... P: Left                                  inside main tire almost needs                                  replacement. S:                                  Almost replaced left inside main                                  tire. * P: Test                                  flight OK, except auto-land very                                  rough. S:                                  Auto-land not installed on this                                  aircraft. * P:                                  Something loose in cockpit S:                                   Something tightened in                                  cockpit * P: Dead                                  bugs on windshield. S:                                  Live bugs on back-order. * P:                                  Autopilot in altitude-hold mode produces a 200                                  feet per minute descent S:                                  Cannot reproduce problem on                                  ground. * P:                                  Evidence of leak on right main landing                                  gear. S:                                  Evidence removed. * P: DME                                  volume unbelievably loud. S:                                  DME volume set to more believable                                   level. * P:                                  Friction locks cause throttle levers to                                  stick. S:                                  That's what friction locks are                                  for. * P: IFF                                  inoperative in OFF mode. S:                                  IFF always inoperative in OFF                                  mode. * P:                                  Suspected crack in                                  windshield. S:                                  Suspect you're right. * P:                                  Number 3 engine missing. S:                                  Engine found on right wing after brief                                   search * P:                                  Aircraft handles funny.(I                                  love this one!) S:                                  Aircraft warned to straighten up, fly right and                                  be serious. * P:                                  Target radar hums. S:                                  Reprogrammed target radar with                                  lyrics. * P:                                  Mouse in cockpit. S:                                  Cat installed. *            |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |                              And                                  the best one for last * P:                                  Noise coming from under instrument panel. Sounds                                  like a midget pounding on something with a                                  hammer. S:                                  Took hammer away from the                                   midget            |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Israel on top of the world miraculous accomplishment in 68 years                                                                                                      Subject:  Israel on top of the world: miraculous accomplishments in 68 years--the Almighty gave us the skills to make it happen.
 
 What the industrial world needs to be aware of now and for the future as well. http://www.immunities.co.il/_Uploads/dbsAttachedFiles/2015.pdf            |                                         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                										                                                                              		               |       
  
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