Yemin Moshe looking out over the Old City on the 50th anniversary of the six day war

Can't see images? Click here... Yehuda Lave, Spiritual Advisor and Counselor When Asked To Help Some people prefer to do favors for others only when they voluntarily choose to do so. But when they are asked, they may consider it a burden. The benefit of being asked by another person is knowing for certain what this person's needs actually are. And there is even a way to fulfill this person's request voluntarily. How? By doing more than you were originally asked to do! Love Yehuda Lave Yemin Moshe Zion Affiair June 14 2017 right in my own back yard The New US Supreme court Can you believe 4 radical left wing judges voted to allow sharia law and islam to be taught in our schools but will not allow even Christmas celebrations in our schools?  Of course, yes we can!   Our first blessing of freedom comes from our newly appointed U.S. Supreme Court Justice. It looks like common sense finally came to the Supreme Court. Thank you Trump!   Today the United States Supreme Court issued a direct and final blow to the Islamic Indoctrination of the young in this nation.   The full panel of the United States Supreme Court which consists of 9 judges met to decided the fate of Islamic indoctrination in our American public schools by the far left wing nuts who infiltrated our education system after the second world war. In a typical 4 to 5 decision common sense won out and we have sanity restored to our schools once again.  In what is sure to make Liberals boil with rage, the United States Supreme Court was able to hand out this decision banning Sharia Law and Islam from being taught in classrooms only because of the tie-breaking vote. Which was none other than just appointed President Trump Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.   Gorsuch went on to write about the decision: "The government certainly has no business being involved in religion, but this isn't a government issue or a religious issue. This is about the judicial branch interpreting the laws as they apply to the teaching of religion. We shouldn't be teaching any religions in this country besides standard Judeo-Christianity, as our founders wanted, and we certainly shouldn't be filling the children with lies about Islam being a 'religion of peace' when they see the carnage on the news almost every day." "It is our duty as Americans first and judges second to safeguard the way our children are indoctrinated."  Amen Justice Gorsuch, Amen!   Scummy Liberals are all about teaching Islam and Sharia Law but they have issues with "Under God" in the pledge of allegiance and "In God We Trust" on our currency. They despise our customs, values, morals and everything we stand for. They want to desperately replace them with those of a religion and culture which is pure hell. One which treats women like cattle, although they chastise us for taking women's rights away which were never taken and kill gays for just being gay. While at the same time taking us to task because we don't want degenerates which have clear mental disorders being able to choose which public restroom they use.   This should have been a unanimous decision, not 5 to 4. But let's face it, the 4 liberal lunatic judges on the Supreme Court don't care about the constitution, nor our values. But let's look at this as the true start to restoring America to its founding glory. God Bless our new Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch and our President Donald J. Trump! The trouble with immigration Flag Day 2017: Why do we celebrate? And why do we have Pennsylvania to thank for it?   BY JULIA HATMAKER  jhatmaker@pennlive.com The United States has several patriotic holidays -- Fourth of July, Memorial Day, Veterans Day and Flag Day are just a few. Flag Day is probably the lesser known holiday (although Bill of Rights Day (Dec. 15) and Constitution Day (Sept. 17) may be even more so). So what's up with the holiday? Here's a brief primer on the day.  When is Flag Day? June 14, the day that the Continental Congress adopted the American flag in 1777. What is Flag Day? Flag Day is a state holiday in Pennsylvania that honors the flag of the United States of America. How did it start? The answer is a lot more complicated than you would expect. Multiple people lay claim to starting the holiday, according to the Department of Veteran's Affairs. In New York, school principal George Colch had celebrations at his school to celebrate the adoption of the flag. That was on June 14, 1889. Soon after it became a statewide initiative at public schools in New York. Bernard J. Cigrand, a school teacher in Wisconsin, lobbied Congress for years to make June 14 a national holiday in the late 1800s. He didn't get it to become a national holiday, but he did spread awareness of the occasion. He is sometimes called the "Father of Flag Day." In Philadelphia, it begins in 1893 with the Society of Colonial Dames of Pennsylvania and a descendent of Benjamin Franklin. Her name was Elizabeth Duane Gillespie and she was president of that organization. Gillespie and the Dames had the city pass a resolution to have the flag displayed over all public buildings in Philadelphia in 1893. She tried to get June 14th to be called Flag Day that same year as well, but wasn't successful. Pennsylvania became the first state to make Flag Day a legal holiday in 1937. Another "Father of Flag Day" is from Pennsylvania. William T. Kerr of Pittsburgh founded the American Flag Day Association of Western Pa. in 1888 and in 1889 he made the National American Flag Day Association, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune.  Kerr's activism towards promoting the flag and the idea of flag day led to President Woodrow Wilson to issue a proclamation that June 14 should be observed as Flag Day in 1916. President Harry Truman worked with Congress to make June 14 National Flag Day -- although it still is not an official federal holiday (so you still have to go to work if you're a federal employee).     /// ************************************************************ (from CF - me - How do you celebrate it? Display the American flag proudly!  Do educate yourself on the flag, as well, so that if your children ask 'why' we do this, you can tell them.  And do check on any events your city might have to commemorate this day, like parades, etc. Celebrate the freedom we have! Happy Flag Day - enjoy and be proud! Wishes to all ... Chanah Dirty Harry (Store Robbery) The Enforcer Very Elecctic mix today--Influenced by America-See you tomrorow Love Yehuda Lave Rabbi Yehuda Lave Your mailing address Contact Phone Website LIKE TWEET FORWARD You received this email because you signed up on our website or made purchase from us. Unsubscribe