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Category Archives: Haredi
Changing the Immutable: How Orthodox Judaism Rewrites Its History by Marc B. Shapiro
I’ve been eagerly awaiting this book for years. Surely it is the most anticipated Jewish book of 2015. When I checked last week, it was the top-selling Judaism book on Amazon.com. Changing the Immutable does not disappoint. It is chock-filled … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer: Stop-and-frisk Drives Up Upper Class White Birthrates in NYC
Comments to Steve Sailer: * You can see a similar phenomenon in the wealthier parts of London. Standing outside one of the primary schools in these areas in the morning is to witness a sea of golden hair. * As … Continue reading
As Jews Gain In Confidence, They Increasingly Assert Themselves
Chaim Amalek writes: “WHY does the NY Times see fit to provide this platform for antisemitic views, and during Passover no less! When Moshiach comes, no goyella will dare sit next to any one of us. They will leave on … Continue reading
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Is This New Book Good For The Jews?
Heeb magazine writes: There’s an old joke about two Jews stuck on a desert island. They had three synagogues. One that the first Jew attended, one that the second Jew attended, and the one neither would set foot in even … Continue reading
Why Are Hasidim So Happy?
Popular images of Hasidim show them dancing. They have a reputation for happiness. Why are Hasidim so happy when compared with other types of Jews? Because they are the most insular. They are the least interested in the goyim. The … Continue reading