
Amber Tamblyn tweeted that a “Hasidic man in a grey van” attempted to hit her and her baby in a crosswalk.
Aryeh Goodman, who runs a religious learning center out of his East Brunswick home, paid to have sex with a 17-year-old girl at a hotel in the township, authorities said.
Goodman, 35, turned himself in five days later. He was charged with engaging in prostitution with a child and endangering the welfare of a child. Goodman has previously served time in prison for indecent assault on a child under the age of 13 in Pennsylvania.
An Israeli Fighter Jet Was Shot Down In Syria On Feb 10th. On Feb 11th A Russian Airline “Crashed”…….
A plane with 71 people on board has crashed in the Moscow region, leaving no survivors, the office of Russia’s transport prosecutor has said.
George Soros, a wealthy Jewish financier who has been accused of everything from profiting from a British recession, to “fuelling the Asian financial crisis of 1997”, to “trying to destroy Hong Kong’s economy” and breaking the Bank of Thailand, “with all the viciousness of a hammerhead shark”.
And so people like Stephen Pollard, the editor of the Jewish Chronicle, were worried.
the Spanish op-ed last week from El Nuevo Dia, whose title translates to “What Does ‘The Jew’ Want with the Colony?,” columnist Wilda Rodriguez justified her assertion that Jews run the government by pointing to an alleged Israeli article published in Hebrew 20 years ago that recognized Jewish power in Washington. “For Israelis,” she wrote, “recognizing Jewish power over the United States is no offense. It is the victory of their diaspora.”
She said the “Jewish itinerary is so loaded with wars and profits that they rarely think about Puerto.”
France’s most famed publishing house has bowed to pressure and suspended plans to reissue a collection of violently antisemitic pamphlets by novelist Louis-Ferdinand Céline.
Gallimard sparked an outcry last week when it revealed it intended to publish a 1,000-page compendium of the controversial writer’s essays from the late 1930s.
The French lawyer and Nazi-hunter Serge Klarsfeld threatened legal action to stop them, saying that Céline had “influenced a whole generation of collaborationists who sent French Jews to their deaths”.