August 12th’s “Unite the Right” rally was, from its inception, a tragedy. A tragedy of violence. A tragedy of people unable to cope with their lives and therefore looking for a fitting scapegoat.

This Friday marks the anniversary of the passing of the Satmar Rebbe (Grand Rabbi), z”l. His leadership spanned over 70 years and four continents, enriching the lives of thousands and giving hope to a world seemingly struck down.

”Sanity is not statistical – Being in a minority, even a minority of one, did not make you mad.”

Winston Smith, 1984 (George Orwell)

This week, Jews of all stripes will observe TIsha B’av, the saddest day in the Jewish calendar, a day of fasting and mourning over the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple. What are they mourning?

The July 21st fatal stabbings of Yosef Salomon, 70, his daughter Chaya, 46, and his son Elad, 36 is one more tragedy added to a seemingly never-ending list. The dead and maimed keep piling up but the Zionist dream seems alive and well, impervious to truth’s brutal onslaught.

The term “ultra-Orthodox” is, by design, a weapon of invalidation. The “ultra-Orthodox” refer to themselves as “Haredim” literally “those who tremble (before G-d)”. It’s meant as a goal to which one should aspire to.

“Israel’s” state rabbinate recently released a list of 160 people whose certifications of Jewish identity are not recognized.

As the United States celebrates the 241st anniversary of its founding, it seems an appropriate time to address a hackneyed conspiracy theory. That of Jewish dual loyalty.

January 17th, 1950, marked the establishment of a commission to investigate one of the most sordid scandals in Israeli history.

“The new Israeli identity’s opposition to Jewish tradition is amply documented; it explains why the hostility to Judaism often encountered in Israel is unparalleled in the Diaspora.

“Israel is a nation and became a nation only through and for the Torah;  it possessed land and statehood only as instruments for translating the Torah into living reality:  This is why Israel was a people even before it possessed land and statehood; this too is why Israel surv

Jerusalem, the Eternal City, one which fires the imagination of billions across the globe. A place where celestial meets terrestrial. A heavenly city.

Rivka Yeshayhu is a 21 year old Jewish Ethiopian, a dedicated daughter and sister who works hard to support her family. Rivka lost her father at a young age and her mother was in a serious car accident that left her permanently disabled.

by Haadam Yashar

As we approach the 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War, in which the Zionists captured the hearts of many Jews with their supposedly miraculous victory and conquest of the Western Wall, we are posting some new evidence that has come to light.

True Torah Jews received a letter from an American who recently made aliyah to "Israel". Here's what she wrote:

“Our revolution is directed not only against a system but against destiny, against the unique destiny of a unique people.”
David Ben-Gurion

Holocaust Remembrance Day is a national holiday in “Israel”, one replete with official ceremonies which are, of course, sufficiently solemn. “Never again!” is liberally sprinkled like confetti at a parade.

“Concealment of the historical truth is a crime against the people.”
Russian General Petro G. Grigorenko

And some of the greatest repeat offenders are Zionists.

“Israel has created a new image of the Jew in the world - the image of a working and an intellectual people, of a people that can fight with heroism.”
David Ben-Gurion

“A working and intellectual people? What were we before then?”
True Torah Jews