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It Starts With Dehumanization
Most people think tyranny begins with hatred. It doesn’t. It begins with dehumanization. In Chapter 4 of my new book, From Tyranny to Freedom, I explore how societies don’t suddenly become cruel—they follow a pattern that makes cruelty feel rational, even necessary. It starts quietly. People become categories instead of individuals. Names turn into numbers.… — read more
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Judaism Doesn’t Need Feminism
Judaism is complete in and of itself; it doesn’t need any “-ism” or any ideology. It doesn’t need Zionism, it doesn’t need DEI, and it doesn’t need any extra thing—it’s all there. We could talk about all the different ideologies and why they are all contained within Judaism, but I want to focus on feminism… — read more
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A Comment On “Andrew Tate’s Empire of Abuse”
See: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/06/15/andrew-tates-empire-of-abuse We’ve seen deranged “feminist” lunacy result in men being attacked simply for being men. At times this extends to parental alienation, using the “suffering woman” card in an effort to attain total custody of the kids. However, there is a deeply destructive “manosphere” phenomenon on the other side as well. Extremism tends to… — read more
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Trump & Netanyahu: What Gives?
So I’m going to tell you what I think is going on between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu during this situation that we have with Iran attacking Israel and Israel fighting back. President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu have been very close for many years. They have both been attacked mercilessly by the fake… — read more
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The Met Gala
I was talking with a friend who isn’t Jewish. “So how are you doing?” “Not good.” And then I told her the whole story about what’s going on with the thing that’s been upsetting me lately. “I know, I watch your Instagram.” “It’s just like how much can you talk about it?” And then I… — read more
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Real Talk: Rabbi Binyamin Rachmanov, Chief Bukharian Dayan of New York, Debunks the “Agunah Crisis” – with Daniel Mael
Free to republish with attribution To watch the video, go here: Note: Israel Kin said some of the same things in his video from a few days ago, which you can see here: I. Feminists are misusing the term “agunah” In classical halakha, an agunah was a woman whose husband disappeared—lost at sea, missing in… — read more
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A Plea to Monsey Rabbis and Community: Stop Harassing Raphi Stein—He Is Not a Get Refuser
The strength of any community depends on its commitment to truth, fairness, and due process. Today, those values are being tested by a public pressure campaign targeting Raphael (Raphi) Stein, led by social media influencer Adina Miles Sash, known as “Flatbush Girl.” As someone outside your immediate community, I write with concern and urgency: the… — read more
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Is Your Favorite Online “Hero” Actually a Digital Hitman?
We’ve all felt the pull: scrolling through social media and finding a creator who feels like a voice of reason. They are charismatic, bold, and speak with moral authority against corruption. But what if that “hero” is actually operating as a digital hitman? In this podcast episode, we dive deep into Chapter 3 of my… — read more
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The Fame Curse
Adina Sash, aka Flatbush Girl, is exploiting the abuses suffered by her followers to trigger their emotions to get famous. She wants to be famous more than anything. She’s using sex, sexual immorality, and rebellion against Judaism as the brand she thinks is going to sell her to the media. Now, how do I know… — read more
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Beloved
Didn’t post to social media this Shabbos for the first time in many years. Realized I have been looking at Shabbos the wrong way all my life. This is a direct result of environmental factors. In my upbringing, Shabbos as a concept was a requirement with penalties for failing. Gen X Jews from the NY/NJ… — read more