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Jul 27, 2009 at 01:52 PM
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Ferndale, NY - State police are investigating an assault at Camp Kavunas Halev on Rt. 55 and Ferndale Road in Liberty.
Troopers say around 10 PM. Sunday, Rabbi Mordchai Zev Wosner, Rosh Yeshiva of Chernobel (Boro Park). was assaulted by an unknown person and was left with injuries to the head and face.
The attacker was described as a short white male with either blond or red hair.
Hatzolah responded to the call, and transported the man to Harris Hospital where he was treated and later released.
Anyone with information is asked to call troopers at 845-292-6600
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Jul 27, 2009 at 02:27 PM Anonymous Says:
My son is a camper at this camp and is now terrified especially since this attack follows one at the Viznitz Yeshiva (Gibbers) in Kiamesha several weeks ago.
May Hashem watch over and protect us all from evil.
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Jul 27, 2009 at 02:58 PM Anonymous Says:
The full phone number to police investigator is 845-292-6600
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Jul 27, 2009 at 02:34 PM Anonymous Says:
NYS Troop F - 845-292-6600
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Jul 27, 2009 at 02:36 PM Anonymous Says:
It's actually in Ferndale. For those old enough to remember, this camp is on the site of "Hotel Shalom".
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Jul 27, 2009 at 04:25 PM Yossi Says:
I just spoke to the Camp Rabbi and he told me that the GOY walked in after 10PM and just started knocking our Rabbi Wosner for NO reason just plain Anti Semitisim..
It reminds me when i was a Bucher and Hakudosh Shmiel Duvid Krausz the son of Ratzferter rebber z"l was killed by a neighbor hotel employee...I think the Camps should demand $$$ from the feds to install hidden cameras at the main public areas...
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Jul 27, 2009 at 03:40 PM Anonymous Says:
“ It's actually in Ferndale. For those old enough to remember, this camp is on the site of "Hotel Shalom". ”
Later hotel ''pe'er".
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Jul 27, 2009 at 03:38 PM Antisemitism Says:
Where are all those people who scream "every Jew should carry a gun" etc
Antisemitism is alive & kicking everywhere we go.
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Jul 27, 2009 at 04:49 PM ikvisah dmishiaca Says:
This is another wake up call to.. klal yisruel..... Moshich is knocking ..Answer the door!!!!
Tsuvah Gdolah .....NOw !
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Jul 27, 2009 at 05:23 PM Anonymous Says:
He is my Rav! Oh my gosh! A speedy Refuah Shleima to him. He is a great tzaddik and such a mentch. I believe he is a grandson of the Shevet Levi - the Rav Wosner in Benei Brak.
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Jul 27, 2009 at 05:14 PM Anonymous Says:
I wouldn't count on the Liberty cops. I recently got a ticket from a Liberty cop for a puroprted "traffic violation" and the cop spent 5 minutes yelling at me about how "all of you people" and telling me to "tell my friends and associates (I.e all the jews) that this will not be tolerated!! The level of blatant anti-semitism up there is scary
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Jul 27, 2009 at 06:15 PM Reality check Says:
I live alone, and therefore have a television.
When a frum guy, with a beard and payos is paraded in front of the cameras in police custody, it is not a good day for the Jews.
No matter who the victim is.
Most Americans were exposed to terrible stories about Jews on Thursday.
Unfortunately, the fallout of this exposure is being felt across our fruited plain.
All those who keep yelling anti-semitism really don't get it.
I also wish it weren't so.
The news is presented in the media, with details, and background information.
The American culture is often driven by the news...
Those who don't have televisions seem to be unaware of this reality.
when I see the posts of my fellow Jews, babbling about the tragedies, nisyonos, and indiscretions of others, I have to wonder what is the to'eles?
Are you trying to rile up the masses, or do you truly want people to improve? Is another person's pain the source of your entertainment? What if the one who gets hurt is your brother?
Those who enjoy the salacious details need to buy a television, where they can be entertained by fictitious drama, instead of the misdeeds of a few misguided fools.
I imagine it would be a mitzva for those individuals to watch TV.
1. It would keep them out of trouble.
2. It would significantly reduce lashon hora, rechilus, motzi shem ra, and ona'as devorim.
3. It would expose those phonies who use vos iz neias to cover up for their appetite for avodah zara, shefichas damim, and mostly.. gilui arayos.
May Hashem forgive our discretions because we have become inspired to do teshuva, instead of always blaming others.
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Jul 27, 2009 at 06:33 PM eekvesedemeshihe Says:
i just hope they catch this monster soon a refua sheleime to rabbi wosner
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Jul 27, 2009 at 06:28 PM teshuvoh now Says:
“ I live alone, and therefore have a television.
When a frum guy, with a beard and payos is paraded in front of the cameras in police custody, it is not a good day for the Jews.
No matter who the victim is.
Most Americans were exposed to terrible stories about Jews on Thursday.
Unfortunately, the fallout of this exposure is being felt across our fruited plain.
All those who keep yelling anti-semitism really don't get it.
I also wish it weren't so.
The news is presented in the media, with details, and background information.
The American culture is often driven by the news...
Those who don't have televisions seem to be unaware of this reality.
when I see the posts of my fellow Jews, babbling about the tragedies, nisyonos, and indiscretions of others, I have to wonder what is the to'eles?
Are you trying to rile up the masses, or do you truly want people to improve? Is another person's pain the source of your entertainment? What if the one who gets hurt is your brother?
Those who enjoy the salacious details need to buy a television, where they can be entertained by fictitious drama, instead of the misdeeds of a few misguided fools.
I imagine it would be a mitzva for those individuals to watch TV.
1. It would keep them out of trouble.
2. It would significantly reduce lashon hora, rechilus, motzi shem ra, and ona'as devorim.
3. It would expose those phonies who use vos iz neias to cover up for their appetite for avodah zara, shefichas damim, and mostly.. gilui arayos.
May Hashem forgive our discretions because we have become inspired to do teshuva, instead of always blaming others.
”
You make some good points.
Chillul Hashem has ramifications. We need to do teshuvoh!
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Jul 27, 2009 at 07:32 PM Anonymous Says:
the only thing that can help these painful stories go away is if we as Hashems children work on ourselves everyday and show Hashem we got the message
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Jul 27, 2009 at 08:47 PM esther Says:
“ I live alone, and therefore have a television.
When a frum guy, with a beard and payos is paraded in front of the cameras in police custody, it is not a good day for the Jews.
No matter who the victim is.
Most Americans were exposed to terrible stories about Jews on Thursday.
Unfortunately, the fallout of this exposure is being felt across our fruited plain.
All those who keep yelling anti-semitism really don't get it.
I also wish it weren't so.
The news is presented in the media, with details, and background information.
The American culture is often driven by the news...
Those who don't have televisions seem to be unaware of this reality.
when I see the posts of my fellow Jews, babbling about the tragedies, nisyonos, and indiscretions of others, I have to wonder what is the to'eles?
Are you trying to rile up the masses, or do you truly want people to improve? Is another person's pain the source of your entertainment? What if the one who gets hurt is your brother?
Those who enjoy the salacious details need to buy a television, where they can be entertained by fictitious drama, instead of the misdeeds of a few misguided fools.
I imagine it would be a mitzva for those individuals to watch TV.
1. It would keep them out of trouble.
2. It would significantly reduce lashon hora, rechilus, motzi shem ra, and ona'as devorim.
3. It would expose those phonies who use vos iz neias to cover up for their appetite for avodah zara, shefichas damim, and mostly.. gilui arayos.
May Hashem forgive our discretions because we have become inspired to do teshuva, instead of always blaming others.
”
it never ceases to amaze me how frume yidden find all kinds rationals to make TV not only kosher but glatt kosher.
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Jul 27, 2009 at 09:03 PM posheter yid Says:
“ I live alone, and therefore have a television.
When a frum guy, with a beard and payos is paraded in front of the cameras in police custody, it is not a good day for the Jews.
No matter who the victim is.
Most Americans were exposed to terrible stories about Jews on Thursday.
Unfortunately, the fallout of this exposure is being felt across our fruited plain.
All those who keep yelling anti-semitism really don't get it.
I also wish it weren't so.
The news is presented in the media, with details, and background information.
The American culture is often driven by the news...
Those who don't have televisions seem to be unaware of this reality.
when I see the posts of my fellow Jews, babbling about the tragedies, nisyonos, and indiscretions of others, I have to wonder what is the to'eles?
Are you trying to rile up the masses, or do you truly want people to improve? Is another person's pain the source of your entertainment? What if the one who gets hurt is your brother?
Those who enjoy the salacious details need to buy a television, where they can be entertained by fictitious drama, instead of the misdeeds of a few misguided fools.
I imagine it would be a mitzva for those individuals to watch TV.
1. It would keep them out of trouble.
2. It would significantly reduce lashon hora, rechilus, motzi shem ra, and ona'as devorim.
3. It would expose those phonies who use vos iz neias to cover up for their appetite for avodah zara, shefichas damim, and mostly.. gilui arayos.
May Hashem forgive our discretions because we have become inspired to do teshuva, instead of always blaming others.
”
as if TV is all honest! true internet is not either a choise but TV???????!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Jul 27, 2009 at 11:01 PM Reality Check Says:
It never ceases to amaze me how people miss the point.
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Jul 27, 2009 at 11:14 PM Anonymous Says:
Breakout?