Zev Weisinger

@NTarnopolsky As someone who works in the old city. The kotel plaza and kotel is closed. The covered area is strictly kept to 50 or under. The covered area where they are allowing ppl is a protected area. Maybe do some actual research before you post a lie for clickbait

💥This statement from the Israeli prime minister's office can politely be termed a brazen lie. No one has stopped Jews from praying at the Western Wall or at any Old City synagogues, even those with no bomb shelters, so long as wartime guidelines are observed.

@academic_la There is nahal haredi: (tomer, NY, hetz and air force) and the new hasmonean brigade which is led by haredi rabbis not chabad. Chabad is throughout the army doing kiruv as chaplains just like in every part of the US military.

@academic_la You are gonna get someone killed. Stop it. Chabad houses worldwide are put in danger by your irresponsible rhetoric. Chabad has been apolitical since the start. They are also not pro-israel as a policy. Also- there is no chabad unit. Doesnt exist. At all.

Note that the IDF soldier killed today was also a Chabad member. There is an increased Chabad influence in the Israeli military. In 2025, the IDF created Chabad-specific brigade designed to accommodate the movement's strict religious standards while integrating members into the IDF. Roughly 90 Chabad rabbis currently serve as officers in the IDF, with over 20 holding the rank of Captain or higher. Considering that this a messianic organization by definition, this is highly concerning. Chabad believes in the rebuilding of the Third Temple, which would involve the destruction of the Al-Aqsa mosque.

@terp659 @RepCasar @SenSanders When they get public money for stadiums and other tax benefits- no longer such a private enterprise….. im pro business and small gov- but the gov can def get involved here. Should they? Dont know

@RepCasar @SenSanders This is a private business that has nothing to do with you clowns! Stop trying to control everything, and fix actual problems, you little Iranian dictator!!!

Today, @SenSanders and I introduced the Home Team Act. Too often, billionaire sports team owners are getting richer while fans and taxpayers get screwed. Our bill requires team owners to offer locals the chance to buy a team before moving it away.

@FrumTikTok Loving the shoutout to the Aish kitchen team! We have new stuff up our sleeve for after pesach

This is what the meals look like for an American student in a Yeshiva in the old city of Jerusalem, Israel. Credit: zacharyhearst

@TheBelaaz This is reb yankels son? Cause this is def not reb yankel

✡️🫓 -- VIDEO: The Dinover Rebbe of Toms River baking Matzos with his Kehila tonight at the Neimark Shul.

@CraigMurrayOrg @therealmissjo A group that came up out of the woodworks after iran basically told proxies to start stirring shit.

@therealmissjo A group which did not exist until - oh what a coincidence - Israel and the USA attacked Iran.

Could they make the false flag any more obvious? There is only one entity I have ever heard of which routinely and deliberately destroys ambulances - the state of Israel.

זה מתחיל בכיסוי ראש ונגמר בכיסוי חמץ. השנה הפסקנו לנרמל את שתי התופעות האלו. כל בית עסק שיכסה חמץ - שיפנים שחילונים יקרעו את זה במיידי. נמאס לנו שאתם מכסים לנו את החיים בשם הדת.

@academic_la Where are you getting this information??!?!? I am on the ground in israel and nothing you have said abt “growing frustration” is true. Growing frustration is due to school being remote. Enjoy the MMQBing from your comfortable couch in california you miserable hack

Two more Israelis were killed in Ramat Gan from an Iranian attack. A major train station in Tel Aviv was destroyed. The Israeli government and military intelligence are shocked by the volume and nature of Iranian attacks: 1) While the rate of Iranian missile launches has reportedly gone down, the initial waves were massive and aimed at saturating defenses. Iran has been able to sustain a higher than expected level since. 2) Iran has used "drone swarm saturation," very similar to what Russia uses in Ukraine with considerable success. 3) Israel has faced a notable increase in the use of cluster missiles. As of March 12, 11 such missiles had penetrated air defenses, compared to only three in previous conflicts. One such strike in Beit Shemesh killed nine people. This is a problem for defense systems. 4) Beyond the reported damage at the Savidor train station in Tel Aviv, cluster munitions also struck the Holon train station. These strikes appear aimed at paralyzing civilian mobility and logistics in the Gush Dan region. 5) Investigating officials have noted a recurring issue where sirens in some areas, specifically during the initial Tel Aviv strikes, failed to provide the full 90-second warning. This technological lag has contributed to the fatalities, such as the woman killed in Tel Aviv on February 28 because she could not reach shelter in time. 6) Israeli defense officials have publicly acknowledged that even standard reinforced "Mamad" (residential secure rooms) are proving vulnerable to direct hits from Iran’s heavy 500kg ballistic warheads. This has fundamentally shaken the public’s "fortress" mentality, as demonstrated by the Beit Shemesh disaster where victims died inside a communal bunker. 7) Israelis are frustrated because they are constantly being told Iran is losing its ability to strike, yet attacks continue constantly. This has demoralized the public. Israelis are increasingly, and accurately, feeling that the government is unable to keep them safe. Instead it is constantly putting Israel at risk as part of their campaign for regional domination.

@iliSonixili @22CCnews Except from the clip- she missed over 80% of the passes. Overthrows, held it too long, missed passing windows. She should not be handling the ball up the court.

@22CCnews Angel looks like she's trying to fast break. She's looking up on every board and passing to someone streaking, AS SHE SHOULD as a big who boards. Caitlin is also doing what she's supposed to be doing by hanging back as the 1. If you can't push then CC is there to run the O...

ESPBEN: Caitlin Clark to Reese: “If You Don’t See Me… I Don’t See You!” 😳 #CC22 #CaitlinClark #FeverRising #NowYouKnow #FromAnywhere #IndianaFever #WNBA

@academic_la @TaliGoldsheft You are going to get someone killed. You have lost the plot and are becoming the evil you hate and protest so much. Stop.

@TaliGoldsheft Here is a list of people killed:

Here’s a list of attacks on the Jewish community so far this year (it’s only the third month of the year)…including this morning’s attack at a Jewish school in Amsterdam. Please let me know if I missed any others. 1. January 10, 2026 – Beth Israel Congregation, Jackson, Mississippi, USA …Arson attack caused extensive damage including to Torah scrolls; suspect arrested and confessed antisemitic motive. 2. January 28, 2026 – Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters, Brooklyn, New York, USA …Vehicle repeatedly rammed into the entrance causing damage; suspect charged with hate crimes. 3. March 2, 2026 – Temple Emanu-El, North York, Toronto, Canada…Gunshots fired at the building overnight causing bullet damage to windows; no injuries. 4. March 6–7, 2026 – Two synagogues in Toronto area (including Shaarei Shomayim), Canada…Overnight gunfire sprayed at buildings causing bullet holes and damage during Shabbat; no injuries. 5. Early March 2026 (around March 9) – Historic synagogue, Liège, Belgium…Bombing/explosion caused significant damage; treated as an antisemitic act. 6. March 12, 2026 – Temple Israel (including preschool), West Bloomfield, Michigan, USA … terrorist rammed vehicle into the building (with explosives/fireworks inside) followed by gunfire exchange; one security guard injured, suspect killed. 7. March 13, 2026 – Synagogue in central Rotterdam, Netherlands…Overnight arson/explosion attack 8. March 14, 2026 (see below) – Jewish school, Amsterdam (Buitenveldert district), Netherlands

@FrumTikTok this has not been verified by anyone. The USA embassy has not been even contacted or told about this, nor has many travel agents. @LahavHarkov has reported on the issue with the validity of the claims and is working on finding out more.

Seminaries Warn Parents: Do Not Send Girls Through Egypt After Reports of Disturbing Incidents Multiple Israeli seminaries have issued urgent warnings to parents after receiving verified reports that young women traveling through Egypt experienced frightening and, in some cases, abusive situations. In letters sent to parents, the administrations of Machon Bnos Yehuda (MBY), Machon Raaya and Tehillas Bais Yaakov said they had been informed of multiple incidents involving female travelers who attempted to leave Israel via Egypt during the current travel disruptions. According to the letters, groups of women were reportedly separated from the men traveling with them, including married women who were separated from their husbands, and subjected to distressing experiences. Some of the individuals involved have chosen not to speak publicly about what occurred but asked that others be warned. “As a result, we strongly recommend that you do not send your daughters through Egypt,” one of the letters states. The seminaries emphasized that while many students remained in Israel over Shabbos and are safe, the situation surrounding travel routes remains uncertain. Administrators urged families not to rely on information circulating in WhatsApp groups or informal chats, noting that the situation on the ground is rapidly evolving. At the same time, there are signs that regular travel routes may soon resume. The letters note that Ben Gurion Airport has begun gradually reopening, with limited flights starting to take passengers out of Israel. Seminary officials said they are closely monitoring developments and expect more travel options to become available shortly. In the meantime, they asked parents to avoid sending their daughters through Egypt or neighboring countries until safer arrangements are confirmed. Despite the travel uncertainty, administrators reassured parents that their daughters currently in Israel are safe and coping well. “Baruch Hashem, the girls are doing well,” the MBY administration wrote. “They are calm, happy, and adjusting to life in Yerushalayim under the circumstances.” Further updates are expected as additional information about flight availability and travel arrangements becomes available. Source: @5TownsCentral

@softspoken04 That is a bomb shelter dumbass. Its one of the safer spots in the city to be

Indians sleeping in subways after denied access to shelters in bunkers in Israel.

@mikenelson586 @RepScottPerry As someone who is not military, the dude looks like an absolute mf’er.

@RepScottPerry Goddamn, dude- get the basics right. You were in the fucking military. He's a Nightstalker

Extraordinary, and the first Medal of Honor I’ve ever been personally present to witness - I’m beyond humbled. Congratulations, CW5 Eric Slover, the Delta Force pilot who flew the Chinook mission - against all odds (to include being shot four times) - to execute the Maduro raid/capture with the other special operators. God bless you, brother.

@JackJTurell Look Ryan was great- but steinmetz was the catalyst of the change in culture not ryan. I there was he was hired and the first year. (I was pres of SAAC that first year)

Love this breakdown, but you forgot about Jack Turell arriving in 2015-2016 and completely changing the culture of the program

@Dingo__74 @TheHoopHerald @YUathletics So he is in @YeshivaUni which is a dual curriculum. He learns judaic studies (talmud) til 3pm and only start secular studies at 3pm. And also fits in a nightime judaics study period (8-10pm is normal) as well. This is before basketball activities.

@zweisinger @TheHoopHerald @YUathletics That sucks. He must be a slow learner.

The best player in the nation that you have never heard of is 6’2 flamethrower, Zevi Samet, who just put up 52 pts for Division 3 Power @YUathletics We may have a new “Jewish Jordan” on our hands and A lot of professional scouts are taking notice

@Dingo__74 @TheHoopHerald @YUathletics The crazy thing is, if he trained and made basketball his entire life he could. His schedule is insane. He is in class from 8am to at least 6pm daily. Thats class not practice or gym.

@TheHoopHerald @YUathletics D3 is not serious basketball. Lets see him do it at Duke.

@eszombek @TheHoopHerald @YUathletics Yes from what i have seen

@TheHoopHerald @YUathletics Better than Turell?

@tim86975973 @TheHoopHerald @YUathletics I think still HS…..

@TheHoopHerald @YUathletics Whats chaim galbat, I forget his name up to?

@EricLensherr10 @TheHoopHerald @YUathletics As an alum of @YUathletics, while agree somewhat, its a legitimate league and there is real talent playing. Samet could def make a D1. No question.

@TheHoopHerald @YUathletics It’s D3, let’s pump the brakes