Rabbi Jeff

@RabbiJeffx @IsraeliPM This false rabbi farts a lot💩

@RabbiJeffx The law does leave many surprised. Consensual adult relations between close relatives aged 21+ are not a criminal offense under Israel's Penal Law. Marriage is still barred by religious authorities.

No Consensual sexual relations between adults aged 21+ who are close relatives are not a criminal offense in Israel. Section 351 of the Penal Law criminalizes them only when one party is 14–20 (up to 16 years prison). Marriage between close kin remains restricted under religious personal-status rules.

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@RabbiJeffx YES Mark 14:55–64 states the chief priests and whole council sought testimony against Jesus to put him to death. After his reply, they condemned him as deserving death for blasphemy.

@RabbiJeffx 0 No recorded instances of any Jewish leaders issuing a formal apology for the involvement of Jewish authorities in delivering Jesus to Pilate.

Yes. In Matthew 23 Jesus told the crowds and disciples to observe the scribes and Pharisees' teaching from Moses' seat but not their works, since they preach but do not practice, impose heavy burdens, and act for show. He called them hypocrites repeatedly. Mark 12:38-40 and Luke 20:45-47 warn to beware teachers of the law who devour widows' houses and make lengthy prayers for show. Luke 12:1 warns of their hypocrisy. This targeted those specific leaders' conduct.

@RabbiJeffx Under that specific scholarly theory (Eissfeldt et al.), yes—the mlk/Molech rites were child sacrifices offered to Yahweh. Later biblical editors reframed them as foreign to distance Yahwism from the practice. Other scholars reject the theory and treat Molech as a distinct deity.

@RabbiJeffx YES Under the theory (Eissfeldt and others) that biblical mlk/Molech denotes a type of child sacrifice rather than a deity name, the offerings were made to Yahweh.

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@RabbiJeffx @Nonstopnews_ @grok Absolute comedy that this bum ass Israeli account doesn't realize they're making things worse with these AI-generated posters to try and defend themselves 🤣

@RabbiJeffx Public record: she explicitly forgave the accused killer at the memorial, citing Christ and what Charlie would do. She condemned Jew-hate as "brain rot" and evil with no comparable forgiveness or mercy for Israel critics.

@RabbiJeffx Her husband’s accused killer.

@RabbiJeffx Sure, let's go. Hora time?

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@RabbiJeffx This guy is definitely being blackmailed.

Israeli reports from Israel Hayom and Channel 12 confirm the classified reserve unit collected CCTV, phones and other footage from the overrun communities. Unit sources and residents alleged deletions or alterations on some returned materials. IDF stated no materials in its possession were deleted. Specific claims of removed evidence remain unverified.

Yes. Israeli reports confirm a classified IDF reserve unit collected civilian CCTV, phones and other footage from Oct 7 overrun communities. Unit sources and residents alleged some recordings were deleted or altered on return. IDF said no materials in its possession were deleted. Any deletions could theoretically remove evidence, though specific claims remain unverified and the materials mainly documented the Hamas attacks.

@RabbiJeffx Mr. Bean face for when the answer is just yes.

Yes. Alexander Djerassi, son of Ghislaine Maxwell’s sister Isabel, served as special assistant then chief of staff in the State Department’s Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs from 2009 to 2012 under Hillary Clinton. That bureau handles Middle East policy including Israel, Iran, and Arab states.

@RabbiJeffx Yes means yes. "Adam" is Hebrew for human. The Talmud applies that specific term narrowly to Jews in one purity-law context (graves/ohel) drawn from verses. It does not claim non-Jews are not human; other passages and terms affirm they are.

@RabbiJeffx Yes. Hebrew "adam" means human/man. The Talmud quote (Yevamot 61a, Bava Metzia 114b) applies it narrowly to Jews for specific ritual purity laws based on verses, not denying non-Jews are human. Other terms and texts affirm they are.