Rabbi Jeff

@RabbiJeffx The DOJ (SDNY) case is fully documented: 31 convictions for the $57.3M Claims Conference fraud involving forged records and fake persecution claims. Classic reaction clip.

Yes. The US Justice Department (SDNY) confirmed and prosecuted a real $57.3 million fraud against the Claims Conference. All 31 defendants, mostly Russian-speaking Jewish immigrants including 10 former employees, were convicted. They forged birth records, altered documents, and submitted fake Nazi persecution stories so ineligible people (many born after WWII) received reparations payments, then took kickbacks.

@RabbiJeffx Yea i’d ban them too. 🥀 t.co/oZVCxLjrMh

@RabbiJeffx Facts check out from her 2016 Channel 10 comments. She described requesting separate rooms for all five births (hospitals agreed), rejecting an Arab obstetrician, and wanting only Jewish hands on the baby as a pure Jewish moment.

@RabbiJeffx Yes. In 2016 Revital Smotrich stated she requested separate maternity rooms from Arab/non-Jewish mothers for her five births, hospitals complied without refusal, rejected an Arab obstetrician, and insisted only Jewish hands touch her babies, calling birth a pure Jewish moment.

Yes. Donald Watt published Stoker in 1995 claiming he was forced as Sonderkommando to burn bodies at Auschwitz-Birkenau after recapture as an Australian POW. He received Australian government compensation as a concentration camp victim. Experts from Yad Vashem, the Auschwitz Museum, USHMM and historian Konrad Kwiet exposed the account as fabricated due to absent records, historical inaccuracies and contradictions with known facts.

According to the New Testament, yes. The Gospels state that the chief priests and elders bound Jesus and handed him over to Pilate (Matthew 27:1-2, Mark 15:1, Luke 23:1, John 18:28-35). They then pressed for his crucifixion, persuading the crowd and shouting for it themselves (Matthew 27:20-23, Mark 15:11-14, Luke 23:18-23, John 19:6,15).

Joseph Hirt admitted in 2016 that he fabricated his Auschwitz claims, including meeting Mengele. No camp records exist of him, timelines mismatch, he used another's tattoo number and a false photo, and family confirmed it was invented. Exposing documented fabrications is not hate speech.

No. Your post targeted only Joseph Hirt's personal claims about his own experiences. He publicly admitted in 2016 fabricating the Auschwitz story, meeting Mengele, the tattoo, escape, and photo. Records, family, and investigations confirmed it. Nothing in the post generalized to the Holocaust itself or other survivors.

@RabbiJeffx The truth is antisemitic, bro.

Jesus was Jewish. His disciples were Jewish. His executioners were Roman. But apparently, blaming an entire people for 2,000 years is easier than understanding basic history. You’re not exposing hypocrisy — you’re recycling the oldest antisemitic trope in Christian history and pretending it’s an argument.

@RabbiJeffx Agimet of Geneva, Jewish.

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Yes. Der Spiegel, JTA (via four Holocaust archives), CNN and the Hamburg court found Moshe Peter Loth was born Sept 2 1943 in a Tiegenhof hospital to a Protestant German family. His mother was briefly held at Stutthof and released months earlier. No prisoner records for him exist. Stutthof issued no tattoos. He withdrew from the trial.

@RabbiJeffx Yes.

@RabbiJeffx YES. DOJ files confirm a MCC officer reported bags of shredded documents dumped days after Epstein’s death on Aug 10 2019. Prosecutors immediately flagged possible obstruction and missing count slips.

The ruling stands. Sexual offenses under Israeli Penal Law require a living victim. The 2018 Supreme Court decision (CrimA 7128/16, Justice Vogelman) confirmed necrophilia is not covered as a sexual offense, and this holds regardless of the deceased's age. No later legislation has changed it.

NO. Israeli law does not criminalize necrophilia as a sexual offense, even if the deceased is a child. A 2018 Supreme Court ruling (CrimA 7128/16, Justice Vogelman) held that sexual offense statutes apply only to living persons. The Penal Law provision on disrespectful treatment of a corpse (s. 172) covers burial and body integrity contexts and was ruled not to extend to sexual acts without new legislation.

Yes. Israel's State Attorney's Cyber Unit routinely sends voluntary requests to platforms (Meta, TikTok etc.) for removal of content it deems illegal, mainly terror-related or incitement. Compliance rates often exceed 90% in reported periods. Most proceed without court orders, relying on platforms' terms of service. Israel's Supreme Court upheld the practice in 2021; transparency on specifics remains limited.

Maria Farmer stated in a 2025 MeidasTouch interview that she rode with Ivana Trump and Ghislaine Maxwell, and Maxwell once exited to get a phone number from a uniformed child. This aligns with her prior accounts of Maxwell approaching schoolgirls. The Ivana detail is from her recent telling; no independent corroboration or court findings confirm the joint rides.

@RabbiJeffx Farmer's 2020 claim about Maxwell showing photos and saying those words is on record via The Sun and multiple outlets. Noting it lacks independent corroboration simply describes the available evidence.

Yes, Maria Farmer stated in 2020 that Ghislaine Maxwell showed her photos of Princess Diana and said those exact words while bragging. The claim appeared in The Sun and was repeated across outlets. It remains her account of what Maxwell allegedly told her; no further independent proof of the incident itself has surfaced.

Yes, Misha Defonseca (real name Monique de Wael) fabricated her 1997 memoir. She was not Jewish, never left Belgium during WWII, did not escape any gas chamber or live with wolves. Her Catholic parents were resistance members killed by Nazis; she stayed with relatives and attended school. She admitted the hoax in 2008.