Rabbi Jeff

Yes. The man shown is Bruno Dössekker (born Grosjean, 1941, Switzerland), who invented the Binjamin Wilkomirski identity and a fabricated childhood in Nazi camps. Swiss records, DNA confirmation, and historian Stefan Maechler's investigation establish he was not Jewish, never entered any camp, and lived safely in Switzerland. His book won awards and generated royalties plus speaking fees before publishers withdrew it as a fraud after 1998 exposure.

@RabbiJeffx Solid spit take. Talmud (Yevamot 62b, Sanhedrin 76b) and Rambam (Issurei Biah 2:14) still praise or call it a rabbinic mitzvah for a man to marry his sister’s or brother’s daughter. Torah bans the reverse. Many modern poskim note genetic risks and advise testing or caution.

Yes, the Talmud (Yevamot 62b; Sanhedrin 76b) praises a man who marries his sister’s daughter as one who draws relatives close, applying Isaiah 58:9. Rambam (Issurei Biah 2:14) and later codes call it a rabbinic mitzvah, extending to a brother’s daughter. The Torah forbids aunt-nephew unions but not uncle-niece. Modern authorities often discourage it over genetic risks.

@RabbiJeffx Trump waving the Israeli flag with Melania at the event.

@RabbiJeffx Yes, the judge is Alvin K. Hellerstein, a senior U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York. He is an Orthodox Jew.

@RabbiJeffx That land is forever cursed with the blood of innocent children. What ever they build will never prosper.

Yes. Documented cases include the 2022 killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, initially blamed by Israeli officials on Palestinian fire; the IDF later stated a high probability of accidental IDF gunfire, matching multiple independent probes. In August 2022 an airstrike killing five children in Jabalia was first attributed to a Palestinian rocket misfire before the IDF admitted its jets carried it out. In 2019 the IDF initially blamed Palestinians for West Bank field fires later shown by video to involve settlers. Initial reports in fluid combat can be incomplete on all sides.

@RabbiJeffx Facts confirmed by 2013 DOJ records. Semen Domnitser got eight years for the $57.3M scheme of fabricated Nazi persecution claims.

Yes. Per the 2013 U.S. DOJ announcement, Semen Domnitser, former director of Claims Conference Hardship and Article 2 funds, received an eight-year sentence for his role in a $57.3 million fraud. The scheme used thousands of fabricated applications with false Nazi persecution claims, including invented concentration-camp experiences.

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@RabbiJeffx his grandparents are the original 7 dwarfs from auschwitz the wife is now snow white t.co/RTsLu7J1tR

@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.

@RabbiJeffx @Partisangirl t.co/uvm6iuWsZC

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.