Year: 2019

So is every Chabad going to have security? [Banging my head against the wall.] A Response To Tragedy Our hearts are shattered by the cold-blooded attack on our brothers and sisters—Jews of all walks of life— gathered at Chabad-Lubavitch of Poway on Shabbat and the final day of Passover.In an act of unfathomable hatred and

“The shocking nature of Venezuela’s economic collapse has been covered ad nauseam. However, one aspect of the Venezuelan crisis that does not receive much coverage is the country’s gun control regime.” The very intention of America’s Second Amendment. Is Venezuela paying the price for adopting gun control? The shocking nature of Venezuela’s economic collapse has

Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) filed legislation to ensure that President Trump cannot use federal grant money to arm teachers for classroom defense. Demings used a press release to announce “The Secure Communities and Safe Schools Act,” the aim of which is to “to prevent the Trump Administration from using anti-terrorism funding to give guns to educators.”

“Indeed, even Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein of the Chabad of Poway revealed that the deadly attack could have been prevented had his synagogue been able to afford armed security guards.” Every place of worship can afford off duty armed and uniformed law enforcement officers. It’s a choice. It’s a top priority. The price paid here was

“This nonsense comes in the wake of a growing number of stabbings since Britain outlawed guns altogether. While Britain can now boast, as Piers Morgan famously did in his interview with Alex Jones, that they were only about 30 gun murders in Britain in the year prior, British politicians failed to notice that crime continues

“The basic problem, as with other “red flag” laws, is that the process is rigged against the respondent from the beginning. Once a temporary, ex parte ERPO is issued (as it probably will be), there is apt to be a bias in favor of extending it and against terminating it early, since the respondent already

“National Rifle Association Executive Vice President/CEO Wayne LaPierre was re-elected unanimously and unopposed by the NRA Board of Directors at their meeting in Indianapolis, Ind., April 29, 2019.” Not so much a good thing. National Rifle Association Executive Vice President/CEO Wayne LaPierre was re-elected unanimously and unopposed by the NRA Board of Directors at their meeting

Some word of advice from a simple Isreali Jew who lives in South Florida. Posting a story regarding the massacre is not enough, not even if you add “my thoughts and prayers” or “heartbroken” to it. Not even if you add a broken heart emoji. Here is what I think we should do: 1. Carry

“LaPierre has run the NRA full-time for almost 30 years, and will continue to do so.” This is the problem. The announcement Saturday that Oliver North is stepping down as president of the National Rifle Association – following news that the New York attorney general is investigating the group’s tax-exempt status – has sparked overwrought