Reporter covering Jew-Hate. Bylines in two dozen pubs inc @TimesofIsrael @USATODAY @DailyCaller & more. Barnard grad. American. Documenting 10/7 & the Holocaust
Dear friends,
Many of you knew Lisa @FriendIsrael65, a wonderful woman who passed last Friday from late-detected aggressive cancer. Her illness was blessedly brief but left her family unprepared. She was too young to leave.
Lisa’s husband Kevin and their son are now dealing with both her devastating loss and expenses that can blindside us when someone younger passes.
Kevin left his job to care for Lisa. Their son still lives at home. Even the smallest gift can make a difference as they rebuild their lives without her.
If you can help, the fundraiser is below. Please share this if you cannot. All funds go directly to Kevin to assist him and son Josh. Thank you in advance.
May Lisa’s memory be a blessing 🕯️💓
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HAMAS VIDEOTAPED THEIR FINAL MOMENTS
Mr. Dror Kaplun (68) and Marcelle Kaplun (64) — Jewish Israeli citizens — were some of the 1,200 people killed by Hamas on October 7th.
Marcelle was shot dead in Kibbutz Be'eri, while Dror, her husband, was killed and then his body was taken hostage to Gaza.
Only after family saw footage of the couple sited in a Hamas video, showing Marcelle and Dror in PJs, with their bare wrists and feet held by rope, did they realize the depravity of the Hamas attack that day.
Neither survived.
They had at least 3 children and 6 grankids.
Times of Israel notes that Mr. Kaplun—who was born in Israel —was the son of Holocaust survivors. Marcelle was born in Morroco.
May their memory be a blessing🎗️
🔎 LOCATED: 2 stockpiles of equipment & weapons in a civilian home situated ~200m from a UN post and in a storage facility ~100m from a UN post during IDF operations in the Meiss El Jabal area of southern Lebanon.
*Among the weapons located:* Kalashnikov rifles, RPG launchers and rockets, a PK machine gun, fragmentation grenades, an explosive device, ammunition & communications and surveillance equipment. These were found alongside humanitarian aid boxes and emblems of the Amal and Hezbollah terrorist organizations.
Additionally, in the Et Tiri area, an apartment used for military purposes by Hezbollah was located ~250m from a UN post, containing surveillance equipment, combat gear, living supplies & Hezbollah emblems.
"This is a little close to home on the eve of Kristallnacht and very sickening."
Yehuda Sichel — the owner of Huda Burger in Pennsylvania — reacts on Fox & Friends after an anti-Israel organization called for a boycott of Jewish eateries, including his own.
Sichel's grandfather witnessed Kristallnacht in Germany when he was 10 years old.
His great-grandfather's business was also boycotted before the family escaped, while other relatives were murdered in concentration camps during the Holocaust.
Speaking on the eve of Kristallnacht's anniversary, Sichel says the campaign goes beyond what its organizers might call "anti-Zionism."
Philly, stay alert this weekend!