" Thou comest to me with a sword and a spear and a shield, but I come to thee in the name of the L-rd of Hosts, the G-d of the armies of Israel, whom thou hast humiliated..." (I Samuel, 17:45-47)
Showing posts with label Binyamin Kahane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Binyamin Kahane. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

R' Binyamin & Talia Kahane: Warriors of Yahadut (Written last year)

It was a cold and dark day in December. A blizzard had just crippled the entire Tri-State area, and I was housebound. I'll never forget the shock when I heard the terrible news. It was surreal in the most ghastly sense. I kept telling myself that perhaps I had misheard.But it was all too real. Rav Binyamin Kahane and his wife Talia were gone. Gunned down by Arabs, while driving the roads of the "liberated areas". Slaughtered with the same guns that these beasts were given by the accursed Left, courtesy of the "Oslo Peace Treaty". I sat all day in near shock like a vegetable. Totally devastated at the loss of such special people. An unimaginable loss for their young children (at the time) who were suddenly orphans in the truest sense of the word. A collective loss for the Jewish people, most of whom will never appreciate what true Scholar-Warriors are.

I never merited to study under the Rav's genuine "right-hand" son, who kept the idea alive after his assassination. (I was still living in the States.) I was however fortunate enough to meet him on those rare occasions that he visited the states. Unique in his own right, R' Binyamin had the qualities that the Rambam deems essential for passing on leadership to one's son. More important than pure Torah knowledge (and R' Binyamin was a genuine Torah scholar) is the attribute of mesirat nefesh (self-sacrifice). And R' Binyamin certainly had it. His very essence was mesirat nefesh, and the burning desire to sanctify the Almighty's name. From what I hear his wife was from the same mold. The quality of self-sacrifice was what made him the true torch-bearer of the Rav.


May G-d avenge the blood of Rav Meir Kahane, his son Binyamin and his beloved wife, and all the kedoshim who were slaughtered by these malignant beasts. May we see it soon with our own eyes, so that the pervasive desecration of G-d's name is permanently removed from the world. On that day, the knowledge of G-d will reign supreme, and all will know His Name.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Mamlachti Delusions: What The Grasshopper Saw (audio)

Following Netanyahu's alleged refusal (and my audio will dissect this myth) to extend Obama's anti-semitic building freeze, the "mamlachtim" have been heaping undeserved praise at Bibi. My reflections on the obscene attempt of many "daati-leumi" grasshoppers to turn Netanyahu into the Messiah.


MP3 File

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

R' Binyamin & Talia Kahane: Warriors of Yahadut

It was a cold and dark day in December. A blizzard had just crippled the entire Tri-State area, and I was housebound. I'll never forget the shock when I heard the terrible news. It was surreal in the most ghastly sense. I kept telling myself that perhaps I had misheard.But it was all too real. Rav Binyamin and his wife Talia were gone. Gunned down by Arabs, while driving the roads of the "liberated areas". Slaughtered with the same guns that these beasts were given by the accursed Left, courtesy of the "Oslo Peace Treaty".


I sat all day in near shock like a vegetable. Totally devastated at the loss of such special people. An unimaginable loss for their young children (at the time) who were suddenly orphans in the truest sense of the word. A collective loss for the Jewish people, most of whom will never appreciate what true Scholar-Warriors are.


I never merited to study under the Rav's genuine "right-hand" son, who kept the idea alive after his assassination. (I was still living in the States.) I was however fortunate enough to meet him on those rare occasions that he visited the states. Unique in his own right, R' Binyamin had the qualities that the Rambam deems essential for passing on leadership to one's son. More important than pure Torah knowledge (and R' Binyamin was a genuine Torah scholar) is the attribute of mesirat nefesh (self-sacrifice). And R' Binyamin certainly had it. His very essence was mesirat nefesh, and the burning desire to sanctify the Almighty's name. From what I hear his wife was from the same mold. The quality of self-sacrifice was what made him the true torch-bearer of the Rav.


May G-d avenge the blood of Rav Meir Kahane, his son Binyamin and his beloved wife, and all the kedoshim who were slaughtered by these malignant beasts. May we see it soon with our own eyes, so that the pervasive desecration of G-d's name is permanently removed from the world. On that day, the knowledge of G-d will reign supreme, and all will know His Name.

Friday, January 2, 2009

Binyamin and Talia Kahane, may G-d avenge their blood!

May G-d avenge the blood of these two heroic kedoshim who were slaughtered by Arab dogs on the road, orphaning their six children. I remember the shock when I heard the news on that cold dark day. There was a blizzard that shut down the tri-state area and I was housebound. I sat on the couch like a vegetable for the better part of the day, utterly devastated. Klal Yisroel had no idea how special they were. True Scholar-Warriors for the Authentic Jewish Idea. Today Israel still has no idea that they are dealing with Amalek. They send medical aid to the same poisonous populace that voted for Hamas. Hamas is just a name for this particular group of rodents. They are all the same vicious Jew-haters and they must be destroyed! In the meantime, Israel's eunichs continue to exhibit their impotence, while rockets are landing on Jewish towns. Rockets that are launched so that parts of Jews can be scattered throughout the Negev.


May we see bloody vengeance soon enough with our own eyes, and be zocheh to dance the kazatzkah in a pool of the enemy's blood.


Shabbat Shalom!

Monday, November 10, 2008

"On Assassinations and Attempted Assassinations"-By Binyamin Kahane (H"YD)

Binyamin Kahane's classic article that he wrote shortly after Rabin's assassination. Few could have said it better.
Translated by Lenny Goldberg

The murder of Yizchak Rabin has left so many Jews confused. I am not talking about the self-righteous Israeli media, who, ad nauseam, toil to create a nation-wide atmosphere that doesn't exist. Anyone who lives amongst his people knows that such a thing was brewing in the guts of so many people, as more and more Jews without any link to one another saw it as perhaps the last and only chance to do "something". No one is happy about it, but when a people are driven to desperation by seeing this evil regime remove the ground from beneath them, establishing fact after fact without a willingness to heed any logic and remain totally oblivious to public opinion - all this pointed to the fact that such a thing was more and more likely to occur.

I do not think that now is time to discuss how one should relate to such an event. I also won't play into the hands of the evil and corrupt Israeli authorities whose leader has left this world, and who, like wild animals,hunt down prey with an uninhibited lust for vengeance which knows no bounds.In this discussion I will only raise a few points for all those confused Jews who do not know how to deal with this new situation.

Yizchak Rabin was a man who brought the Jewish People to the verge of national tragedy which we have not yet seen in our history. Yizchak Rabin and his policies brought death to many, many Jewish homes, and the slogan"Rabin the murderer" is a correct one, no matter how much the left protests and screams. For sure, love of Jews is a lofty concept, and the hope that Rabin would do "Tshuva" is fine. But when a leader holds an entire country hostage, is it the time to throw around slogans, or is it the time to act more forcefully?

What caused Yigal Amir, a third year law student, Yeshiva scholar and outstanding Golani soldier to give all that up and take upon himself such a mission? What caused him to stand with such incredible cool-headedness across from the Prime Minister of Israel and shoot him? Was it some momentary hysteria? And what caused so many people, and I dare say thousands, to bring up the idea in so many discussions? Does not such a widespread gut feeling tell us something? Did Yigal Amir take upon himself the definition, "The zealots strike him"?

And finally, according to the non-Jewish calendar, (which perhaps has no significance for us anyway), Yizchak Rabin was killed exactly five years after my father. How ironic. Do you remember the reaction of the left when my father was murdered? These self-righteous hypocrites danced on his blood.The Israeli Government officially ignored it. It was pleased to see the troublemaker go.

My father's murder was also two years after the same Likud-Labor government,out of fear that he would cop seats from them, banned my father from running for Knesset. Such an act disenfranchised hundreds of thousands of Jews,negating from them their basic democratic right to vote. It closed the door in the face of the most excitable and enthusiastic sector of the population,and it left them little choice. Did it not enter their Bolshevik minds that one out of all these people MIGHT do something out of desperation when no other alternative was left to?

In one of his books, my father writes about the first murder attempt against him. The year was 1976, and the Shin Bet warned him to stop his actions, and if not, they would "take care of him". My father did not stop, and on the17th of Tamuz, 1976, there was an attempt to assassinate him. Only a miracle saved him. Who was Prime Minister then? You got it. Yizchak Rabin.

Many say that such is an appropriate ending for a traitor. Is this true? Is this the way? I leave the question open and as food for thought after putting before you some of my own thoughts. There is much more that must be said, and with G-d's help we will continue at another time. Firmly and carefully. We will not play into the hands of the authorities who are looking for easy prey.