SEX: Donkey Sex, the Most Bizarre Tradition...

The author of a book (the women in red) in this video clip says that she has heard, not investigated, verified and found..., that Muslim people in Muslim countries encourage their sons to have sex with donkeys (bestiality) because Muslim people (parents) believe that having sex with donkeys help the penis grow bigger.

I do not know why my father and all the male members of my family (immediate or not immediate) made me and their kids miss on such an opportunity?!!

The woman in red, I guess, is a polish Jewess, who writes books on "I have heard...";rumors, not on investigated and verified facts, thus victimizing Certain people whoever they maybe; Jews, Christian or Muslims.

   

I have studied comparative religions and specifically the Islamic jurisprudence and sociology, but never heard that Islam or Muslims' culture encourage bestiality. Neither does the Jewish or Christian jurisprudence.

But, do some people of the aforementioned religions commit such an atrocity? The answer is: YES. Do their religion or culture encourage them to engage in such a thing? The answer is: NO. Nonetheless, sinners are everywhere, and have been there throughout history; bestiality, lesbianism, homosexuality.

Does the existence of such a disgusting phenomenon justifies such a stomach-upsetting practice? The answer is: NO.

 What on earth 

is wrong with the human race!!!

JEWS: Rabbis tell 60,000 in NY: Get rid of the Internet if you know what’s good for you (Rabbis In Stadium Update)

Rabbis tell 60,000 in NY: Get rid of the Internet if you know what’s good for you (Rabbis In Stadium Update)

May 212012 

  5-hour Citi Field event, mostly in Yiddish, warns against ‘a great destruction of the Jewish people’; some participants live feed the gathering.

 

In an extraordinary gathering of nearly 60,000 ultra-Orthodox Jews, leading rabbis of the yeshiva and Hassidic world all but banned the Internet.

A halachic decision rendered by Rabbi Shmuel Halevi Wosner, one of the senior rabbis in the Orthodox world, said the Internet could be used for work purposes in an office — but only if absolutely necessary, and with the use of a filter. There was no justification for Internet use at home under any circumstances.

The ruling came during a five-hour program Sunday at the Citi Field baseball stadium in Queens, NY, in which prominent rabbis from the so-called Lithuanian (non-Hassidic) yeshiva world along with Hassidic rabbinical leaders discussed the dangers of the Internet and how to cope with them. While some speakers seemed to advocate a more moderate approach that might have allowed the compromise of a “religious” or highly filtered Internet, most were dead set against it, stating categorically that all Jews who considered themselves Orthodox were obligated to stay as far away from the Internet as possible.

Much of the program was conducted in Yiddish. Several of the speakers stressed the “historic significance” of the day, with one, Rabbi Efraim Wachsman of Yeshiva Meor Yitzchok in Monsey, NY, telling the assembled that the event was a “historic crossroads. Your strength and resolve today will decide what Judaism will look like in a few years from now.”

Those who wished to ensure their future, and more importantly their children’s futures, as Orthodox Jews, would do well to heed the words of the “gedolim” — the rabbinical leaders addressing the gathering — the audience was warned.

Speakers drew on Biblical, Talmudic, rabbinical, and general philosophical sources to back their positions. The ethos of the Internet, which values ever faster access and ever greater instant gratification was contrasted unfavorably with the traditional Jewish values of patience and perseverance.

“The Internet, is about the moment, the fleeting,” said Wachsman, terming people hooked on Web surfing click vegetables.

“People say the gedolim don’t understand the Internet,” he continued. “That could be true. But they understand the trends, and they understand that the instant gratification is the opposite of the holiness needed to become a Torah scholar. The nation of Torah, the nation that gave the world so much wisdom, is now turning into a people of yentayachne.com,” using the Yiddish term for “nasty gossip.”

At least a third of the Internet — “and that is probably an old report” — was full of content that no Jew should be looking at, he said, although he did not use the term pornography.

Wachsmann singled out for special condemnation the damage caused by social media to the stature of rabbis and Jewish scholars. He was referring to the numerous blog posts in which leaders have been excoriated for their silence and inaction on such issues as child molestation in the Orthodox community.

Several of the speakers called on yeshivas to deny admission to applicants who had Internet at home, and Rabbi Wosner included this principle in his halachic decision. Speaking in Yiddish, Rabbi Don Segal, who has been spiritual adviser in numerous yeshivas, said that even those who thought they needed Internet at work should try to find ways to avoid using it, as it was perhaps the “evil inclination” convincing them that they truly needed it.

In a letter sent to event organizers, Bnei Brak’s Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, perhaps the senior authority in the ultra-Orthodox world today, wrote that the Internet was “a great destruction for the Jewish people, with many reaching the lowest levels. There is no home that has these devices that has not fallen prey to terrible sins…. It is the obligation of everyone to gather together and destroy this evil inclination.”

Anyone who felt he had need for Internet use without a filter was required to obtain permission from a rabbi, he wrote.

Rabbi Mattiyahu Salomon of the Lakewood Yeshiva, who was the driving force behind the event, emphasized in his remarks the importance of protecting Jewish children from the ravages of the Internet, which destroys their intrinsic holiness. He also asked members of the audience to pray for the protection against “the great danger in Israel that a law may be passed to draft yeshiva students into the army. We know the Torah is the protection of the Jewish people,” he said. “[Yeshiva students] are the army, and to take them from their studies” would bring tragedy to the Jewish people.

Some 42,000 men participated in the sold-out event at Citi Field in Queens, New York, along with nearly 20,000 in a nearby stadium, added at the last minute for the overflow demand. Women were able to view the proceedings via closed-circuit TV.

Numerous protests took place outside the stadiums, including one by a group proclaiming that “the Internet is not the problem,” and another protesting rabbinical silence on the child abuse scandals. At least one blogger who had proclaimed somewhat lukewarm support for the event said he felt “fooled” by what had gone on. “Nothing positive about the Internet was discussed,” he wrote. “Websites with Torah and the ability to communicate with friends and family was ignored. In short, this event set the clock back to zero. I was wrong. Things are more bleak than I presumed.”

Officially, there was no Web coverage — for obvious reasons — yet numerous live feeds sprang up online enabling people around the world to see the event. The feeds were furnished by attendees who used smart devices to record and upload the proceedings, and many of these people were sending out tweets on Twitter describing the goings-on, to the extent that the hashtag “asifa” (the term used to describe the gathering) was high on Twitter’s trending topic list while the event was taking place.

As could be expected, many of the tweets were furnished by skeptics, with enough to populate a list of the funniest, like this one: “Were it not for social media I would not be able to keep track of the asifa.”

Source: http://www.timesofisrael.com/rabbis-get-rid-of-the-internet-if-you-know-whats-good-for-you/

 They used it before 

and they are using it now

  

JEWS/RABBIS: Australian sex abuse scandal tars name of venerated Chabad rabbi

 

Amid flurry of sex abuse charges in Brooklyn's 

ultra-Orthodox community, 

Melbourne's Yeshivah College is rocked by claims David Cyprys committed gross indecency, 

including rape, toward minors.

By Dan Goldberg  

May.19, 2012 | 8:53 PM

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - The tightly knit Chabad Lubavitch community in Melbourne has been rocked by claims about the role of the community's rabbi in alleged instances of child abuse at an Orthodox boys school.

At the center of the crisis is David Cyprys, a former security guard contracted by Melbourne's Yeshivah College, which also houses the headquarters of the local Chabad movement.

Cyprys, 44, appeared at Melbourne Magistrates Court last week, contesting 53 charges of gross indecency toward minors, including six counts of rape allegedly committed between 1982 and 1991.

There are at least 12 alleged victims, including two who now live in America.

Court documents state they were assaulted at various locations, including Cyprys' van, Yeshivah College, Gan Yisrael youth camps and ritual baths.

In a dramatic week in court, testimonies were made public about the alleged role of New York-born Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Groner, the spiritual leader of Melbourne's Yeshivah College and head of the Chabad movement in the city, who died in 2008.

Rumors have long been circulating that Rabbi Groner, who was sent here by the late Lubavitcher rebbe in the 1950s to spearhead Chabad in Melbourne, had failed to report allegations of sexual abuse to authorities. Last year, police accused Yeshivah College leaders of "lying to police" and "trying to cover up sex abuse claims."

The allegations against Groner, one of Australia's best-known rabbis, echo similar charges currently being leveled thousands of miles away against leaders and rabbis of the ultra-Orthodox community in Brooklyn, New York. In both cases ultra-Orthodox rabbis stand accused of covering up cases of sexual abuse and molestation, and of harassing victims who complain to secular courts.

The New York Times this week accused Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes of collaborating with Haredi rabbis in shielding some sex offenders from prosecution and public exposure. At the same time, New York television stations on Tuesday broadcast scenes from a well-attended, ultra-Orthodox fund-raiser for a therapist accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl, while the girl's relatives maintained a vigil and protest outside the building where the fund-raiser was being held.

Parents' confrontation

Rabbi Avrohom Glick, Yeshivah College principal between 1986 and 2007, changed his testimony under oath last week to say that Rabbi Groner had told him on two occasions the names of individuals who were allegedly molested.

Rabbi Glick, who still teaches at the college, also said that an alleged victim reported his story to him. Previously, Glick had said he had not heard any claims by alleged victims.

Court documents released last week revealed that parents of alleged victims confronted Rabbi Groner in the 1980s. One mother said in a witness statement that when she called Groner to tell him of her son's alleged abuse, he replied, "'Oh no, I thought we cured him.' By this I was sure that Rabbi Groner meant this sort of thing had happened before with David Cyprys."

Rabbi Groner, whose brother Leib was the Lubavitcher rebbe's personal secretary, was widely credited with "putting Chabad on the map in Australia," according to Yossi Aron, an Orthodox historian who is writing a book on Yeshivah.

While he did not defend Rabbi Groner's alleged actions, Aron told Haaretz: "It's a great shame his legacy is being besmirched in this way. It was a different era back then. In those days he thought that sending him [the alleged pedophile] to a psychologist was the end of the story."

One of the alleged victims, Manny Waks, a former student at Yeshivah College, went public last year claiming he was molested by two separate perpetrators, including one incident inside Yeshivah's synagogue and another in the adjacent mikveh, a ritual purification bath. He said he wanted to help end the "code of silence" that had become customary in the ultra-Orthodox world.

Waks, a former president of the Jewish community in Canberra, told Haaretz that the allegations have enraged many in Melbourne's 50,000-strong Jewish community.

"People are disgusted with the Yeshivah leadership and are very angry about their unconscionable, immoral and irreligious approach in dealing with this crisis," he said.

He also told of his "absolute shock" at the victimization of his family. "My parents are going through hell," he said. His father, Zephaniah Waks, said some Lubavitch members had shunned him. "There have been attempts to make us feel as if we are the criminals," he said.

When the story of Cyprys' alleged actions first broke last year, Yeshivah principal Rabbi Yehoshua Smukler wrote to parents urging them to contact authorities about any suspected molestation cases. College officials say they have implemented protocols to safeguard children.

The Rabbinical Council of Victoria also passed a resolution stating that the law of mesirah, which prohibits turning in a Jew to non-Jewish authorities, does not apply in cases of child abuse.

Chabad is a major force in Melbourne's Jewish community, boasting a girls school, a kollel - a yeshiva for married men, a women's seminary, mikveh baths, a slew of Chabad houses and many Chabad rabbis who hold pulpits in non-Chabad synagogues.

This is not the only scandal to embroil the Chabad community in Melbourne. Last year, Ezriel Kestecher, a 26-year-old former Chabad Youth leader, was charged with four counts of indecent acts on a minor. Allegations also surfaced last year against David Kramer, a former Yeshivah College teacher who was jailed for seven years for molesting a minor at a synagogue in St. Louis, Missouri, in 2007. Moves are afoot to extradite him to Australia to face charges of abuse at Yeshivah. News of these scandals sent shock waves through the Jewish world, especially in Orthodox communities.

Magistrate Luisa Bazzani is expected to decide on Monday whether there is enough evidence to warrant Cyprys going to trial.

Are they 

Rabbis or pimps?!

ISRAEL/HAARETZ: 4 posts...

 

Netanyahu ordered evacuation of Hebron home over fears of war crimes suits

AG's fear of legal action against Israeli officials at The Hague also reason for state's hesitance regarding authorization of the Ulpana Hill West Bank outpost.

 

By Chaim Levinson 

May, 13, 2012 8:32 PM

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the evacuation of a Hebron home taken by settlers last month after being informed that the expropriation of Palestinian homes and lands could complicate Israeli officials in war crimes litigation, Haaretz learned on Sunday.

Last month, Israeli security forces evacuated Israeli settlers from a house in a Palestinian neighborhood in Hebron, in a surprise move that ended an affair that sparked controversy across Israel and caused a rift in the government. 

Senior officials in the prime minister's office said at the time that the evacuation was carried out after careful coordination between the defense minister and the prime minister. Nevertheless, Netanyahu's aides went on the defensive against right-wing criticism and said that the premier had no choice but to approve the evacuation out of security and legal consideration.

The aides said that during the late night discussion prior to the evacuation no decisions were made regarding the immediate evacuation of the house.

However, in a meeting between Netanyahu, Barak, and Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein on the morning of the evacuation, the AG reportedly presented his legal opinion, according to which a lack of strict adherence to the law on the matter could complicate Israel in an international legal crisis. 

Weinstein reportedly told Netanyahu and Barak that the expropriation of Palestinian land and homes, such as the Hebron takeover, could lead to Israeli officials being indicted at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Barak then claimed that the house must be evacuated before the Passover holiday, which led to Netanyahu's order to clear the Hebron outpost.

Sources in the Justice Ministry indicated that they fear the State of Israel or Israeli officials could be charged by the ICC, in operation since 2002. According to the Fourth Geneva Convention, an occupier moving population into occupied land constitutes a war crime.

Weinstein also repeated his stance concerning the contentious Ulpana Hill neighborhood of the West Bank settlement of Beit El.

The AG also expressed his opinion concerning the kind of High Court-bypassing laws suggested by some in the right in order to sanction outposts and settlements found illegal by the court.

Weinstein reportedly expressed the legal system's opposition to the legislation of such laws and warned against what he said were the far-reaching legal consequences of such legislation, since the High Court is viewed around the world as a check maintaining the rule of law.

As of now, among the team of ministers dealing with the issue, Netanyahu, Barak, and Strategic Affairs Minister Moshe Ya'alon oppose such a law, citing, among other reasons, the AG's opposition. Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar, however, supports such legislation, with the stance of new Vice Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz not yet clear.

A spokesperson at the Justice Ministry refused to comment on the issue.

Earlier Sunday, a ministerial legislation panel rejected a bill geared at applying Israeli law on settlements in the West Bank, following an intervention by Justice Minister Yaakov Neeman.

The justice minister's move came after it had become apparent that the bill would pass the Ministerial Committee for Legislation, after nine of the panel's members indicated that they would back the legislation.

At that point, Neeman attempted to convince the bill's initiator Likud MK Miri Regev to postpone the vote to a later date, in a bid to avert a head-on collision between Netanyahu's government and the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama.

As a result of Regev's continued insistence, Neeman made it clear that it was Netanyahu's position to vote against the bill, at which point panel members reversed their original votes.

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Former President Moshe Katsav gets 7 years in jail for rape.Katsav also receives two years probation and is ordered to pay NIS 125,000 compensation to his victims; judges: No man is above the law.

 

By Ofra Edelman | May, 22, 2011 | 9:03 AM

 

Former President of the State of Israel Moshe Katsav was sentenced to seven years in jail Tuesday, for after he had previously been found guilty of rape and other sexual offenses.

The court also ruled that Katsav must also serve two years of probation and pay NIS 100,000 to his rape victim, a former employee of the Tourism Ministry known as A., and to pay NIS 25,000 to L., a former employee of the President's Residence, whom he had sexually harrased and abused.

Katsav will begin serving his sentence on May 8, 2011.

In December, the Tel Aviv District Court judges, George Karra, Judith Shevach and Miriam Sokolov, handed down a unanimous verdict on Katsav's case after complaints had surfaced of sexual offenses against various subordinates during Katsav’s terms as tourism minister and president.

"On December 30, 2010, the defendant was convicted of committing serious sexual offenses against women who were subordinate to him," the judges ruled in a majority opinion.

"The crime of rape damages and destroys a person's soul… Due to the severity of the crime, the punishment must be clear and precise," the judges said. 

"The defendant committed the crime and like every other person, he must bear the consequences. No man is above the law." 

"The contention that seeing a former president of the country go to jail is too painful to watch is an emotional argument, but it definitely cannot be accepted as an ethical argument."

A. from the Tourism Ministry, the main complainant in the case against Katsav, expressed satisfaction at the judges' sentence.

"Even though this is not a happy day for me, I definitely feel fulfilled and satisfied with the sentence - which fits the grave acts that were outlined in the court ruling," said A..

A. added that she did not put an "extreme importance" on the sentencing, saying she cared most about the court ruling in December which showed that the court believed her and did her justice.

"I would like to return to my life, my family and my anonymity. I am happy that this sad affair is nearing its end."

The former president and Likud minister was convicted of raping and sexually assaulting A. - a former employee of the Tourism Ministry while he was minister. He was also found guilty of sexually harassing H., of sexually abusing and harassing L. from the President’s Residence and obstruction of justice. 

The year-long trial took place almost entirely behind closed doors and left the public wondering whether the 65-year-old Katsav was wise to drop out of a plea bargain two years ago.

The plea deal meant Katsav would not face the most serious charges and promised him a suspended sentence at worse, but the former president decided to prove his innocence in court. 

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European Union to slam Israel's actions in West Bank

Netanyahu envoy Isaac Molho delivers letter to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah.

 

By Barak Ravid 

May, 13, 2012  12:42 AM

The 27 foreign ministers of the European Union are expected Monday to issue a harsh denunciation of Israel's activities on the West Bank. The EU's Foreign Affairs Council will criticize violence by Jewish settlers against Palestinians and will call on Israel to remove restrictions on Palestinian construction and economic development projects in Area C of the West Bank, which under the Oslo Accords was under exclusive Israeli control.

The condemnation, contained in an official council conclusion, is exceptional because of its length - three pages - as well as its detailed accounting of Israeli actions in the West Bank in the past several months. According to a high-ranking European diplomat who has seen a draft of the resolution, the EU foreign ministers will rebuke Israel for the expansion of settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. They will denounce settler violence against Palestinians and call on the Israeli government to prosecute such actions.

Meanwhile, at a meeting in Ramallah on Saturday Netanyahu's envoy for the peace process, attorney Isaac Molho, gave Abbas a letter from Netanyahu on the impasse in the peace process. It was a response to a letter to Netanyahu from Abbas from a few weeks ago, in which the PA leader blamed Israel for the derailment of the peace process.

A senior Israeli official said that in his response Netanyahu called for the immediate resumption of talks without preconditions, but did not propose any new ideas.

Before meeting with Molho, Abbas spoke on the phone with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The EU resolution demands that Israel allow Palestinians to build houses and be allowed more freedom to pursue economic activity in Area C, which comprises more than half of the area of the West Bank.

Additionally, it calls on Israel to allow the EU to help the Palestinians to build economic infrastructure projects and to refrain from destroying them, as has happened a few times in the past few months.

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton was behind the conclusion, which has the support of the French, British and German foreign ministers.

A senior Israeli Foreign Ministry official said that in the past two weeks Israel has tried to block the conclusion. Israeli ambassadors in a number of European capitals filed vehement protests to their host government, in which they argued that the resolution would complicate efforts to renew peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians. They also argued that the new unity government in Jerusalem is in a strong position to renew the peace talks, and that a negative message from EU foreign ministers would only encourage Palestinian intransigence.

The United States, Italy and the Netherlands also tried to help soften the wording of the conclusion, to little effect. Only minor changes were made in the resolution, which is expected to gain approval on Monday.

"The resolution portrays the situation on the ground," a senior European diplomat said. "The moment Ashton, the Germans, the French and the British pushed this forward the process could not be stopped."

In its bid to forestall the resolution Israel pointed to the recent exchange of letters between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. 

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Israel transformed from democracy to an oligarchy

Those who are on the sidelines and are forced to wait their turn have only been able to substantiate half of their claims - that the current leaders are unworthy.

 

By Amir Oren 

May, 13, 2012 3:32 AM

A lieutenant colonel reservist in the Israeli Air Force brought his car to a halt and rolled down the window, the morning after Shaul Mofaz deserted the opposition and joined the government. "Why do they lie to us like this?" he asked. "These are our commanders, people who demand complete accountability, and who send us out to battle." Then he drove on to his job in a security factory, where he produced another war weapon. 

Tomorrow, at the Hatzor base, Amir Eshel will take the reins of command at the IAF, replacing Ido Nechushtan. Superiors (the Chief of Staff and government ministers ), peers (major generals ) and subordinates expect that the IAF commander will act with integrity, disclose nothing but the truth, not conceal hard facts and refrain from issuing empty promises. A pilot or air force technician would be ousted and jailed were he to act in the duplicitous manner adopted by the political leadership, those heads of state who are in charge of the army. When the government is constituted of lies, and more lies, every soldier, and every civilian, is entitled to doubt the set of calculations that motivate fateful policy decisions. 

Since last week, Israel has been governed by an oligarchy. These are self-styled lords of the manor who have power over civil and military sectors, and share the spoils of rule between themselves. The subjects can talk, but have no influence. Israel has been transformed from the only democracy in the region, to a democracy where power is held by only a few. Nothing will change during the next national elections, which have been postponed. 

One damaging result of the widely-felt disillusionment and sense of helplessness to do anything about the politicians' machinations is the rise of apathy. Voter turnout, which could have been a palpable reflection of social ferment and protest, is liable to decline. Many citizens, perhaps more than ever before, sense that there is no point in casting ballots. They have trouble identifying with any of the existing parties, whose leaders will strike alliances at the conclusion of the elections, to divvy up the spoils of power. 

The most effective device wielded by the leaders to preserve their hegemony is the cooling-off laws, the rules barring discharged IDF officers and retired security officials from entering public service for defined periods of time. The idea behind this law is to prevent top IDF officers and security figures from taking their future political careers into account in a way that prejudices their judgment while they serve in sensitive positions. The old situation which enabled officers to leap into politics just a few months, weeks or even hours (as in Ezer Weizman's case ) after they left the army was insufferable. 

Now the pendulum is swinging in the opposite direction, with cooling-off schemes mandating a three-year waiting period, or forcing a discharged officer to wait for the second election season after he leaves the army. These ideas are erroneous. They leave on the sidelines a capable crew of people who could contribute to civilian life; instead of serving the country in new roles, such people will be forced to sit on the national bench for several full seasons. 

Those who are legislating the waiting period rule are politicians who would not have become ministers or MKs during the past two decades, had their own new rules prevailed at the time. These lawmakers have prevented future rivals from running for office, but they can't stop them from speaking out. The waiting period is not solitary confinement, and it encourages derailed, would-be politicians to shout out from the sidelines. In fact, the fact that they are suspended lends credibility to their accusations and warnings: Nobody can say that such sidelined figures speak out of narrow self-interest, since they have no hope of running for office in the near future. 

This is a group of sidelined figures who do not constitute one ideological bloc. They are not likely to end up in the same political party, and they have little in common other than revulsion for Benjamin Netanyahu and Ehud Barak. Joining the group is Tzipi Livni, who has voluntarily imposed upon herself a waiting period. Their situation is akin to that of Yitzhak Rabin in politics, and Mordechai Gur in the army, in the fall of 1973: on the sidelines, they are ready to spring into action when the current leadership does its utmost to bring about a catastrophe. Netanyahu himself left the sidelines in 2002, as did Barak in 2007. 

Those who are on the sidelines and are forced to wait their turn have only been able to substantiate half of their claims - that the current leaders are unworthy. Yet these politicians-in-waiting have yet to prove that they are different, and will not succumb to the temptation of stooping as low as a politician can possibly sink, in order to reach the pinnacle of power. 

JEWS/AUSTRALIA: 'Jewish' Sex suspect 'protected'

Sex suspect 'protected'

Jewel Topsfield

September 7, 2011

PROMINENT members of the Melbourne Jewish community lied to the police, covered up an alleged sex scandal and protected a man accused of repeatedly molesting children from a school in St Kilda East, a court has been told.

Locksmith and security guard David Samuel Cyprys, 43, was yesterday charged with 16 counts of indecent assault and 13 counts of gross indecency claimed to have been committed between 1984 and 1991.

Twelve alleged victims - who were aged between seven and 17 at the time the crimes are said to have occurred - knew Cyprys through Yeshivah College, where he worked as a security guard. Some also took karate lessons taught by Cyprys after school.

Detective Senior Constable Lisa Metcher said Cyprys was supported by ''high-standing members of the Jewish community'' who did not say anything when the alleged offending was canvassed. ''They failed to act in any way to protect children and the matter has been swept under the carpet,'' Senior Constable Metcher told Melbourne Magistrates Court.

Asked on what she based this, Senior Constable Metcher said: ''Based on the lies told to police and information that has been twisted and covered up.''

She said there was a high risk these supporters would help Cyprys flee the country if he was released on bail. Cyprys had told her he was ''unable to locate his passport''.

''The accused is still connected with people who would probably make it possible for him to leave the country if that was what was required for him to do,'' she said.

The court heard that five of the alleged victims were from Victoria and another five were from New South Wales. Police were travelling to the United States to obtain statements from another two.

Most of the alleged offences occurred in Melbourne, but some allegedly took place at Yeshivah school camps in NSW.

In 1992, Cyprys pleaded guilty to one count of indecent assault. He was fined $1500 but no conviction was recorded.

Senior Constable Metcher said the Moorabbin sexual offences taskforce was receiving between five and 10 phone calls a day in connection with the case and it was possible that publicity after the court case would generate more. ''We believe there are other victims and complainants that will come forward,'' she said. ''A lot of anonymous complainants are still deciding whether to come forward and make a statement.''

The court was also told of concerns that Cyprys lived with his 14-year-old son and spent time living with his new partner, who had three children aged four, eight and 13. ''These children have been subject to child protection notification,'' Senior Constable Metcher said.

The prosecution asked that any bail conditions ban Cyprys from unsupervised contact with any child under 16, including his own two children and three step-children.

However, defence lawyer Alex Lewenberg said a parent should not lose the right to have contact with their children unless the children were in danger.

''There is the entitlement of the child to see their parent. Whatever condition might be imposed we ask permission to facilitate continued contact with the son and daughter,'' Mr Lewenberg said.

He also opposed a surety being imposed as a bail condition, saying Cyprys had been ostracised in the community as a result of media coverage.

''His ability to secure surety is limited if non-existent,'' Mr Lewenberg said.

However, magistrate Luisa Bazzani said she would only grant Cyprys bail on the condition he pay a $50,000 surety to ensure his return to court.

She ordered him to report to police in St Kilda every day, not to contact any prosecution witnesses other than police and not to leave Victoria.

A further bail condition was that he have no contact with any child under 16 without exception unless supervised by child protection authorities.

This included contact with his children and the children of his partner. ''It is up to the Department of Human Services to nominate an appropriate supervisor,'' Ms Bazzani said.

Ms Bazzani said Cyprys would not be released on bail until he surrendered his passport and any other travel documents to police.

Cyprys was remanded to reappear on December 2.

SEX: Israel is again using her "divine tool"; SEX , to re-occupy the Sinai Peninsula.

" Former Egyptian official claims Israel is working to reoccupy Sinai

Friday, 17 December 2010 11:45

A former official in the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has warned of Israeli intentions and efforts to reoccupy the Sinai Peninsula. Ambassador Hassan Issa, the former Director of the Israel desk at the Ministry said, "Israel has worked and is still working towards achieving its goal of returning to Sinai, and Israelis speak openly about this."

According to Mr. Issa, "Israel won't rest unless it reoccupies Sinai" because "there are strategic, economic and religious reasons for doing so, including Israeli tourism to Sinai, which has objectives related to the Torah". More controversially, he added that "there are attempts to encourage Israeli women to engage in sexual relationships with Sinai Bedouins to have children who would act as a motivation for them to stay in Sinai". Such children, he said, would have Israeli citizenship through their mothers.

One of the Jewish sex tools

His comments came during a discussion at the Centre for Future Studies - an affiliate of the Egyptian Cabinet, Information and Decision Support Centre (IDSC)   attended by a number of experts, ambassadors and scholars to discuss the Jewish state in Israel and repercussions for the future. Mr. Issa asserted, "The thing which troubles Israel the most and makes it feels threatened are Arab attempts to strip it of legitimacy; this has been referred to frequently by Israeli experts and generals."

Issa worked on the demarcation of borders between Egypt and Israel and stayed five years on the border for this purpose. In his contribution to the latest discussion he claimed that in the wake of the Camp David agreement and Israel's withdrawal from Sinai, the late Yitzhak Rabin, who was by then seen as a "dove of peace", remarked, "Israel would have been in a better position if Sinai was in its hand without a peace agreement".

Yitzhak Rabin

The former Egyptian official attributed the Israeli desire to reoccupy Sinai to "strategic and religious motives". The Israelis believe that Sinai contains Jewish religious monuments, he said, and it's where Prophet Moses first came to prominence. "Moreover, it has many economic benefits; Sinai sand, for example, is the best for the glass industry." "

 Another Jewish sex tool

The above article may be shocking to some people, But I was not shocked, when I have read it here. It is a diabolical plan, I know. But it is a natural expansion and continuation of the  unethical Talmudic Jewish thinking. They want to re-occupy Sinai by the hook or by the crook, although this time they have no legitimacy for the following reasons: 1. Sinai has been Egyptian since eternity...that is before Moses was even born, 2. Moses had to flee to Sinai (Egyptian land) after he has killed an Egyptian work-seer, 3. If there are relics left behind by the Israelite after their 40-year sojourn in Sinai, these relics belong to Egypt not to Israel, 4. Moses is also one of the Muslims' prophets same like Jesus and Abraham, 5. A stinky sweat of a Jew who used a stone as a pillow while sleeping  anywhere in the world, not only Sinai does not, and absolutely will not, mean that by the power of the stinky sweat the stone becomes Jewish.

The rouge Jews who used usury and sex throughout their life to manipulate people to achieve their goals which have nothing to do with history, relics, Torah, and whatsoever,  are now using the same card again; SEX, as if it is not enough for them to dominate the pornography industry in the USA and whereelse.

It is quite obvious if they succeed in their plan, the children from an Egyptian father and Israeli mother will be automatically given the Israeli nationality as per the racist Israeli laws, and in the meatime the children will have the right to stay in Egypt; a new and young generation to be trained by the Mossad  for spying on Egypt, marry Jewish or Egyptian woman and thus multiply and spread around the peninsula.

Israel is so transparent. But they think people are fools. They can do anything including using their whore women to achieve their golas; the end justifies the means. Nevertheless, what disgusts me the most is their hypocrisy that they have been launching a great campaign against Jews who marries non-Jweish women, and the vice versa for fear of not preserving the Jewish blood. liars, deceptive and unethical they are.

Sex and evil are 
their tool