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President Donald Trump rejected a claim in Kamala Harris’ new memoir that he praised her after her 2024 concession call, where she alleged he described her as a “tough, smart customer.”

Trump flatly denied it.

In his view, Harris was not a formidable opponent.

“Not that I know of,” Trump said in a Sunday morning television appearance that was later shared on X, when pressed about whether he had ever referred to Harris as “tough” and “smart.”

“But I was nice to her. I met her a couple of times and I was always nice to her.”

Throughout the campaign, Harris repeatedly unleashed sharp attacks against Trump, often echoing Joe Biden’s rhetoric and portraying Trump as a “threat to democracy.”

Trump, however, remarked that he was taken aback by how weak her showing was in the general election, particularly given how he has long said the electoral map tends to lean heavily toward Democrats. To him, Harris did not live up to the description she claimed he gave her.

“I thought Kamala would have done a better job than she did in terms of running, because we really won by a lot,” Trump said.

“And I thought she would have done better.”

According to The New York Times, which quoted portions of Harris’ book, she remembered Trump calling her a “tough, smart customer,” complimenting her name, and promising that he would act respectfully.

Harris also recounted that she appealed to Trump to work on uniting the country, though she concluded it was “a lost cause.”

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Bobbie’s Place is the unique store without a cash register where thousands of families get their clothing before Yom Tov.   More than 12,000 children and teens will be in Shul on Rosh Hashona wearing clothing they received from Bobbie’s Place.   It means the world to the families we assist.  This is a message we received from a woman who visited Bobbie’s Place last week.  We can’t convey her emotion and tear-choked voice, but her words are powerful enough:   “Thank you for making our Yom Tov.  I couldn’t talk to you in public when I came to Bobbie’s Place,  but I want you to know that my husband is out of a job for the past three months and you cannot imagine how much I appreciate that my children don’t know our family situation and that they have such beautiful clothing for Yom Tov.  Thank you so much.  You should be g’bentched.”   In truth, the brochos we receive at Bobbie’s Place are meant for you – those whose contributions make the work Bobbie’s Place does possible.   Please donate today at https://thechesedfund.com/bobbiesplace   And for more brochos, listen to the words of Rav Elya Brudny and Rav Yisroel Reisman, who visited Bobbie’s Place last week:  

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A unique siyum took place recently at the Kolel Kabbolah Chatzos (the Midnight Kolel) of Torah-24 in Yerushalayim. Every night, talmidei chachomim geonim and known mekubalim gather there at midnight to first recite Tikkun Chatzos and then, for hours, to delve into the Zohar, Otzros Chaim (by Rabbeinu Chaim Vital) and other Kabbalistic works.

One of Eleven

Kolel Kabbolah Chatzos is one of 11 kollelim under-one-roof at Torah-24. These kollelim offer different learning shifts in all aspects of Torah b’iyun – every day, 24 hours per day. This follows the learning tradition of the Ramchal, Ohr Hachaim Hakadosh and Reb Chaim Volozhener – to ensure that the sound of Torah learning does not cease even for a minute.

Torah-24 is part of the ‘Total Torah Legacy’ of Maran Sar Hatorah, Rabbeinu Hagadol Harav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l, who served as Nasi of Torah-24 and the Shas Yiden network. (Click on https://www.torah-24.com). Each kollel has regular oral farhers and written tests.

The Siyum

The gathering celebrated the diligent completion, by the rabbis of the Torah-24 midnight Kolel Kabbolah Chatzos, of the study of the entire Zohar, its commentaries and the Otzros Chaim. The event also acknowledged the dedication and the dissemination of Torah study at Torah-24, which encompasses both nigleh and nistar.  

The gathering took place in the home of the famed, leading kabbalist, Maran Hatzadik Harav Yaakov Meir Shechter, shlit”a, in Yerushalayim. Rav Schechter praised the founder of Torah-24, the Pozna Rov, for his notable vision and expansion of Torah study, and for his inclusion of true Kabbalah study method, not just for individual learning but in a holy enclave of talmidei chachomim. This would expand its influence across the world, he said, and this Kolel’s growing impact will bring about Redemption as detailed in the Zohar.

He also paid tribute to the memory of the Pozna Rov’s grandfather, Harav Asher Zelig Margolius, a great Yerushalmi kabbalist who Rav Shechter knew personally. He also spoke extensively about Kabbalah study, citing insights from great mekubolim he had known.

The head of the Kolel Kabbolah Chatzos, Hamekubel Avrohom Eisenbach, shlit”a, son in law of Hamekubel Daniel Frish , baal Matok Midvash on the Zohar. He delivered the siyum on the Zohar and gave an insight into the Kabbalah learning. He gave an introduction to the nightly regimen of the Kolel and the recitation of Tikkun Chatzos – mourning the Destruction of the Beis Hamikdash and praying for its Rebuilding. Harav Avraham Rabinowitz, son-in-law of the Toldos Aharon Rebbe, spoke, and was followed by Harav Tzvi Vigder who recited the siyum of the Otzros Chaim. The Kaddish was recited by Hagaon Harav Yosef Samet, chief editor of Oz V’hadar edition of the Talmud, who is also a member of the Kolel Kabbolah Chatzos.  

The gathering concluded with a l’chaim and brocha from Rav Schechter, a nigun in which all joined, and danced for kovod Hatorah. 

On this Erev Rosh Hashanah morning, the final day of 5785, we would like to thank our tens of thousands of devoted readers across the globe for visiting Matzav.com each day, for patronizing our advertisers, and for being part of the Matzav family.

Based on the number of readers and the response from our vast readership, this was the best year for Matzav yet! And be’ezras Hashem, 5786 will be even better.

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Thank you dear readers for making Matzav.com the #1 reliable Torah online newscenter.

We wish you and your families nachas, gezunt and parnassah during the coming year, 5786, which we pray and hope will be one of geulah and yeshuah for all of Klal Yisroel.

Kesivah vachasimah tovah.

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It is with great sadness that Matzav.com reports the petirah of HaGaon Rav Yaakov Hakohein Deutsch zt”l, at the age of 81.

His petirah comes in the same year as that of his two illustrious brothers, HaGaon Rav Asher Hakohein Deutsch zt”l and HaGaon Rav Baruch Shmuel Hakohein Deutsch Zt”l.

Rav Yaakov was born in Bnei Brak to his father, Rav Binyomin Ze’ev Deutsch, a close confidant and aide of the Ponovezher Rov, Rav Yosef Shlomo Kahaneman.

Rav Binyomin Ze’ev played a pivotal role in establishing and strengthening Ponovezh Yeshiva and its institutions in Eretz Yisroel. He also served as director of the Ponovezh Batei Avos home.

His mother was Rebbetzin Leah, daughter of Rav Yaakov Adler. Together, his parents merited raising generations of Torah greatness and yiras Shomayim.

As a child, Rav Yaakov learned at Talmud Torah Rabi Akiva in Bnei Brak, the only cheder in the city at that time. He later advanced to Ponovezh L’Tze’irim and then to the Ponovezh Yeshiva Gedolah, where he was beloved by his rabbeim, the Roshei Yeshiva.

Upon reaching marriageable age, he wed his wife and established his home in Yerushalayim, where he lived a life of Torah and avodas Hashem with great diligence. He became known as a symbol of hasmodah, entirely devoted to learning and spiritual growth.

In recent years, Rav Yaakov’s health declined, and to the deep sorrow of his family and admirers, he was niftar.

Yehi zichro boruch.

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The Trump administration is preparing to deliver a bombshell health announcement Monday: pregnant women should avoid Tylenol, the country’s most widely used pain reliever, over concerns it could raise the risk of autism in children. Federal health officials will caution against acetaminophen use during pregnancy except in cases of high fever, marking the first time Washington has formally connected the over-the-counter drug to neurodevelopmental disorders. The White House is also expected to highlight leucovorin — a cancer and anemia medication — as a possible treatment for autism, signaling a broader push to reposition how the government addresses the disorder. President Donald Trump has been previewing the announcement for days, promising supporters over the weekend that “we found an answer to autism” and calling the coming press conference “one of the most important” of his presidency. The rollout follows weeks of speculation stoked by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has long made autism research a political centerpiece and vowed to use “gold-standard science” to explain America’s rising autism rates. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that one in 31 U.S. 8-year-olds were diagnosed with autism as of 2022, a steep increase from previous decades. The administration’s pivot toward Tylenol could upend long-standing medical guidance, ignite fierce debate in Congress, and trigger legal and financial consequences for the pharmaceutical industry. It remains unclear what research the administration will cite. A Mount Sinai study published last month found that prenatal acetaminophen exposure may increase risks of autism and ADHD, but it stopped short of proving causation. “Even a small increase in risk could have major public health implications,” said researcher Dr. Diddier Prada, cautioning that higher-quality studies were more likely to detect links between Tylenol use and neurodevelopmental disorders. Still, mainstream medical groups have generally advised that acetaminophen remains the safest option for pain and fever during pregnancy when used at recommended doses — making the administration’s announcement a sharp departure from consensus. The decision to tie a household painkiller to autism carries significant political risk. Trump is moving to stake out territory on a health issue that has long animated activists but divided experts. Kennedy’s high-profile role adds another layer, intertwining the administration’s public health strategy with a figure who has built his brand on skepticism of pharmaceutical orthodoxy. The unanswered questions may be as consequential as the announcement itself: how regulators will define “risk,” what studies they will rely on, and whether this move signals the start of an aggressive new federal line on autism research and treatment — or a politically charged gamble that could reshape one of America’s most common medical habits. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

The FBI’s probe into the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is widening, with Director Kash Patel acknowledging that agents are now investigating a web of digital chatter, conspiracy-tinged theories, and investigative missteps that have fueled public distrust. Kirk, the co-founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot on Sept. 10 while addressing students at Utah Valley University. His accused killer, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, was arrested more than a day later after his own father alerted authorities — but the 33-hour manhunt and subsequent revelations have left investigators chasing leads as much as they are managing optics. Speaking on Sunday, Patel signaled a willingness to validate public concerns, even when they originate from online sleuths. “We are meticulously investigating theories and questions,” he said, listing off everything from the vantage point of the shooter to unexplained hand gestures made by people near Kirk just before the bullet struck his neck. The director acknowledged early false starts, including the bureau’s decision to detain two unrelated suspects and Patel’s own premature announcement that a suspect had been apprehended. Those errors have only intensified pressure on the bureau to show it has not closed off uncomfortable lines of inquiry. At the center of the probe are Robinson’s digital communications. Investigators are dissecting text exchanges in which he allegedly confessed to a partner, as well as posts in a 20-member Discord group where Robinson reportedly bragged about the shooting. The FBI is also combing through activity on Steam and other platforms tied to online subcultures, including pro-trans groups and “furries” communities. The level of detail in Robinson’s texts — complete sentences and punctuation unusual for his age group — has drawn skepticism online, with critics suggesting the confession may have been staged or manipulated. Patel has not addressed those claims directly, but confirmed the bureau is treating them as part of the evidentiary trail. Some theories Patel dismissed outright, including rumors that a private plane spirited the assassin away after its transponder was turned off near the crime scene. But others — such as speculation about Kirk wearing body armor or the possibility of accomplices signaling in the crowd — remain under review. Patel emphasized that trajectory analysis of the bullet and the weapon’s transport are active parts of the inquiry. Robinson has been charged with aggravated murder, the only crime in Utah eligible for the death penalty, though Kirk’s widow Erika has publicly urged prosecutors not to pursue execution. The political right has elevated Kirk as a martyr — President Donald Trump has pledged to award him the Medal of Freedom — while the bureau faces an uncomfortable balancing act between transparency and protecting the integrity of its case. “The entire FBI mourns the loss of Charlie Kirk,” Patel wrote in a weekend post on X. “We will not rest until justice is served, and our investigation into this assassination will continue until every question is answered.” The questions, however, keep multiplying — not just about who pulled the trigger, but about how America’s premier law enforcement agency fumbled its pursuit of the truth in real time. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

Tens of thousands filled the Kosel plaza on Sunday night for the central Selichos gathering ahead of Rosh Hashanah 5786, with more than a million having participated in Selichos at the site since the start of Elul.

The service was broadcast internationally, with Argentine President Javier Milei tuning in live from his residence in Argentina.

The event featured the participation of rabbinic and civic leaders, including Sephardic Chief Rabbi Rav Dovid Yosef, Rav Shmuel Rabinowitz, rov of the Kosel and holy sites, Yerushalayim Mayor Moshe Lion, and Argentina’s Ambassador to Israel, Rabbi Shimon Axel Wahnish.

At the start of the service, Rav Rabinowitz led the assembled thousands in a special tefillah of thanksgiving to Hashem for the miracles of the previous year, recalling the Iranian missile assault on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, when safety regulations prevented large crowds from gathering at the Kosel.

Emotional tefillos were also offered for the safe return of the hostages, for comfort and honor for those who fell in battle, for the healing of the wounded, and for the protection and wellbeing of Israel’s soldiers and security forces.

In an unusual moment, President Milei joined the Selichos via live broadcast from the Kosel to his residence. Ambassador Axel Wahnish recited a tefillah on behalf of the president, asking for his success and for the strengthening of friendship between Argentina and Israel.

The next central Selichos gathering at the Kosel is scheduled for Thursday night, the third of Tishrei, at 12:15 a.m., with tens of thousands expected to take part once again.

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One of the main highlights of Rosh Hashanah in Uman is the gathering of all Jews who come together on Erev Yom Tov to recite the “Tikkun Haklali”. This year, approximately 55,000 Jews are reported to have gathered in Uman for Rosh Hashanah. SEE THE VIDEOS BELOW

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa drew an ecstatic reception Sunday night at Manhattan’s Mandarin Hotel, where hundreds of U.S.-based Syrians — including a small group of Syrian Jews — gathered to greet the rebel-turned-head-of-state days before his landmark address to the United Nations General Assembly. The gathering, organized by Sharaa’s officials and facilitated by the Syrian Foreign Ministry, marked the first time in decades that members of New York’s tight-knit Syrian Jewish community attended an official event with a sitting Syrian leader. Eleven Jews were present, part of a wider crowd that filled the ballroom with chants and applause. “It was very emotional and inspiring,” said Joe Jajati, a Syrian-born Jewish businessman, who described the president as welcoming “everybody, including the Jews, very nicely.” Two attendees wearing kippot took the floor. One, David Shelly, pledged $100,000 for Syria’s reconstruction. Sharaa laughed — “not enough,” he quipped — but by all accounts appeared moved. “They don’t need money, but it excited them to see this support,” Jajati told Ynet. Sharaa’s New York visit underscores Syria’s abrupt reentry onto the world stage. On Wednesday he will become the first Syrian president in six decades to speak at the UNGA — a symbolic moment for a country still rebuilding after the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December 2024. The Syrian leader, once a jihadist commander with a $10 million U.S. bounty on his head, has tried to reposition himself as a pragmatic statesman. In an interview with CBS’s 60 Minutes, Sharaa praised Donald Trump for lifting U.S. sanctions after their May meeting in Saudi Arabia, calling it a “historic decision,” and signaled he hopes to meet the former president again during his trip. “We saved the people from oppression,” Sharaa said, defending his record. “We expelled Iranian militias and Hezbollah from the region. All of these noble acts should have been the role of the international community.” The outreach to diaspora Jews comes as Syria edges closer to a tentative security pact with Israel — talks that both sides say have made “certain progress.” Netanyahu said Sunday that discussions were moving forward, while a U.S. official told The Times of Israel the agreement was “99 percent done,” with a final deal expected within two weeks. Optimism within the diaspora mirrors that mood. “We are feeling more optimistic,” Jajati said. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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An unvaccinated one-year-old toddler from Jerusalem has tragically died of measles, according to the Health Ministry. This marks the third child to die from the disease since May, when the current outbreak began. The outbreak is now active in several communities, including Beit Shemesh, Bnei Brak, Harish, Yerushalayim, Modi’in Illit, and Nof HaGalil. The Health Ministry reports that 24 measles patients are currently hospitalized, with eight children in intensive care, one of whom is on a ventilator. Most of the hospitalized patients are children up to the age of six who have not received the MMR vaccine. The Ministry stresses the importance of vaccination to prevent further tragedies. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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“Dear Jewish brothers and sisters, Dear supporters of Israel around the world, On behalf of my wife, myself and the Government of Israel, I wish each of you a Happy New Year. As the Jewish new year begins, we see a rising tide of antisemitism in many countries. I say to every Jew, wherever you may be, you are not alone. Israel will always be your home. On your behalf, I say to our brave soldiers, you are the shield of our nation. The people of Israel and the Jewish people everywhere stand behind you, cherish your service and embrace you and your families. Together in the coming year, we’ll continue to strengthen Israel’s security, grow our economy, nurture our society and preserve the eternal values of our people. May we bring home this year, soon, all our hostages. And may it be a year in which we further strengthen the indomitable Jewish spirit and expand the circle of peace. From Jerusalem, the undivided eternal capital of the Jewish people, I send to every Jewish home in the world the blessings of a Happy New Year. Shanah Tova.”

French President Emmanuel Macron has declared that while France intends to extend recognition to a Palestinian state, it will not establish an embassy there until Hamas frees the hostages it continues to hold in Gaza.

He made the remarks in a conversation with CBS News, which aired on Sunday and had been recorded the previous Thursday.

“It will be, for us, a requirement very clearly before opening, for instance, an embassy in Palestine,” Macron stated during the interview.

Macron has said that the formal recognition will be announced on Monday when he addresses the United Nations General Assembly.

The broadcast of Macron’s interview came as Britain, Canada, and Australia each officially recognized “Palestine” on Sunday in a joint diplomatic move. Portugal followed suit later that same day.

Speaking further about the region’s future, Macron expressed a firm rejection of any proposals that would expel residents of Gaza as part of rebuilding plans.

“But if the precondition of such a plan is to push them out, this is just a craziness. We should not be – for the credibility of the United States, for the credibility of France – we cannot be implicitly or explicitly complacent with such a project,” he warned.

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Hamas-affiliated outlets on Sunday night released shocking video footage from Gaza City, showing the execution of three local men accused of aiding Israel. The men were presented as collaborators before being shot in front of a mass audience.

The clips depict the three detainees, blindfolded and bound, while surrounded by a dense crowd that even included children. Armed Hamas gunmen are visible in the frame, standing over the captives before carrying out their killings.

In the recording, one militant declares that the individuals were “collaborators who betrayed their homeland and extended a hand to the occupation to kill their people.”

Executions in Gaza are carried out regularly by Hamas, despite the fact that under Palestinian law, such death sentences require the endorsement of Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas. Abbas, based in Ramallah, has enforced a freeze on executions for several years.

Hamas, however, no longer acknowledges Abbas’s authority, and has repeatedly insisted that it retains the right to enforce capital punishment in Gaza without his authorization.

The majority of Hamas’s executions have involved accusations of spying for Israel. In September 2022, Hamas put to death two Palestinian Arabs accused of providing information to Israel that was said to have led to the deaths of two people.

In July, the group’s internal security branch, referred to as its “deterrence” unit, announced a campaign of “high-quality” operations in which 12 individuals were executed, allegedly for cooperating with Israel and for criminal activity.

In May, Hamas also killed four men, claiming they had been caught looting aid convoys that were entering the territory.

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This Rosh Hashanah, fulfill the powerful segulah,of having Sefer Tehillim completed twice at!!

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2X Tehillem! on Rosh Hashanah at Kever Rochel

CLICK HERE!

This Rosh Hashanah, fulfill the powerful segulah,of having Sefer Tehillim completed twice at!!

The Powerful Segulah!!

CLICK HERE!

2X Tehillem! on Rosh Hashanah at Kever Rochel

CLICK HERE!

This Rosh Hashanah, fulfill the powerful segulah,of having Sefer Tehillim completed twice at!!

The Powerful Segulah!!

CLICK HERE!