Live Kumzitz is back! Join the Zemiros Group and Fitche Benshimon for a Didan Notzach kumzitz, live at the Rubashkin Melave Malka.
Update: Ended. A replay of the event is available for viewing below.
Saturday, December 23, 2017
Friday, December 22, 2017
Lipa Meets Rubashkin
"Here I meet Rubashkin after being freed from prison and I tell him how even people like my father who never knew him was so anxious for his freedom. I then share what I learn from Rubashkin's wife."
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Nikki Haley: US Will Remember UN Vote on US Embassy
U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley is threatening the 193 U.N. member states and the United Nations with funding cuts if the U.N. General Assembly approves a resolution calling President Donald Trump's recognition of Israel "null and void."
Hallelu - Shulem Lemmer, Neranena Choir
At a recent event in Israel, Shulem Lemmer performed alongside the Neranena Choir and delivered a captivating performance of the masterpiece Hallelu, originally composed by the famous chazzan and songwriter Yossele Rosenblatt.
This piece is made exciting and warm by its complex composition and rhythmic melody, which Shulem’s unique vocals add a special touch to. Arranged and conducted by Shua Fried, who specifically wrote the arrangements for this event,
Credits:
Performed by: Shulem Lemmer
Choir: Neranena Choir
Music and choir arranged by: Shua Fried
Mixed by : Chaim Gottesman
Video and editing: Nati Elbar
This piece is made exciting and warm by its complex composition and rhythmic melody, which Shulem’s unique vocals add a special touch to. Arranged and conducted by Shua Fried, who specifically wrote the arrangements for this event,
Credits:
Performed by: Shulem Lemmer
Choir: Neranena Choir
Music and choir arranged by: Shua Fried
Mixed by : Chaim Gottesman
Video and editing: Nati Elbar
Monsey To Brooklyn, Rubashkin Greeted By Thousands
VIN News - Just hours after word broke that President Donald Trump had commuted his sentence, Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin received a hero’s welcome at his family home in the New Hempstead section of Monsey.
Thousands took to the streets in Brooklyn and revelers packed Lubavitch world headquarters at 770 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, where cases of Smirnoff were rolled in to celebrate the good news, an unexpected gift from the White House that came in the final moments of Chanukah.
Photographer Shimon Gifter was the first member of the media to speak with Rubashkin after his release in an exclusive VIN news interview that took place aboard a coach bus as he prepared to leave Monsey for a trip to Brooklyn to visit his parents in Borough Park, Lubavitch world headquarters at 770 Eastern Parkway and the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens.
Free of Otisville and surrounded by family members including some grandchildren that he had never met, Rubashkin was dressed in a black jacket, pants and hat and a white shirt as he spoke about the importance of being “b’simcha” at all times.
Asked what message he would like to send to President Trump, Rubashkin said that he prays for Trump every day.
“G-d should bless him and the United States of America,” added Rubashkin.
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Sholom Mordechai calls his father after being picked up by his wife from the prison in Upstate NY. Later he is seen arriving at his childhood home in Boro Park, embracing his mother.
Thousands of people await the arrival of Sholom Mordechai, outside his parents' home in Boro Park.
Dancing in 770 began at about 5:30pm shortly after the news arrives of Sholom Mordechai's releases. Sholom Mordecahi finally arrived in 770 at about 12:45am, after stopping at his parents' home in Boro Park. The dancing continued until 3:00am.
Sholom Mordchei Rubashkin singing Podo Bsholom in 770, in the early hours of Thrsday, just hours after being released. "Podo Besholom" is a song sung in Chabad, composed to the words the Baal Hatanya was reciting the moment he was released 200 years ago.
Thursdat morning in 770, reciting Birchas Hagomel after receiving an Aliya.
Thousands took to the streets in Brooklyn and revelers packed Lubavitch world headquarters at 770 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, where cases of Smirnoff were rolled in to celebrate the good news, an unexpected gift from the White House that came in the final moments of Chanukah.
Photographer Shimon Gifter was the first member of the media to speak with Rubashkin after his release in an exclusive VIN news interview that took place aboard a coach bus as he prepared to leave Monsey for a trip to Brooklyn to visit his parents in Borough Park, Lubavitch world headquarters at 770 Eastern Parkway and the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens.
Free of Otisville and surrounded by family members including some grandchildren that he had never met, Rubashkin was dressed in a black jacket, pants and hat and a white shirt as he spoke about the importance of being “b’simcha” at all times.
Asked what message he would like to send to President Trump, Rubashkin said that he prays for Trump every day.
“G-d should bless him and the United States of America,” added Rubashkin.
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Sholom Mordechai calls his father after being picked up by his wife from the prison in Upstate NY. Later he is seen arriving at his childhood home in Boro Park, embracing his mother.
Thousands of people await the arrival of Sholom Mordechai, outside his parents' home in Boro Park.
Dancing in 770 began at about 5:30pm shortly after the news arrives of Sholom Mordechai's releases. Sholom Mordecahi finally arrived in 770 at about 12:45am, after stopping at his parents' home in Boro Park. The dancing continued until 3:00am.
Sholom Mordchei Rubashkin singing Podo Bsholom in 770, in the early hours of Thrsday, just hours after being released. "Podo Besholom" is a song sung in Chabad, composed to the words the Baal Hatanya was reciting the moment he was released 200 years ago.
Thursdat morning in 770, reciting Birchas Hagomel after receiving an Aliya.
Yossi Green Sings New Song After Release Of Rubashkin
A song written by Yossi Green in honor of Rubashkin and others in prison went viral. Green explained to VIN News, that he had written the song several months ago at the request of the Munkatcher Rov who asked him to use the words ‘motzi asirim u’fode anavim.’
Green said that this was the 54th song he had written for the Munkatcher Rebbe who usually keeps the songs private.
“Last night, for some reason, by the eighth lecht of Chanukah he pulled out this song and they sang it for hours,” said Green, who released the song publicly tonight, with the permission of the Munkatcher Rebbe, in honor of Rubashkin’s release.
Green said that this was the 54th song he had written for the Munkatcher Rebbe who usually keeps the songs private.
“Last night, for some reason, by the eighth lecht of Chanukah he pulled out this song and they sang it for hours,” said Green, who released the song publicly tonight, with the permission of the Munkatcher Rebbe, in honor of Rubashkin’s release.
Wednesday, December 20, 2017
Sholom M. Rubashkin Leaves Prison Arrives in Monsey
Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin in Otisville, Upstate NY, shortly after being picked up from the prison there by his wife and children, is greeted by a local Chabad Shliach along with several Chasidisher people. He is then welcomed by a large crowed outside his home in Monsey, NY. Later they boarded a bus headed to Borough Park to visit his father and mother at his home there.
A Soul-Stirring Chupa - Pinye Steinwurzel, Zemiros
All participants and bystanders at the Chupa ceremony were uplifted in spirit as the rising star - Pinye Steinwurzel captivated them in joyous emotion. With the accompaniment of the Zemiros Group, directed by the talented Yoily Polatseck, it was just the perfect combination for a dazzling musical experience.
Pinye’s sweet high tenor voice, with his special flavor of Chazanus, amazed all his listeners in a unique manner.
The first melody - “Mi Adir” is sung on “Venafshi Shifchi”; one of the many amazing compositions by Pinye’s Great Uncle - the Pittsburg’er Rebbe Shlita (Ashdod, Israel), who is famous for his many masterpieces sung throughout the Chasidic world.
The second melody - “Mi Bon Siach” is sung on the well-known “Ko Amar Hashem” by the legendary Chasidic composer R’ Moshe Goldman A”H.
Credits
Sung by: Pinye Steinwurzel & Zemiros Group
Music: Arranged & conducted by Yidel Rosenfeld
Sound: Shaya Adler - Eagle Sound
Mix: Aryeh Kunstler - Roar Recordings
Video: Chaim Moskowitz - BenHesh
Producer: Chaim Menashe Freund
Pinye’s sweet high tenor voice, with his special flavor of Chazanus, amazed all his listeners in a unique manner.
The first melody - “Mi Adir” is sung on “Venafshi Shifchi”; one of the many amazing compositions by Pinye’s Great Uncle - the Pittsburg’er Rebbe Shlita (Ashdod, Israel), who is famous for his many masterpieces sung throughout the Chasidic world.
The second melody - “Mi Bon Siach” is sung on the well-known “Ko Amar Hashem” by the legendary Chasidic composer R’ Moshe Goldman A”H.
Credits
Sung by: Pinye Steinwurzel & Zemiros Group
Music: Arranged & conducted by Yidel Rosenfeld
Sound: Shaya Adler - Eagle Sound
Mix: Aryeh Kunstler - Roar Recordings
Video: Chaim Moskowitz - BenHesh
Producer: Chaim Menashe Freund
After 8 Years Sholom Rubashkin is Coming Home!
הודו לה' כי טוב כי לעולם חסדו
Pres. Trump commutes prison sentence of Sholom Rubashkin after eight years served, "an action encouraged by bipartisan leaders from across the political spectrum."
Word spread like wildfire. Within minutes Jews in every corner of the world heard the amazing news and reacted with spontaneous joyous song and dance.
Reb Ahron Rubashkin joins the people who flocked to his Boro Park home, wishing him Mazal Tov.
Pres. Trump commutes prison sentence of Sholom Rubashkin after eight years served, "an action encouraged by bipartisan leaders from across the political spectrum."
Word spread like wildfire. Within minutes Jews in every corner of the world heard the amazing news and reacted with spontaneous joyous song and dance.
Reb Ahron Rubashkin joins the people who flocked to his Boro Park home, wishing him Mazal Tov.
Chanukah Around the World 5778 Part 2
Mordechai Ben David lights his Menorah in Israel, as friends, among them Shloime Gernter, watch on and sing along.
Chanukah with the Rebbes & Gedolim 5778 Part 2
Family Killed in Brooklyn Fire Laid to Rest in Israel
Thousands of mourners attended a funeral in Israel for a woman and her three children killed in a house fire in Brooklyn started by a Hanukkah menorah.
The funeral was held in Holon, near Tel Aviv, where the mother, Aliza Azan, grew up. Her sons Moshe, 11 and Yitzah, 7, and a daughter, Henrietta, 3, also died in the early Monday morning blaze. Israel’s Sephardic chief rabbi, Yitzhak Yosef, spoke at the funeral.
New York fire and police officials confirmed that a menorah on the first floor of the 2 1/2-story house sparked the blaze at around 2:20 a.m. Monday.
The father, Yosi, three children and their cousin survived the fire, but were injured in the fast-moving blaze, Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said at a news conference. Yosi Azan and his daughter Shalit, 16, and son Daniel, 15, remain in critical condition at Staten Island University Hospital. Two younger boys were treated for minor injuries.
The New York Post, citing a family friend, reported Tuesday night that Yosi Azan, who is credited with saving the injured children and reportedly attempted more than once to run into the burning home to save the rest of his family, remains unconscious in an induced coma and does not know about the death of four members of his family.
Aliza Azan came from a prominent family of Syrian Jews whose father was a well-known rabbi in the community. Several of her siblings, like her, had moved to the United States over the years. Yosi Azan is from a family of Moroccan Jews, most living in Bnei Brak.
Although the Holon cemetery is for residents of Israel, the country’s minister of religious services reportedly made an “irregular request” to the director general of Greater Tel Aviv’s burial society to allow the family to be buried there, which was granted.
The funeral was held in Holon, near Tel Aviv, where the mother, Aliza Azan, grew up. Her sons Moshe, 11 and Yitzah, 7, and a daughter, Henrietta, 3, also died in the early Monday morning blaze. Israel’s Sephardic chief rabbi, Yitzhak Yosef, spoke at the funeral.
New York fire and police officials confirmed that a menorah on the first floor of the 2 1/2-story house sparked the blaze at around 2:20 a.m. Monday.
The father, Yosi, three children and their cousin survived the fire, but were injured in the fast-moving blaze, Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said at a news conference. Yosi Azan and his daughter Shalit, 16, and son Daniel, 15, remain in critical condition at Staten Island University Hospital. Two younger boys were treated for minor injuries.
The New York Post, citing a family friend, reported Tuesday night that Yosi Azan, who is credited with saving the injured children and reportedly attempted more than once to run into the burning home to save the rest of his family, remains unconscious in an induced coma and does not know about the death of four members of his family.
Aliza Azan came from a prominent family of Syrian Jews whose father was a well-known rabbi in the community. Several of her siblings, like her, had moved to the United States over the years. Yosi Azan is from a family of Moroccan Jews, most living in Bnei Brak.
Although the Holon cemetery is for residents of Israel, the country’s minister of religious services reportedly made an “irregular request” to the director general of Greater Tel Aviv’s burial society to allow the family to be buried there, which was granted.
Chanukah Music 5778 Part 2
Avraham Fried, Yonatan Razel and Ishai Ribo sing Chanukah songs.
David Taub hosts The Yedidim International Choir singing "The Chanukah Nigun". From "מיין נשמה יתירה" project. About 36 years ago, every night after lighting the Chanukah candles the Yeshuas Moishe would asked his followers to sing this song. They sang it for no less than 10 minutes each and every night of Chanukah. Since then, the song has become known as The Chanukah song’.
David Taub hosts The Yedidim International Choir singing "The Chanukah Nigun". From "מיין נשמה יתירה" project. About 36 years ago, every night after lighting the Chanukah candles the Yeshuas Moishe would asked his followers to sing this song. They sang it for no less than 10 minutes each and every night of Chanukah. Since then, the song has become known as The Chanukah song’.
Ambassador Danny Danon Responds
Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, addresses the UN Security Council after they vote on a resolution on Jerusalem. Watch as he makes clear that no UN vote can change the simple fact that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. December 18, 2017.
Tuesday, December 19, 2017
Tzivos Hashem Chanukah Children's Rally 5778
Tzivos Hashem and Chabad present a Children's Chanukah Live Rally 5778. With the participation of other children's gatherings around the world through internet hookup. Featuring a short live Chanukah play.
Recorded on the second night of Chanukah, at the 770 Shul in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, NY.
Recorded on the second night of Chanukah, at the 770 Shul in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, NY.
Chaim Blumenfeld - Chasof (MBD)
Just in time for Chanukah comes another exquisite performance from Chaim Blumenfeld, singing the poignant Chasoif, originally performed by Mordechai Ben David on his Maaminim Bnei Maaminim album.
Chaim Blumenfeld's vocals capture the poignant longing of the heartfelt plea for the ultimate redemption, with the timeless words of Maoz Tzur further enhanced by Lipa Schmeltzer's eloquent lyrics. Recorded at a wedding on September 15th at Eden Palace,
Blumenfeld’s performance also includes Boruch Yuda Gross on keys , Shmaya Karpen on flute, Motty Feldman on guitar, Amir Chon on trumpet, and Danny Flam on trombone.
Chaim Blumenfeld's vocals capture the poignant longing of the heartfelt plea for the ultimate redemption, with the timeless words of Maoz Tzur further enhanced by Lipa Schmeltzer's eloquent lyrics. Recorded at a wedding on September 15th at Eden Palace,
Blumenfeld’s performance also includes Boruch Yuda Gross on keys , Shmaya Karpen on flute, Motty Feldman on guitar, Amir Chon on trumpet, and Danny Flam on trombone.
Beri - A Shabbos Farbreng ft. Lev Voices [Album Promo]
Eli Lax Presents:
BERI - A Shabbos Farbreng ft. Lev Voices
A Naftali Shnitzler Production
Join Beri and Lev Voices in A Shabbos Farbreng. Click Here to purchase.
BERI - A Shabbos Farbreng ft. Lev Voices
A Naftali Shnitzler Production
Join Beri and Lev Voices in A Shabbos Farbreng. Click Here to purchase.
CNN Twisting Facts and Emotions to Demonize Israel
Did Israel destroy Jaffa? Evict all the Palestinians? Shoot a woman's son in cold blood? Drive a man out of his home? CNN''s Senior International correspondent Arwa Damon made a video but the facts didn't sufficiently demonize Israel. So dramatic speech, emotional language, and twisted facts substitute for professional journalism. CNN what were you thinking?
MBD Kumzitz For Rav Kalman Goldschmidt
Mordechai Ben David and Friends participated in a Kumzitz for Breslov Mashpia Rabbi Kalman Goldschmid on Chanukah 2017
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Chanukah 5778 News & Entertainment
Rabbi Levi Hodakov with flare lights pita menorah in Clearwater, FL.
Rabbi Chaim Wilhelm of Chabad Northeast Portland with Dreidelman as shown on the Daily Show with Trevor Noah.
Rabbi Chaim Wilhelm of Chabad Northeast Portland with Dreidelman as shown on the Daily Show with Trevor Noah.
Thousands at Funeral of Mother, 3 Children Killed in Fire
An entire community in Brooklyn is in mourning after a man tried “courageously” to save members of his family from a fast-moving fire that left his wife and three of their young children dead early Monday morning.
The seventh night of Chanukah was profoundly somber in Sheepshead Bay, where thousands of people said goodbye to 39-year-old Aliza Azan, 11-year-old Moshe Azan, 7-year-old Yitzah Azan and 3-year-old Henrietta Azan.
The community was similarly grief-stricken, surrounding the family’s car Monday evening. They walked alongside for as long as they could on its way to the airport ahead of their burials in Israel.
“This is a terrible tragedy for every single person. Every Jew, every New Yorker. There are no words,” neighbor Victor Shine said
Authorities say the deadly fire was started by a menorah as the family celebrated the Jewish festival of light, and hope it serves as reminder to be careful with lights and candles this holiday season.
The seventh night of Chanukah was profoundly somber in Sheepshead Bay, where thousands of people said goodbye to 39-year-old Aliza Azan, 11-year-old Moshe Azan, 7-year-old Yitzah Azan and 3-year-old Henrietta Azan.
The community was similarly grief-stricken, surrounding the family’s car Monday evening. They walked alongside for as long as they could on its way to the airport ahead of their burials in Israel.
“This is a terrible tragedy for every single person. Every Jew, every New Yorker. There are no words,” neighbor Victor Shine said
Authorities say the deadly fire was started by a menorah as the family celebrated the Jewish festival of light, and hope it serves as reminder to be careful with lights and candles this holiday season.
Monday, December 18, 2017
U.S. stands Up for Israel Vetoes Jerusalem Resolution
U.S. vetoes U.N. Jerusalem resolution, designed to reverse Trump recognition - The United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council draft resolution Monday that was proposed by Egypt and called for the reversal of President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The U.S. vetoed it in a 14-1 vote, which meant the resolution failed.
The vote was held in response to President Trump's announcement earlier this month that the U.S. recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
After the vote, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said the U.S. does not veto resolutions lightly and that this was her first veto -- that it stood for "American sovereignty" and its role in the Middle East peace process.
PM Netanyahu: Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, Ambassador Haley.
The vote was held in response to President Trump's announcement earlier this month that the U.S. recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
After the vote, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said the U.S. does not veto resolutions lightly and that this was her first veto -- that it stood for "American sovereignty" and its role in the Middle East peace process.
PM Netanyahu: Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, Ambassador Haley.
When I See an Elephant Fly...
A newborn elephant has had to be rescued by helicopter after he was abandoned by his mother in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya
Footage shows the adorable baby elephant riding in the passenger seat, being held in the arms of one of the conservation workers.
The elephant was abandoned after being born prematurely, and therefore was too small to reach his mother
As the elephant needed to be transferred to an orphanage in the capital Nairobi, the quickest way to get there was by helicopter.
It was rescued by the Mara Elephant Project with the help of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Friends of the Mara, Kenya Wildlife Service and the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.
Footage shows the adorable baby elephant riding in the passenger seat, being held in the arms of one of the conservation workers.
The elephant was abandoned after being born prematurely, and therefore was too small to reach his mother
As the elephant needed to be transferred to an orphanage in the capital Nairobi, the quickest way to get there was by helicopter.
It was rescued by the Mara Elephant Project with the help of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Friends of the Mara, Kenya Wildlife Service and the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.
Yeoded – The Chanuka Candle
Many children in our communities grow up in single parent homes.
Yeoded attempts to fill that void by providing tutors and mentors to ensure these children’s academic and social growth.
For more information and to see how you could help visit yeoded.org
Yeoded attempts to fill that void by providing tutors and mentors to ensure these children’s academic and social growth.
For more information and to see how you could help visit yeoded.org
Jewish Mother, 3 Young Children Killed In House Fire
Four members of one Jewish family, including three children, are dead after an overnight fire in Brooklyn. Investigators are looking into the possibility that a menorah started the blaze.
Police responded to a call at 19 East 14th St. in Sheepshead Bay at about 2:15 a.m. The bodies of the four victims were found by first responders. They were a 40-year-old woman and three of her children, an 11-year-old boy, a 7-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl.
Five other victims were taken to area hospitals with varying injuries. They include the dead woman's husband and their 16-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son. Another of the injured was a relative of the victims.
Three of the victims were taken to Staten Island University Hospital in critical condition and the other two to Maimonides Hospital with minor injuries.
Fire officials told Fox 5 News that it appears that the fire started in the front of the house and not in the kitchen area which is in the back of the house. They are looking into the possibility that a menorah, which is used by Jews to celebrate Hanukah, could have been the cause.
WCBS TV Reports
Fox 5 Reports
Police responded to a call at 19 East 14th St. in Sheepshead Bay at about 2:15 a.m. The bodies of the four victims were found by first responders. They were a 40-year-old woman and three of her children, an 11-year-old boy, a 7-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl.
Five other victims were taken to area hospitals with varying injuries. They include the dead woman's husband and their 16-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son. Another of the injured was a relative of the victims.
Three of the victims were taken to Staten Island University Hospital in critical condition and the other two to Maimonides Hospital with minor injuries.
Fire officials told Fox 5 News that it appears that the fire started in the front of the house and not in the kitchen area which is in the back of the house. They are looking into the possibility that a menorah, which is used by Jews to celebrate Hanukah, could have been the cause.
WCBS TV Reports
Fox 5 Reports
Listen to the Lights
A letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe to all participants in public Menorah lightings in the USA.
Sunday, December 17, 2017
Menorah Lightings 5778 Around the World - Part 1
National Menorah at the White House - Chanukah at the Ellipse at the White House in Washington, DC. Organized by American Friends of Lubavitch.
Menorah lights up Brandenburg Gate, Berlin. On the very spot where the bloodiest and most hateful symbols were displayed just seventy short years ago, now shines the holy shining lights of the Chnaukah candles.
Menorah lights up Brandenburg Gate, Berlin. On the very spot where the bloodiest and most hateful symbols were displayed just seventy short years ago, now shines the holy shining lights of the Chnaukah candles.
Dreams Can Come True, Every Day With Project Refuah
purchase your ticket TODAY at chance.projectrefuah.org
Imagine…A home in Jerusalem…every person’s dream.
Empathize…Chanukah vacation…children who want their parents to take them on a regular day outing, not spend the day focusing on their special needs sibling.
Watch… how the fulfillment of one dream will fulfill the dream of so many children and their parents.
Imagine…A home in Jerusalem…every person’s dream.
Empathize…Chanukah vacation…children who want their parents to take them on a regular day outing, not spend the day focusing on their special needs sibling.
Watch… how the fulfillment of one dream will fulfill the dream of so many children and their parents.
Chanukah 5778 Music Collection Part 1
Shloime Cohen & Eli Laufer - Ma’oz Tzur - Composed By Rav Dovid Hofstedter of Toronto founder of the Dirshu Program
IDF Sings Chanukah's Greatest Hits
IDF Sings Chanukah's Greatest Hits
Man Takes Revenge on Package Thieves
A man in Washington created a genius device to catch pesky thieves who steal packages from front porches.
Jaireme Barrow, from Tacoma, Washington, was tired of people stealing his expensive Jeep parts and decided he 'wanted to even the playing field'
He created one of the earliest models trap - using 12-gauge shotgun blanks, fishing line, bricks, a wooden box-like, a small box, aluminum carrying vessel for the blanks, a small plate, and a cardbox box - and has filmed numerous wannabe thieves.
Numerous thieves can be seen being caught in the action, with one unfortunate soul even stumbling over himself trying to escape the popping.
In his video, the man can be seen walking up to the house to try to steal the package on Friday.
As he looks at the box, it explodes and he fumbles down the steps on the foggy day.
Another tries to take a box on December 1 at night only to be spooked so bad that he almost falls over the new gate that was put up in the last year.
In an earlier video from the year before, a woman can be heard screaming when she is frightened by the loud sudden noise. She runs back to the car that she came with.
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Jaireme Barrow, from Tacoma, Washington, was tired of people stealing his expensive Jeep parts and decided he 'wanted to even the playing field'
He created one of the earliest models trap - using 12-gauge shotgun blanks, fishing line, bricks, a wooden box-like, a small box, aluminum carrying vessel for the blanks, a small plate, and a cardbox box - and has filmed numerous wannabe thieves.
Numerous thieves can be seen being caught in the action, with one unfortunate soul even stumbling over himself trying to escape the popping.
In his video, the man can be seen walking up to the house to try to steal the package on Friday.
As he looks at the box, it explodes and he fumbles down the steps on the foggy day.
Another tries to take a box on December 1 at night only to be spooked so bad that he almost falls over the new gate that was put up in the last year.
In an earlier video from the year before, a woman can be heard screaming when she is frightened by the loud sudden noise. She runs back to the car that she came with.
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Chanukah 5778 with Rebbes & Gedolim Part 1
Chanukah 5778 With Gerer Rebbe
The Rachmestrivka Rebbe Lighting Menorah Chanukah 5778
First Night Chanukah 5778 with Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky
The Rachmestrivka Rebbe Lighting Menorah Chanukah 5778
First Night Chanukah 5778 with Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky
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