Photo: The Jewish MAFIA in Argentina – lying Jews deny it… – My Comments
[I am a firm believer that Napoleon had it right: Jews are GUILTY until they can prove their innocence. There is no other way to work with the race of scum. Here is Jewish rabbi claiming this is not true. I have been wondering for quite some time what the Jewish scum in Argentina are up to because there are a lot of them – about 300,000. That's quite a stack. And weird things have been happening in Argentina, especially with regard to their currency and economy. So I just keep wondering: What are the Jewish scum doing to our European brethren in Argentina? I think there's Jewish nonsense going on there, and this seems to be the first hint that this is real. We need to keep watching Argentina! And remember that's where Pope Francis comes from and his best buddy was a Jewish Rabbi. What a mess! Certification services on food is itself an enormous Jewish scam that runs across the entire Western world!!! Jan]
We don’t run a ‘kosher mafia,’ leading Argentine rabbis say in response to businessman’s claims
OCTOBER 29, 2020 1:34 PM
Argentine Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Gabriel Davidovich (Screen shot from YouTube)
BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — After Jewish institutions came out in support of a businessman who is vowing to take on what he calls a “kosher mafia” that sets the price of kosher meat, leading Argentine rabbis criticized the accusations that they are involved in artificially raising the cost of kosher food.
The group of rabbis, including Argentina’s Chief Sephardic Rabbi Yosef Chehebar and Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Gabriel Davidovich, signed a joint letter on Oct. 19.
“We read with amazement the offensive words from self-designated rabbinical institutions accusing religious rabbis of belonging to a kosher products mafia, a very serious accusation since those terms imply a terrible connotation,” the letter reads.
By “self-designated rabbinical institutions,” the group is referring to the Rabbinical Assembly, which is the international association of Conservative rabbis, and its affiliate in Latin America, the Latin American Rabbinical Seminary.
The two Conservative institutions signed a statement of their own on Oct. 17, claiming that “rabbis have made people hostage of their ‘halachic’ decisions, and together with some businessmen they have created a mafia in the provision and price of kosher food.”
Jewish businessman Roberto Goldfarb, who runs the Diarco market chain, has begun selling kosher meat in his stores for about half the normal price.
The Orthodox rabbis argue that they do not set prices and only provide kosher certification services. The debate comes at a time of high and increasing inflation in Argentina, estimated at a rate of about 40% in 2020.
“It is regrettable that, in difficult and sensitive times, they take advantage of the hard economic situation to undermine the image of the rabbis and divide the community, which tries to remain united. Leaders must be responsible and not take advantage of a specific circumstance to obtain some political profit,” the letter reads.