G-d bless the Rabbi's on fb.

Seems noone is paying attention to that one.

at the side of the articles?

There was a nice little Chabad I walked to, they sent emails inviting me to events and Shabbos, then closed down for a period when they lost the building. On getting a new home, I was twice invited by email to log into their Facebook account and bring a housewarming gift. Twice I emailed them saying I don't have a Facebook account and what could I bring. I never got a reply and I never showed up. I guess I just don't need to attend this Chabad or help them out, as I did, if the price of admission is joining Facebook. The emails don't come and they are two blocks away. Long live Facebook I guess, but not in my home.

Download and use Firefox as your Facebook browser and use AdBlock Plus as a plugin. Use the left click of your mouse to select options to block images and you won't see them again.

To faceless: I use an add-on called Ad block Plus, it works with Firefox and I am very satisfied with it, the sides are clean.

Please help me with this adds. Ynet , shame on you.

Was just browsing theunorthodoxjew.blogspot.com and it linked to this page Ynet...where at the feedback section are 3 Hasidim complaining about blocking immodest ads inside the webpage. Interesting, just this morning on my bed I said; "Oh if only their wasn't so many advertisments INSIDE THE WEBBROWSER " . Now look, only a few hours later someone mentions this thing 'Ad block Plus' . THANK YOU !!!

That’s the problem in Israel, Rabbi's are not community Rabbi's and if they were Israel would be even a better place than it is now.

to advance learning and connect with those who can't come to synagogue due to disability, etc.