ed note–posted as a lil’ reminder to all those who think they know a thing or two about the HIGHLY nuanced manner in which powerful Jewish interests and individuals operate by virtue of having read a few passages from the Talmood that the very limited and merely remedial manner in which some approach their understanding of the ‘JQ’ is completely inadequate in fleshing out anything more than the most one-dimensional picture, as these people operate and communicate with each other on a level that escapes ENTIRELY the notice and comprehension of Gentiles.

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Sitting before Congress for hours on Wednesday, Michael Cohen accused US President Donald Trump of lying, cheating, and a range of allegedly criminal behavior.

But some people who watched Trump’s former lawyer testify in Congress had their minds focused elsewhere: on a thin, red string bracelet around his left wrist.

The sight of the simple string tied around his wrist led to plenty of speculation about its origin and purpose. And most seemed to conclude that the Jewish attorney was wearing the bracelet as a Kabbalah-inspired talisman.

While many Birthright participants return home with a red string they picked up at the Kotel adorning their wrists, the Jewish origin of the bracelet is a little murky. The website MyJewishLearningDOTcom notes that “wearing a red string bracelet to ward off evil is not a practice deeply rooted in Jewish text and tradition, but it seems to have struck a chord in contemporary spiritual circles and is apparently meaningful to many people.”

Madonna first donned a red string bracelet when she began practicing Kabbalah years ago, and many other Hollywood celebrities have since been spotted wearing them.

The Kabbalah Centre sells a “red string package” for $26, claiming that “Kabbalah teaches that we can remove intrusive negative influences by using tools such as the Red String.”
And many people drew a similar connection on Wednesday to Cohen’s red accessory.

Celebrity gossip site The Blast ran a story titled “Michael Cohen Rocks Kabbalah Bracelet During Testimony,” and the Jewish Daily Forward noted the string on its Instagram account.

Dozens of Twitter users also spied the bracelet, with many wondering about its significance and others confidently linking it to Kabbalah.

Of course, it may be too little too late for Cohen, who is slated to enter federal prison in May regardless.

4 thoughts on “The deeper significance of the red string bracelet worn by Cohen during congressional hearings”
  1. The ironic thing is that since it is kabbalistic, it would produce the opposite effect… it would attract evil.

    Just as the “smart” jews who never utter the holy name of God…

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