Failed to regulate military status: grandson of well known Kiruv activist arrested - and recruited
The first signs of recruiting Haredim? Military policemen trapped inside a cabinet a yeshiva student from Jerusalem, grandson of a well known Kiruv personality, since he did not regulate his standing in the army • In his detention cell they forced him to sign the enlistment papers: "If you don't sign – you'll remain in custody for a long time • family: "we'll do all in our power to prevent recruit "
- Yoel Koritz, Behadrey Haredim
- ב' ניסן התשע"ג
Photo: Flash 90
First signs of recruiting Haredim: Yesterday (Monday) in the morning, military police knocked on the door of a private home in Har Shmuel in Jerusalem. They asked for the yeshiva bochur from Rabbeinu Chaim Oizer Yeshiva, 20, the grandson of one of the greatest Kiruv personalities.
One family member, who was asleep at the time, opened the door.
"Where is N, is he home?" Asked the police and explained that they had a warrant against him, for not regulating his military status. Later they learned that due to the fact that the boy wandered between several yeshivos during the past year, he did not arrange his position in the IDF.
A family member was asked to join them in searching the house.
N, hearing the commotion, woke up and hid in a closet. After five minutes of searching the house, the soldiers discovered the hiding place of N, handcuffed him and took him to the car waiting outside.
N was taken to a detention cell in one of the military prisons, and after a few hours in the cell, they clarified: "If you do not sign the documents we show you - you will stay for long."
N did not know that signing the documents will block his way back to the benches of the yeshiva. The pressure exerted on him for a long time, did its share - and he signed the papers. In retrospect, he realized that at the time of signature he became a regular soldier.
Since his arrest and until this afternoon, his family can not contact him. "The only time we were able to talk to him," said the uncle of N. in a conversation with Behadrey Haredim, "he told us he reluctantly signed the papers and probably is in the process of recruitment."
This morning, the boy's uncle came to the house of R' Aharon Leib Steinman. "The Rosh Yeshiva heard the story and remained silent for two minutes," said the uncle. "Immediately after, R' Aharon Leib expressed in the words: 'terrible decree', and public reception was suspended." Earlier, another family member visited Hagr"s Auerbach, who asked his family members to activate public officials.
Towards noon the family came to the induction center in Tel - Hashomer, where they tried to meet N, but without success. "He is probably in the process of recruitment," said the uncle. "We will make every effort to prevent his recruitment and he could return to study at a yeshiva."
One family member, who was asleep at the time, opened the door.
"Where is N, is he home?" Asked the police and explained that they had a warrant against him, for not regulating his military status. Later they learned that due to the fact that the boy wandered between several yeshivos during the past year, he did not arrange his position in the IDF.
A family member was asked to join them in searching the house.
N, hearing the commotion, woke up and hid in a closet. After five minutes of searching the house, the soldiers discovered the hiding place of N, handcuffed him and took him to the car waiting outside.
N was taken to a detention cell in one of the military prisons, and after a few hours in the cell, they clarified: "If you do not sign the documents we show you - you will stay for long."
N did not know that signing the documents will block his way back to the benches of the yeshiva. The pressure exerted on him for a long time, did its share - and he signed the papers. In retrospect, he realized that at the time of signature he became a regular soldier.
Since his arrest and until this afternoon, his family can not contact him. "The only time we were able to talk to him," said the uncle of N. in a conversation with Behadrey Haredim, "he told us he reluctantly signed the papers and probably is in the process of recruitment."
This morning, the boy's uncle came to the house of R' Aharon Leib Steinman. "The Rosh Yeshiva heard the story and remained silent for two minutes," said the uncle. "Immediately after, R' Aharon Leib expressed in the words: 'terrible decree', and public reception was suspended." Earlier, another family member visited Hagr"s Auerbach, who asked his family members to activate public officials.
Towards noon the family came to the induction center in Tel - Hashomer, where they tried to meet N, but without success. "He is probably in the process of recruitment," said the uncle. "We will make every effort to prevent his recruitment and he could return to study at a yeshiva."
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