Cannot recover • Chernobyl students do not fall asleep at night

What to do in light of the tragedy at the Chernobyl yeshiva with the death of one of its student can Moshe Scharf z"l? An ad was posted last erev Shabbos, asking students to "gain strength in prayer and intentions, following the tragedy."

But since the disaster occurred, the yeshiva students find it difficult to sleep at night.

Moshe Scharf z"l was found lying on his bed lifeless on Thursday before noon, the morning of the wedding of his older brother - and since then the students are in panic and anxiety.

The last Friday night, the night after the trauma, they spent learning until the early morning hours. They simply feared for their safety, as if the angel of death is hovering over the yeshiva. Only during the day did they manage to fall asleep.
But on Friday night the phenomenon returned when the anxious boys preferred to remain awake and afraid to retire to sleep.

Instead they danced and sang. On Friday night all circles opened, accompanied by a loud rendition of hundreds of students. Only on Shabbos afternoon, the weary students retired to sleep.

Meanwhile, the jester Naphtali Fox, one of the supporters of Chernobyl attended a kiddush held at the Beis Midrash of Shtefenesht chassidim on Maharshal street in Bnei Brak: "Five chassanim were thrown from the yeshiva recently, because they'd gotten engaged contrast to yeshiva rules stating that the Shiur B students should not get engaged before Shavuos. But who could indemnify the great sorrow caused to the chassanim, their families on both sides? The tragedy at the yeshiva brings us to make a cheshbon nefesh in this area too, "Fox said this time and meant it solemnly and not sarcastically.

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!