Pappenheim and Slonim were attacked at shul: "Sheygetz"

After the first attack two weeks ago on Shabbos suffered by Rabbi Gavriel Pappenheim, a head of GivatJerusalem, former building complex in Beit Shemesh Golbnzitz, he returned again this week to pray in the shul of Satmar on Yoel Street in Jerusalem - and attacked again.

One of those present recalls the conversation that took place with B'Chadrei Charedim: "He sat in the back of the shul. In middle of Mincha on Friday night, an avrech came up to him (the son of one of the most influential people in the Haredi community) , attacked him - and threw off his shtreimel.

"There were those who tried to prevent the avrech from shouting, including director of the Satmar institutions Rav Ephraim Stern. But after a few minutes most of the worshipers at the Beit Midrash began shouting insults at him: 'Sheygetz'. During the 10 minutes it was not possible to continue to pray, Pappenheim himself continued to sit, and one of the community leaders sat down next to him to restore calm, but after prayer he was attacked all the way to his house."

On Shabbos morning, in the midst of reading the Torah in Rachmastrivka in Gush 80 in Jerusalem, it was the same young man shouting on Friday night at Rabbi Pappenheim, who approached the podium and shouted at Rabbi Avraham Slonim - also a member of the organization that builds at the Golbnzitz complex in Beit Shemesh.

The shouting was in the presence of Rachmastrivka Rebbe until some of the avrechim took hold of the avrech and threw him out of the synagogue.

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!