Recruitment decree - because of taking budgets "
Rally held by the Eideh at Zupnik Square, attended by thousands headed by Gab"d, Ra'avad and Rebbes of the Eideh • two Satmar factions participated • Keynote Speaker: Hgra"i Ullman, remaining neutral in internal struggles that have taken place recently • "regime consulted hooves in the Torah - just because you take funds"
- Moshe Cohen. Photography: Aaron Vahab
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By late afternoon today (Wednesday) the big prayer rally convened at Zupnik Square ended, following a cry against the spiritual situation prevailing in Israel.
Thousands attended headed by Gab"d of the Eideh Charedi, members of Badatz and community rabbis, Rebbes affiliated with the orthodox community classes - Toldot Aharon, Dushinsky, Kahal Chassidei erusalayim and Mishkenot Roim and more. Also prominent participation, the two factions of Satmar, who stood shoulder to shoulder at the rally with the rabbis.
After reciting tehillim and a prayer of Yom Kippur prayer combined with mincha spoke Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Ullmann member of Badatz. It should be noted that Hgra"i is one of Badatz"s individual members, which maintained relatively neutral during the last period, and did not support the various struggles, crossing the orthodox community.
Hgra"i's speech was based on three issues: the duty of isolationism and its companion with the Zionist government. Compliance stubborn and stonewalled any compromising present trends following the decree of recruitment, and abstinence from state funds and budget, to keep the 'jug of pure oil. Hgra"i stressed that now all present that the government seeks to sink its claws in education and Torah, just following the fact that it allocates them and thus requires them to impose his authority.
As published shortly before the rally, a few Sikrik's threw rotten fish throughout the area. Activist Rabbi Shalom Shisha went quickly to the surface, and using a sharp cleaning material purified the air. Although the smell still remains in place, there was no halachic interference to say something sacred.
Orthodox community officials say that they have much more than a clue about who committed the reckless act. "We have cameras scattered around the compound and saw clearly who the guys are. Then we know who sent them. Those behind this barbaric step, they are the sons of one of the radicals known Mea Shearim neighborhood." (Full name withheld).
However, the Orthodox community does not want to file a complaint against the recalcitrant, and prefer to deal with the issue at home and quietly, so as not to be repeated again.
Thousands attended headed by Gab"d of the Eideh Charedi, members of Badatz and community rabbis, Rebbes affiliated with the orthodox community classes - Toldot Aharon, Dushinsky, Kahal Chassidei erusalayim and Mishkenot Roim and more. Also prominent participation, the two factions of Satmar, who stood shoulder to shoulder at the rally with the rabbis.
After reciting tehillim and a prayer of Yom Kippur prayer combined with mincha spoke Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Ullmann member of Badatz. It should be noted that Hgra"i is one of Badatz"s individual members, which maintained relatively neutral during the last period, and did not support the various struggles, crossing the orthodox community.
Hgra"i's speech was based on three issues: the duty of isolationism and its companion with the Zionist government. Compliance stubborn and stonewalled any compromising present trends following the decree of recruitment, and abstinence from state funds and budget, to keep the 'jug of pure oil. Hgra"i stressed that now all present that the government seeks to sink its claws in education and Torah, just following the fact that it allocates them and thus requires them to impose his authority.
As published shortly before the rally, a few Sikrik's threw rotten fish throughout the area. Activist Rabbi Shalom Shisha went quickly to the surface, and using a sharp cleaning material purified the air. Although the smell still remains in place, there was no halachic interference to say something sacred.
Orthodox community officials say that they have much more than a clue about who committed the reckless act. "We have cameras scattered around the compound and saw clearly who the guys are. Then we know who sent them. Those behind this barbaric step, they are the sons of one of the radicals known Mea Shearim neighborhood." (Full name withheld).
However, the Orthodox community does not want to file a complaint against the recalcitrant, and prefer to deal with the issue at home and quietly, so as not to be repeated again.