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Who says that any of the vehicles had red lights and or sirens? The State Police press release names all the heimishe passengers in the Ford Explorer and mentions “The occupants of the Cadillac, including Rabbi David Twersky, age 81 of New Square were not injured.” No mention of a Rebbe. We know who Rabbi Twersky is but the police were not seeking to link him or his car to the accident.
Joseph, you are 100% right.
Wse can be dan l’kaf zechus and try our best to help them financially to refute the charges but if they agree to a plea bargain, can our donations be counted as tzeddoka and part of our maaseh money?
I just saw the original question. I assume Sparkly is single because for a married lady the question is irrelevant. We all know that the holy Zohar advise all married ladies – not just chassidim – to not let a single hair be seen even to the walls of their house. The accepted way to achieve this is to shave off all the hair.
How can you say that? Every prat v’prat of Torah is always relevant and what more Toradik can there be to talk about than Hot Dogs on Shabbos Chol Hamoed Pesach. What is the problem anyway the dogs or the rolls?
I think the Bostoner Rebbe of Har Nof in Jerusalem is a wonderful man. He looks so Rebbish as you see him walk around with his overcoat and his silver topped stick and super white scarf. He is also very humble, you never see him in the street with his chassidim or even a Gabbai. He just goes alone always in touch with himself and G-d.
No, he lives in Brookline. This is the Rebbe Rebi Mayer Shlita who took over from his father and lives in Yerushalayim Ihr Hakodesh although he spends months of every year travelling the world fundraising for his many mosdot in Israel and giving chizuk to kehilot everywhere.