In their latest affront to Talmidei Chachamim, a group of sikrikim protested outside the home of Eida Chareidis Ravaad HaGaon HaRav Moshe Sternbuch Shlita. The protestors, 15 in number, spread fish oil near the entrance of the rav’s home and carried signs against him including one written in Hebrew saying “Reform Rabbi”.
The delinquents protested the rav’s psak halacha which permitted the continuation of a controversial housing project since the Gadol Hatorah ruled in his instructions are adhered to, kevarim are not being compromised. Eida Chareidis Gavaad HaGaon HaRav Yitzchok Tuvia Weiss Shlita is of an opposing opinion to the gavaad, which the sikrikim believe is license for them to deal as they wish with a Gadol BiYisroel.
The chareidi delinquents have targeted the gavaad and his family in the past with harassing phone calls, throwing trash and much worse at his home and even physically assaulting persons close to him.
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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This is what happens when I am frummer than you has no limits.
They shall all rot in he’ll , we always knew that when gedoilem fight we don’t mix in
Pure sinas chinam. And yet we think that Moshiach is coming soon?
Why is not the Eida Chareidis Gavaad HaGaon HaRav Yitzchok Tuvia Weiss Shlita publicly denouncing this? If he is not publicly doing this he know and does not care
Sinas Chinum, the cause of all our woes…
Sad to see so many Jews loose there olam habah in such a short time R’l. Apikores: zeh hamivayesh talmid chocham.
Mechutzafim!!
They have nothing better to do with their lives. Many Gedolim before Rav shternbuch have paskened there is no Sheila. Today most also paskened like that. In the meantime hundreds of couples r misplaced cus of these no do gooders. U see the same faces popping up by all types of hafganot as if they were being paid to be mafgin on anything that doesn’t suit their sheeta. Without any care that they r ruining others lives.
Just for your records In the Edah HaCharedis , Rav Tuvia Weiss Shlit’a , is referred to as the Gaavad & Rav Moshe Sternbuch Shlit’a is referred to as the Raavad
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