6 Responses

1. While i commend and applaud what the security guard did, I don’t think posting a video like this one does any good. In fact it probably does the opposite.

2. Second prize is 2 parties.

3. I’ll take the bait.

   “I don’t think posting a video like this one does any good.”

   Why?

   “In fact it probably does the opposite.”

   How?

4. The title of the video on YouTube is incendiary and false. The Yeshiva has a rosh chodesh party and the guard attended. They did not “throw a party for the security guard”. Which mushchas does your headlines?

   Moderators Response: Eli Willner does them.

5. Having said that… I think the response of the principal to the general news was brilliant and a big kiddush hashem too.

6. “celebrating” someone else’s suffering is not our way. What the guard did was an appropriate response to a threat within the Yeshiva. He should be applauded for that.

   Admittedly the headline for the video and the video itself can be misleading. But i am wondering if last rosh chodesh did anyone dance with the guard.