Congregation regulations – according to the Haredi poskim

The Haredim do not accept anything that does not suit their goals. Don’t look for justifications and theoretical consistency there. I have already written here more than once that relying on the Rabbis that there is no Dina Demalkuta in Israel is completely unfounded in several respects. A. The kings of Israel had Dina Demalkuta. B. This is a singular opinion that has no real source. Someone who always takes a strict approach to every halakhic dispute – for some reason here is making it easy. Beyond that, I also wrote in the past, as you said, that the authority of the state and its laws can be based on public regulations, but they choose to ignore that as well. And above all, there is also theft here (using state services without paying the required fee and without obeying the rules of the game). This is a society that is morally, socially and humanly distorted, parasitic and destructive, with infantile perceptions. The ridiculous justifications come in retrospect, and that’s how they appear.