Dormitory
Haredi men and young men (who wear suits, as you say) who are scheduled for conscription do not receive dormitories. Following this, Minister Ben-Zur of the Social Security Administration decided that the rest of the population will also not receive a dormitory discount. Now I have a one-year-old daughter and I pay 4,000 shekels, and I am a student, so it simply wipes us out financially.
Is it permissible to work illegally to make ends meet?
I agree that I am not asking legally, unless there is a halakhic problem with it.
I think there is no problem.
Can you elaborate?
What's the problem? The minister is robbing him and he's taking justice for himself.
Is not providing a benefit from the state considered robbery? Furthermore, if everyone takes matters into their own hands in such matters, the state coffers will be severely damaged.
This is not a failure to provide a benefit. The law states that he deserves it, and the minister cannot rob him of it against the law. It is not his father's money, and he cannot act like a robber. Not everyone will do this, but only those who want to save their wealth from the robbers. The categorical order cannot serve as a shield for robbers against people who have been robbed.
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