The Rabbi’s Weekly Newsletter

I don't know if you noticed, but it's still forbidden to read on the website on Shabbat
That's the time when everyone studies reads talks

The provoking
P.S. The writer is serious.

Excellent. So you can print it out a day in advance and read it. Do you want me to print it out for everyone and mail it to everyone instead? Sounds unlikely to me.

No need to be cynical, you can print it and leave it in the synagogue. I volunteer to leave it in my neighborhood.
I really want to create a change in society in general, and certainly in the Haredi community.
And I believe that the rabbi is the key. All the rest, with all due respect, do not have a personally produced Torah library like the rabbi's, and they do not have the intelligence and courage.

I'm not being cynical at all. Does it seem reasonable to you that, in addition to investing time, writing, and money (from Oren), I should spend money and time on printing? Whoever is interested should print. What's more, these columns are of interest to certain Andes, and there's no point in including them in the piles in synagogues with the rest of the trash.

A. So what can be done to wake people up from their nonsense?

B. I saw that the rabbi is going to come to the Anshe Chail Beit Midrash on Wednesday. What is the rabbi going to talk about?

This is a panel about coercion and necessity in Haredi society in general. In preparation for Shavuot.

Is there a post that talks about this matter?

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