Chabad emissary deportation order from Siberia: Reason?
Rabbi Asher Krichevsky, Rabbi in Siberia, was deported • possible reasons: suspicion of espionage or unauthorized sale of kosher food
- Yoel Bitelman
- ט' אלול התשע"ד
Immigration authorities in the city of Omsk, Siberia, told Rabbi Krichevsky rabbi to leave the country within 15 days.
The decision was justified, but reports have appeared in the Russian language network may be argued that the rabbi was involved in providing information to the "institution".
Chabad Russian source tells behadrey haredim that they are still checking the authenticity of the order received by the rabbi.
It should be noted that a few weeks ago he was put on trial for selling kosher wine which has not been approved by local authorities and the sale of expired food kosher at a grocery store that is under his protection.
In addition during Operation Preventive Edge the Rabbi collected donations for shipping packages to soldiers.
Haaretz notes that the deportation order may be the result of local initiative in Omsk, which is 2000 km from Moscow, but the order was not approved at the highest levels.
COL system call, rabbi Krichevsky gave knowledge of the order, and said: "We are not alone. The Rebbe sent us and there are good people helping us. There is good reason for optimism, and everything will work out for the best."
Rabbi Krichevsky from Beersheba came to the town of Omsk town 13 years ago. In 2007, he received great amount of state aid $ 8 million for the establishment of a Jewish school, and since then he has become the address for all the Jews in the city.
The decision was justified, but reports have appeared in the Russian language network may be argued that the rabbi was involved in providing information to the "institution".
Chabad Russian source tells behadrey haredim that they are still checking the authenticity of the order received by the rabbi.
It should be noted that a few weeks ago he was put on trial for selling kosher wine which has not been approved by local authorities and the sale of expired food kosher at a grocery store that is under his protection.
In addition during Operation Preventive Edge the Rabbi collected donations for shipping packages to soldiers.
Haaretz notes that the deportation order may be the result of local initiative in Omsk, which is 2000 km from Moscow, but the order was not approved at the highest levels.
COL system call, rabbi Krichevsky gave knowledge of the order, and said: "We are not alone. The Rebbe sent us and there are good people helping us. There is good reason for optimism, and everything will work out for the best."
Rabbi Krichevsky from Beersheba came to the town of Omsk town 13 years ago. In 2007, he received great amount of state aid $ 8 million for the establishment of a Jewish school, and since then he has become the address for all the Jews in the city.
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