Darcei Noam battle: rosh yeshiva and kollel students danced at the lake
Hundreds of students accompanied Hgr"y Olsen on Shabbos, who went out against the phenomenon of young people who gather every Shabbos afternoon near the main road • In the fight, the rosh asked kollel students go someplace and impress presence peacefully
- Moshe Weisberg
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Shabbos War at the Lake: Lakewood, New Jersey, near the main road, every Shabbos afternoon boys and girls gather together, which brings the Haredi residents to stay away, causing many obstacles. As a result, the city's rabbis decided to fight the unacceptable phenomenon.
Dayan of Satmar Lakewood, Rabbi Mordechai Bezalel Klein, came every Shabbos as he launches into a dance and tries to stop the deterioration, came out a few weeks ago with a letter from one of the city's rabbis to Lakewood yeshiva heads Hgr"y Olsen, and other rabbis to tell yeshiva students to try to go through there and not argue just to be seen, and Rosh Yeshiva Hgr"y Olsen even went last Shabbos, along with hundreds of students who sang and danced. Rosh Yeshiva spoke with the children at the scene who received his blessing.
Note that yeshiva heads and rabbis of the city also sent consult to Hgray"l Steinman, to hear how it is worthy fight to the phenomenon.
One of the residents who were there on Shabbos talked with behadrey haredim and a number of "local police protecting children, sitting there totally secular center of the city, brought one child to ask for blessing the Rosh Yeshiva of Lakewood - Rabbi Yeruham - asked him what you want? The boy said to succeed in learning, and how old are you? The boy said he was 16, and R. Yeruham blessed him and said, 'You have your whole life ahead of you to study well, separate from the head when the child is sitting he told us,' I wish I had asked for a blessing police not arrest me. "
Either way, Lakewood is going to continue to combat the problem peacefully, and come every Shabbos to sing and dance near the lake, with a single aim - the children to understand that it is not a place of spiritual deterioration.
Dayan of Satmar Lakewood, Rabbi Mordechai Bezalel Klein, came every Shabbos as he launches into a dance and tries to stop the deterioration, came out a few weeks ago with a letter from one of the city's rabbis to Lakewood yeshiva heads Hgr"y Olsen, and other rabbis to tell yeshiva students to try to go through there and not argue just to be seen, and Rosh Yeshiva Hgr"y Olsen even went last Shabbos, along with hundreds of students who sang and danced. Rosh Yeshiva spoke with the children at the scene who received his blessing.
Note that yeshiva heads and rabbis of the city also sent consult to Hgray"l Steinman, to hear how it is worthy fight to the phenomenon.
One of the residents who were there on Shabbos talked with behadrey haredim and a number of "local police protecting children, sitting there totally secular center of the city, brought one child to ask for blessing the Rosh Yeshiva of Lakewood - Rabbi Yeruham - asked him what you want? The boy said to succeed in learning, and how old are you? The boy said he was 16, and R. Yeruham blessed him and said, 'You have your whole life ahead of you to study well, separate from the head when the child is sitting he told us,' I wish I had asked for a blessing police not arrest me. "
Either way, Lakewood is going to continue to combat the problem peacefully, and come every Shabbos to sing and dance near the lake, with a single aim - the children to understand that it is not a place of spiritual deterioration.