Wednesday, April 22, 2009

More Modesty

B"H

New Pakshivilim are hanging out in Mea Shearim and in the nearby Ge'ulah neighbourhood in Jerusalem.




Every time Bachurei Yeshiva (Yeshiva Students) go on a holiday (e.g. Chol HaMoed Pessach or Sukkot and Purim), some of them are using the opportunity to travel to places like Tiberias. And Tiberias has, as we know, a beach.
Rashe'i Yeshivot (heads of the Yeshivot) are afraid that those students tend to act immodestly. Bathing and maybe alcohol and drugs. The poster is a call for more modesty !



Tomorrow (Thursday) at 4.30pm (time according to daylight changing), another modesty demonstration is taking place. Not really to much demonstrating but rather prayer. More modesty on public buses !
Location: At the square in front of Olam Zhvil (Zhvil Hall).

The poster is signed by:
Rabbi Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg,
Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach,
Rabbi Yaakov Chaim Sofer,
Rabbi Yitzchak Sheiner and others.

6 comments:

  1. the name is Shienberg and not shienberger!

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  2. B"H

    But it also doesn't say Shienberg but Sheinberg.:-)

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  3. not my fault that i never learned how to spell:):)

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  4. B"H

    Well, my spelling is also not what you would call perfect.:-)

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  5. you said that both toldos aharon and toldos avrohom yitzhak are experiencing an influx of baalei tshuva

    what about mishkenos haroim ? are there baalei tshuva who join them ?
    do they allow baalei tshuva to join ?

    be well

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  6. B"H

    Someone from Boyan once told me that the Mishkenot HaRoim usually do not accept anyone from the outside. The Boyaner knows the scene a little, as the Mishkenot Rebbe Chaim Rabinovitch has a Boyaner family.

    If I was you, I would ask one of the Toldot Aharon Chassidim. I am sure they know whereas when I would ask the women, they definitely won't have information. Except for the Toldot Aharon Rebbitzen.

    Another thing you could do is start going regularly to the Mishkenot shul.

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