"Happy Chanukah to everyone, with Hashem's help, we are not calming down, our teacher Rav Berland shlit"a has not yet been released. He has been in prison for 11 months, without trial and decision."

"We are protesting, we are organizing a protest convoy, on Wednesday, the eve of the seventh candle of Chanukah, 16.12.20, Rosh Chodesh Tevet. The convoy will depart, with Hashem's help, at 12:00 from Olga Interchange, we will arrive at 13:30 at the Coca Cola Bridge in Bnei Brak, and from there we will ascend to Jerusalem in a convoy of vehicles."

Rabbi Aharon Schwartz's call for mandatory participation in the protest convoy

"Bring signs, bring loudspeakers, whatever will help to shout. We will ascend to Jerusalem at a slow pace, there is no need to hurry, it is permissible to drive slowly on the side of the road. We will travel, with Hashem's help, in a large convoy, and reach the Supreme Court. We will light the seventh candle of Chanukah there at Agranat Square, on Yitzhak Rabin Boulevard in Jerusalem opposite the Supreme Court."

"We will try to bring some light to the hardened hearts of the judicial system. A system that leaves an 84-year-old sick man, sick throughout his body, an elderly and righteous Jew - leaves him in prison for 11 months without trial and without conviction."

"We will all arrive, with Hashem's help, starting in Olga and everyone can join wherever they want. As we said, at 12:00 we depart from Olga Bridge, at 13:30 from the Coca Cola Bridge in Bnei Brak, and ascend to Jerusalem via Ganot Interchange and Route 1. You can join us, the more cars that come, the bigger and more powerful the protest will be, and of course, we will all meet at Agranat Square."

"Come as many as possible, there will be a great publicizing of the miracle - we will publicize the miracle and expose the wickedness of the judicial system of the State of Israel against our teacher, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a."

Looking forward to seeing you - Wednesday, Rosh Chodesh Tevet at 13:30 at the Coca Cola Bridge - Bnei Brak, before that we will start at Givat Olga, and ascend to Jerusalem via Route 1."

"It will be joyful - come in masses, it will be joyful with Hashem's help."

"Happy Chanukah to everyone, all the best."