Shabbat "These are the Journeys of the Children of Israel..." The End of the Exile!!! Everyone is Invited!!!

This upcoming Shabbat, Parshat Masei 5776, will seemingly mark the end of the long exile of our teacher, the Rav shlit"a, since he left the Holy Land in Adar 5773. After a dreadful and arduous exile, filled with upheavals, persecutions, and slanders in the harsh exile of Switzerland, Miami, Morocco, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Holland, and again South Africa, where he was even imprisoned under harsh conditions for 103 days without medical treatment, our teacher, the Rav shlit"a, returned to Eretz Yisrael. However, even here, the saga of suffering he took upon himself to save the Jewish people from severe decrees has not yet ended. Here too, in the malicious insensitivity of the rule of law, he was arrested and imprisoned like the lowest of criminals.

His students and chassidim accompanied him at every stage from the moment he returned to the land by organizing mass prayers at every court hearing where the Rav appeared, and simultaneously setting up a tent near his place of imprisonment.

The protest tent was initially set up by the "The People with the Tzaddik" action and advocacy headquarters, operating on behalf of the "Shuvu Banim International" association, near the Nitzan detention center in Ramla immediately upon the Rav's return to the land, and later moved near the gates of Be'er Sheva prison, where our teacher, the Rav shlit"a, is currently located. The tent was set up to protest the disgrace to the honor of the Torah carried out by the law enforcement system in the State of Israel, which insists on keeping our teacher, the Rav shlit"a, in detention for over two weeks, on the ridiculous, unfounded, and absurd pretext of the Rav's flight risk, even though the Rav left the country with his passport legally and returned of his own will to the land due to his desire to exhaust the judicial process to the end. Even simple logic does not support the distorted views of the police and prosecution, who do not contend with the simple calculation that asks, "Why would a person risk committing the offense of fleeing a judicial process, which carries a prison sentence of several years, to save himself from charges he is suspected of, which even if convicted of all, his punishment would not be more than 4 months of community service?"

The tent was also set up to provide support to a large group of yeshiva students and young men who have closely accompanied the Rav from the moment he left the country to every place he stayed during this long period. Despite the harsh conditions, there is a significant public of the Rav's students and chassidim who are not willing to leave him anywhere and to be by his side at all times as much as possible according to the existing restrictions. Specifically, our teacher, the Rav shlit"a, explicitly instructed that if he remains in detention for more than two weeks, tents and caravans should be set up to stay near him wherever he may be.

The recording can be heard here:

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Additionally, the "Tzaddik HaEmet of the Generation" yeshiva was established in the tent, where close to 60 yeshiva students and young men study throughout the day and night, until the Rav's swift release, with Hashem's help, next Wednesday.

As part of the yeshiva's activities, on Thursday night, Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av, "Breslov Thursday Night" will take place, during which lessons will be delivered throughout the night by Breslov rabbis and influencers. Following this, a Vatikin prayer will take place with songs and melodies in the yeshiva's tradition. Everyone is invited.

Additionally, before the lessons begin, a Rosh Chodesh meal will take place at 21:00 after the Maariv prayer.

Towards the upcoming Shabbat, a large group of the Rav's chassidim is organizing to stay in the tent, and of course, the expenses are significant. We ask for the public's assistance with donations, both for food, which amounts to approximately 3,000 ₪, and for the ongoing operational expenses of the tent and yeshiva on site (fuel for the generator, subsidizing buses, etc.), which also amount to approximately 4,000 ₪.

Donations can be made via the website by clicking here or by calling the campaign manager Aharon Schwartz on his personal mobile 0533-155-313

Thank you in advance to all the lovers of the tzaddik.

Continuous updates regarding the activities can always be heard on the Shuvu Banim line

02-991-71-73

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