"We will invite Rabbi Meir Malka to say a few words." Rabbi Shlomo Elmalich shlit"a warmly welcomes Rabbi Meir Malka shlit"a to speak before the large crowd that gathered for the prayer and protest rally for the release of our teacher, the esteemed Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, at the Bar Ilan junction.

"To all the holy public present here - everyone comes from an inner cry, a cry of the heart, a cry of pain, a cry from the depths of the heart, a cry from the heights of heights." Rabbi Malka shlit"a, one of the veteran and special students of our teacher, the esteemed Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, begins his words.

"What will become of us? What will become of our father? Days and more days and more days, and in such a way that... the malice, the injustice, and the lack of justice, as the son of the Rabbi shlit"a mentioned, a drop of humanity, a drop of mercy, a drop of a Jewish point, where?"

"And all the more so when it concerns the Rabbi of Rabbis, our teacher Rav Berland shlit"a, and even if it were a simple Jew, it would be appropriate to grant the minimum of humanity, of consideration, but our eyes do not see it, our ears do not hear it, they only hear about the health of our teacher Rav Berland shlit"a - painful things, and they hear only the little of the little."

"What can we say and what can we speak, our strength is only prayer, indeed everyone who can, as the son of the Rabbi shlit"a spoke, everyone who can and is able to act in any way, that we do not stand idly by, our very gathering here, in this place now, at this hour, it itself shows and tells all of Israel, wherever they are - our cry is great, our cry is great and deep. Look and see what is being done to us, what is being done to the flock, what is being done to the souls of Israel."

"There is only one Jew in the generation who gave himself, mainly it is complete and total self-sacrifice to give his heart for the souls of Israel. There are souls who have no father and no true faithful and loving shepherd to look upon them, only our teacher the Rabbi shlit"a gave himself for this for days and years."

"Look and see, people of Israel, all these souls are parts of us, how worthy it is for us to cherish, support, and love the one who gave and gives his mind to these souls. Look, people of Israel, please awaken yourselves, whoever can be awakened for our teacher the Rabbi shlit"a. He is the compassionate shepherd, this compassion rests upon all of Israel."

"So if there is one Jew in the generation who took upon himself this holy burden, how worthy it is for us to cherish him, to rely on and love him, and to support him. And now his situation is such and such, so that we do not stand idly by, that we merit to awaken to use everything within our ability, whether prayers, efforts, or anything that can be beneficial."

"Please, people of Israel, this is going..., whoever is here, whoever is here is a thousandth of all the souls of Israel whose heart's cry is very great. Please, all of Israel, awaken, work with everything within your ability from prayer to any effort."

"Until we merit, with Hashem's help, that the judgment on this terrible and painful injustice will be sweetened..., even if it is the simplest Jew, and all the more so, and it is necessary to expand on this all the more so, who knows if this is not demanded from each one of us, all of us."

"Please, people of Israel, awaken with mercy, with a compassionate eye, whether it is for him or for the flock waiting for this shepherd, may great mercy be established upon us and all of Israel. May we merit, with Hashem's help, to the great salvation and redemption of our teacher Rav Berland shlit"a, with health and long life, with Hashem's help, for the sanctity of all Israel, may we merit, with Hashem's help, to complete redemption for good life, with Hashem's help, soon."