Urgent! Urgent! "Million Campaign" Take Part in the Release of Rav Berland

Our Sages say, "There is no mitzvah as great as the redemption of captives," and this takes precedence over all other forms of charity.

As recently published, the judge requested 500,000 shekels in bail, and today the judge raised the price to 700,000 shekels to release the Rav by tomorrow, Tuesday. Without this money, the Rav will remain in detention, G-d forbid, and a large portion is still missing! In the words of the judge, "Start a fundraising campaign."

Before his arrest, the Rav requested that everyone donate 1,000 shekels for expenses and promised that every donor would receive a blessing from Heaven and great salvations in all matters.

Likewise, we must fund other numerous expenses, including:

Legal expenses

Transportation and food for rallies near the prison or wherever the Rav is located

The "The People are with the Tzaddik" project to show solidarity with the Rav shlit"a in front of the prison

Live broadcasts of all the rallies

Advertisements, publications, flyers, online and in print

A rare recording has come into our possession in which the Rav said, a few days before his arrest, to carry out a "Million Campaign" where everyone would donate at least 100 NIS for every soul in their family. The Rav said that one could borrow the money and deduct it from their annual tithe (ma'aser).

The recording was not yet published because we did not see a need. But today, we clearly see the holy spirit of the Rav, who foresaw that we would reach the situation we are in today, and this money is needed urgently!

Listen to the recording:

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