Following the tense situation, the Chief Rabbi of the Grad Law publishes a series of instructions. According to him, one must obey the directives of the Home Front Command and not take risks. Also, in areas where one must stay close to protected areas, one should only go to the hospital if there is access to a protected area during the journey and stay, as well as in any A phone must be left available at the school
Following the tense situation in the south and the “Dawn” operation, the Chief Rabbi of Israel, the Gaon Rabbi David Lau, publishes a number of instructions for the upcoming Shabbat for the settlements located on the frontline.
Under the title “A time of trouble is for Jacob and from him salvation”, the chief rabbi, following the situation, calls on the general public to add three chapters of Psalms for the success of the people of Israel and the soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces who are currently fighting to restore peace to the cities of Israel.
The chief rabbi urges the public to obey all the instructions of the frontline command officials and not to take risks.
Also, in areas where you have to stay close to the protected areas, you should go to the synagogue only if during the journey and stay in the synagogue there is immediate access to a protected area, otherwise it is permissible and desirable to pray at home and not take a risk.
In conclusion, the chief rabbi instructs that it is advisable to make sure that in every synagogue where he stays on Shabbat, he leaves a telephone available in case he does not come.