The members of the ultra-orthodox community will gather in the coming days to discuss the issue of the vows plus after dozens of devices were smashed following the words of the influencer who warned of their spiritual danger. Documentation of the damage caused to the devices that are placed in several synagogues | All the details in the first publication in the “Orthodox rooms”
The ‘Vows Plus’ devices continue to stir up the ultra-orthodox sector. A new information line has been set up for this purpose in the circles of extreme fanatics, where it is announced which synagogue the device is placed in and after a few hours unknown people volunteer to come to the place to destroy it. As a result, the court of the ultra-orthodox community will convene in the coming days to discuss the issue.
The placement of the ‘Vows Plus’ devices in synagogues continues to stir up the ultra-orthodox public, dozens of devices have been smashed so far in the cities of Bnei Brak, Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh, Petah Tikva, Tiberias, and Safed.
In addition, a telephone information line was established, where it is announced where such a device is placed, and after a number of hours from the moment of publication, unknown persons smash them, so far the police are not acting on the issue and the main struggle is an ultra-Orthodox face in the synagogues and in Shtiblach.
The Hasidic influencer who set fire to the area in the fight against the “Vows Plus”
Last Friday, the information was published on the line that there is a device for vows plus in Beit Midrash Toldot Aharon in Mea Shearim, and already on Saturday night unknown people came and smashed the device.
In the meantime, and this is what we are announcing here for the first time, that the tribunal of the ‘Orthodox community’ will convene in the coming days to discuss the issue of those devices, whether to ban or allow their use, a source in the ‘Orthodox community’ tells ‘Ba Haderi Haredim’ that according to the evidence The court will not prohibit the use of devices in a sweeping manner, but will allow devices that are open for use for donating to synagogues and will prohibit devices that are open for other uses, such as for filling Rav Ko cards, mail, authorities, and the like.
As I recall, immediately after the holiday of Sukkot it was published for the first time in ‘Bahadari Haredim’ about the “Rescue Gathering” to strengthen against the dangers of technology as part of the “Om Ani Huma” group headed by the influential Rabbi Zvi Meir Zilberberg.
The influential Rabbi Zvi Meir convenes thousands every year and warns of the dangers of technology. This year the influencer brought out a new technological ban and attacked the ‘Vows Plus’ and ‘communities’ devices in the churches that are used for donations and even charging ‘Rav Ko’ for bus travel. The devices are in all synagogues throughout the country.
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms
The damage to the vow devices is plus
Photo: Yair Levy, in the ultra-orthodox rooms