Edith – does david werdiger take a break from being crazy during Elul?
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He is the biggest hypocrite
http://david-werdiger.blogspot.com/2011/10/yechi-david-werdiger.html
RESPONSE TO The sad story of Chaim Herzog thats Hate Crimes.
The Sad Story of David Werdiger In response to the fifth chelek and Mendel X Blogs that is full of lies: Hate Crimes
THE SAGA CONTINUES ?
Still Causing Trouble
You would have thought David Werdiger was finally gone, and good riddance to him, but David in court and bullying anyone.
Will the circus ever end?
Will David ever move on?
Stay tuned
Will the circus ever end?
Will David ever move on?
Stay tuned
WTF is going on between David Werdiger and the Werdiger family Why didn’t they come to help David with his court cases? Messira
David werdiger Was he banned from entering Yeshiva? Messira
He is the biggest hypocrite
This blog is only here as counter SEO against a cyber stalker
http://david-werdiger.blogspot.com/2011/10/yechi-david-werdiger.html
By Naomi Levine for The Australian Jewish News
Melbourne’s Yeshivah Centre. Photo: AJN file
Yeshivah Centre members in Melbourne have called for more democracy in the 52-year-old organisation after accusations the facility’s dayan, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Telsner, censored their newsletter.
The Pesach edition of the publication included three articles discussing the value of removing or retaining the controversial “Yechi” sign on the wall of the main shul. But by the end of Pesach, the two pieces calling for a vote on its presence had been deleted from electronic and paper copies.
When asked for confirmation, Rabbi Telsner told The AJN he knew “nothing about it”.
When asked for confirmation, Rabbi Telsner told The AJN he knew “nothing about it”.
However, in a letter to Rabbi Telsner, congregant David Werdiger claims that during a discussion they had had, the dayan admitted that he had instructed their removal.
Werdiger said he objected to the censorship and would, after 40 years, stop praying at the main Yeshivah shul. “It is sad and ironic that this has happened in our community, many of whose founders lived under an oppressive regime in Soviet Russia where there was a standard method for dealing with dissent,” Werdiger said.
The sign, according to an article by Yeshivah Gedolah head Rabbi Binyomin Cohen, implies that the late Lubavitcher Rebbe is the messiah and that he never really passed away.
Despite the sign being up for some years, its presence came to the fore in January when Rabbi Telsner excised a small group of people – the “Moshiach Men” – from the community.
A number of Yeshivah members called for the sign to be removed, claiming it was divisive and promoted disharmony. Despite securing more than 100 signatures, Rabbi Telsner and the va’ad ruchni, or committee, ignored the request.
Articles in the recent newsletter continued the debate about the Yechi sign. In the piece that was retained, Rabbi Cohen argued in favour of leaving the sign because that is what the late Yeshivah director, Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Groner, wanted.
“There should be enough room for all of us, and no-one should feel that his emunah [faith] is going to be somehow compromised by davvening [praying] together with another Jew who sees things very differently,” Rabbi Cohen wrote.
Another congregant and one of the organisers of the petition, Yudi New, argued in the original newsletter that the shul was alienating members of the Jewish community, against its own philosophy. He called the sign a “slogan” and said there was no room for slogans in a place of worship, adding its benefits had not been made clear.
On a more general note, New implored the centre’s leadership to welcome mature debate among members. “Whatever course the leadership and community charters, we must concede that Yeshivah has become a shell of its former self.”
Another member, Pinchas Henenberg, also had his say before the newsletter was censored. “The issue is not going to go away by itself – responding ‘no comment’ to the public and instructing mispallelim [congregants] to ‘listen to your leaders and put aside your own thoughts and concerns’ simply exacerbates the issue,” he wrote, before calling for a public members vote.
ב"ה מוצאי ש"ק, כ"א תמוז תשע"ג | 29.06.13
ב"ה מוצאי ש"ק, כ"א תמוז תשע"ג | 29.06.13
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