Rabbi Efraim Zalmonovich
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Response to Rabbi Zalmonovich
It is permissible to pray in the street/response to Rabbi Zalmonovich
Rabbi Efraim Zalmonovich, the rabbi of Mazkeret Batya, argued that one should not pray in public spaces and justified his words with Torah law. In my opinion, his statements are not accurate, and I would like to ask a few questions about his conclusion
Rabbi Yitzhak Neria | 28.09.23
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Prayer Gatherings
I suggest to the people of Rosh Yehudi to organize prayer gatherings here and in the future in halls that will be adapted as temporary synagogues. Prayer is not a protest. Excellent prayer is that which is said from a broken and contrite heart
Rabbi Efraim Zalmonovich | 27.09.23