The anti-chareidi sentiment accompanying the current national government is not new, but at times, the remarks heard over the past year have struck a resounding cord – a reminder of the sad situation that exists.
The latest incident takes place over the airwaves, on Galei Tzahal (Army Radio). Broadcasters were in good spirits, for after all it was Israel’s 66th Independence Day. They spoke of which segments of society need to be diluted, and one promptly stated that the population that he would most like to see reduced is the chareidim, adding “they probably have the worst taste, of kneidelach, and that is very murky”.
Other panel members joined in, not wishing to be outdone. They agreed with their colleague adding “it’s murky because it’s kosher. “The murkiest restaurants are those with a hashgacha” another added.of-galei-tzahal.html#sthash.3oVjUCtf.dpuf
WHEN I CAME TO ISRAEL IN 1962,
THERE WERE ONLY POCKETS OF THE CHAREIDI I LEARNED IN YESHIVAS SEFAS EMES THAT WAS CONSIDERED A BIG YESHIVA, IT ONLY HAD 106 BACHURIM AND I, AT THE AGE OF 16 WAS THE THIRD YOUNGEST IN THE YESHIVA.
BUT AS WE SAY IN OUR PRAYERS EVERY DAY:
G=D IS WHO HUMBLES THE HAUGHTY TO THE GROUND,AND LIFTS THE LOWLY ON HIGH.
AS I HAVE SAID MANY TIMES BEFORE WE CANT SEE G=D, WE HAVE TO BELIEVE, THAT IS YIDISHKEIT.
G=D HIT US, JEWISH PEOPLE VERY HARD WITH THE HOLOCAUST ( I do not understand it).
BUT THE REVIVAL IN CHAREIDI TO-DAY ( look around you) IS THE BIGGEST PROOF THAT THERE IS A G=D ABOVE WHO'S EVERY MOVE HAS GOT A PURPOSE ( again I do not understand it).
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