Esther Kletzky, the mother of Leiby, first call was not to the police, frantic and worried after her child went missing her first call was to the Boro Park Shomrim, the local neighborhoods Jewish volunteer patrol.

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — A Bochur was beaten yesterday in 770 while davening Shacharis by a Tzfati bochur. He was grabbed by his ear and slapped across the face, while others just watched and did not intervene. Hanholo refused to comment or take action.

In a new letter, two members of the Crown Heights Beis Din declared that child molesters have the Din of a Rodef and therefore it is permissible to inform on them to the police and courts, given that there is real evidence of abuse.

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — After CrownHeights.info’s article exposing the actions of a number of 'Tzfati' Bochurim toward a Shliach, the Hanholoh of Kvutzeh posted a letter in 770 warning Bochurim in the strongest possible way that disrespecting anyone, Anash or Shluchim, will result in dismissal from Yeshiva without warning.

In a new letter, Rabbi Avrohom Osdoba has some choice words for the Beis Din, and levels some accusations regarding the way certain Shaalos are being answered. In his letter he says “I come to remove an obstacle from those who may not notice,” regarding answers that appear as if he is giving them.

Many children experience difficulties early on in their formal education, yet the issues only begin to surface when they reach 4th grade.

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — A Shliach was the victim of 'Tzfati' terror while in 770, suffering much verbal harassment, and having his Tallis and Tefillin stolen from him.

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — A Shliach was the victim of 'Tzfati' terror while in 770, suffering much verbal harassment, and having his Tallis and Tefillin stolen from him.

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — A Shliach was the victim of 'Tzfati' terror while in 770, suffering much verbal harassment, and having his Tallis and Tefillin stolen from him.

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Over 500 men from all sectors of the Melbourne Jewish Community came together in a show of support for Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin, at a gathering held at the Adass-Gutnick Hall, on Wednesday, June 15.