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Eternal Jewish Family Holds Conference in Boston

By Betzalel Kahn

Eternal Jewish Family, headed by HaRav Reuven Feinstein, held a three-day conference this week at the Hyatt Hotel in Boston following the success of the conference held in Jerusalem in Av.

At this week's conference hundreds of rabbonim from throughout the US discussed the measures to be taken to put a stop to the breaches in the area of conversion. Chairman HaRav Leib Tropper, who is highly regarded by gedolei Yisroel and serves as rosh yeshiva of Yeshivas Kol Yaakov in Monsey, said this week's conference was an important milestone. "At the conferences held previously we succeeded in formulating a long series of guidelines, some of which have already been implemented, and they solve many problems that arose as a result of the large-scale conversions. These conversions, which posed a threat to Klal Yisroel, even harmed the converts themselves, who often believed they had been properly converted whereas the truth was otherwise. We have made great progress and hope to reap additional achievements be'ezras Hashem."

The hundreds of US rabbonim were joined by Eternal Jewish Family rabbonim from Eretz Hakodesh, including HaRav Shmuel Eliezer Stern, chairman of the halacha committee in Eretz Yisroel, HaRav Simchah Hacohen Kook, rav and gavad of Rechovot, HaRav Nachum Eisenstein, chairman of Vaad Haolami LeInyonei Giyur, and Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar.

The conference was sponsored by the Kaplan Family Foundation, which supports all Eternal Jewish Family activities.

 

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