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Degel HaTorah's Rabbinical Committee Meets to Discuss Chareidi Education

By Betzalel Kahn

Members of Degel HaTorah's Vaad HaRabbonim, who were appointed by Maran HaRav Eliashiv, shlita, to keep watch over the purity of chareidi education in Eretz Hakodesh, met in Bnei Brak to discuss a series of topical issues.

HaRav Eliashiv asked the committee members—HaRav Boruch Shmuel HaKohen Deutsch, HaRav Tzvi Friedman and HaRav Nosson Zochovsky—to become involved in the issue due to the decrees, enticements and inducements by government figures.

Degel HaTorah MKs Rabbi Avrohom Ravitz and Rabbi Moshe Gafni presented the committee with the policy government figures have been promoting recently and the intolerable decrees they are trying to impose on Torah-based educational institutions, and provided a detailed, comprehensive survey of recent developments.

The participants were presented with alarming testimonials, data and documents on efforts to introduce curricula not accepted by gedolei Yisroel into a number of educational institutions for boys and girls, threatening to make unprecedented breaches. The committee secretary was asked to conduct a throughout inquiry by contacting the principals involved and assessing the relevant government documents.

Gedolei Yisroel are deeply disturbed by the recent attempts to interfere in curricular matters and teacher training at chareidi institutions and they oppose even the slightest changes in the form of education handed down through the generations.

Maran HaRav Eliashiv shlita asked the members of Vaad HaRabbonim to continue to follow developments closely and stand watch over the purity of chareidi education.

 

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