Although you seem to write many US stories you seem to have missed a very important one. Rabbi Dayan Broyde being thrown out of the US bais din. Kedassia take note. He didnt call himself reform or left wing which is reform by another name but did his best to be 'improve' the Torah and bring it 'forward' to our modern age. He advocated a wife also giving a ring to her husband and made some kind of chalipin out of it and her being koine the kesuba with it. This was a man who expected to be the UK Chief Rabbi, we should be thankful that he was 'found' out and dismissed. All the US 'orthodox' blogs are crying over him like hihurim and emmes which shows us what standard of yidishkeit they really are. In fact they are much worse than reform since the BTs who read them are greatly influenced by them. They are 'maisis umadiach' many people, into the false yidishkeit they represent. He was and most likely will still be a contributor to them, alternating between using his leftwing reform 'hat' and his modern orthodox one. Since there is not much difference between them it took them so long to find out. At least now we know what the MO is really made up of.
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ReplyDeleteAlthough you seem to write many US stories you seem to have missed a very important one. Rabbi Dayan Broyde being thrown out of the US bais din. Kedassia take note. He didnt call himself reform or left wing which is reform by another name but did his best to be 'improve' the Torah and bring it 'forward' to our modern age. He advocated a wife also giving a ring to her husband and made some kind of chalipin out of it and her being koine the kesuba with it. This was a man who expected to be the UK Chief Rabbi, we should be thankful that he was 'found' out and dismissed. All the US 'orthodox' blogs are crying over him like hihurim and emmes which shows us what standard of yidishkeit they really are. In fact they are much worse than reform since the BTs who read them are greatly influenced by them. They are 'maisis umadiach' many people, into the false yidishkeit they represent. He was and most likely will still be a contributor to them, alternating between using his leftwing reform 'hat' and his modern orthodox one. Since there is not much difference between them it took them so long to find out. At least now we know what the MO is really made up of.
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