Were you thrown out of shul because of “public health” tyranny? Was your child unjustly banned from school because of \/ax mandates? Were you wrongfully fired or threatened with your job over mandates? Were you marginalized, excluded, made to feel like an untouchable pariah in your community?
Rabbi Green you are a blessing! Thank you for having the courage to guide us with your insightful posts. Knowing we are not alone is comforting. May GOD Bless you, your family and our world 🌎
I went back to my shul when they decided to let me back in, but I won't be surprised if they ban me again. My host disinvited us from the Seder we'd been planning on for weeks because the other guests refused to go if we were at the table. How's that for "liberation from slavery?"
I just love you! Thank you, for this and other articles. My family did just what you suggested - we left Israel in 2020 because we could see the fascism rising. We retreated to our farm in Oregon. The Jewish community here is very much under the spell of covidism, so we are isolated. But we live in freedom, and my children don’t know the pain of ignorant exclusion. I know we did the right thing, but my husband’s heart is broken for having to leave Israel. Thank you for inspiring us.
Perfectly said. Sadly today there is no place to really disappear. Israel has fully participated in the global genocide leading the tyranny. Shame on Bibbi and the Chief Rabbis of Israel. Leaving the Democratic Communist strong holds and recognition that heir policies are evil is likely a matter of life and death. Rav you are a zadik to put yourself on the line. ב״ה Stay well , stay safe.
After enough arguing with my old synagogue about their mask-obsession (the last place I went to that insisted on masks. Even my work doesn't care anymore) I finally talked to the local Chabad Rabbi. He started a whole new program for my kids. Because I was tired of my old synagogue throwing me out to stand outside "because mask".
And the week following, another family joined and doubled his class size.
Rabbi Green you are a blessing! Thank you for having the courage to guide us with your insightful posts. Knowing we are not alone is comforting. May GOD Bless you, your family and our world 🌎
I went back to my shul when they decided to let me back in, but I won't be surprised if they ban me again. My host disinvited us from the Seder we'd been planning on for weeks because the other guests refused to go if we were at the table. How's that for "liberation from slavery?"
I just love you! Thank you, for this and other articles. My family did just what you suggested - we left Israel in 2020 because we could see the fascism rising. We retreated to our farm in Oregon. The Jewish community here is very much under the spell of covidism, so we are isolated. But we live in freedom, and my children don’t know the pain of ignorant exclusion. I know we did the right thing, but my husband’s heart is broken for having to leave Israel. Thank you for inspiring us.
Oregon is under the Covidian cult.
Welcome
The small towns I believe have more common sense
Perfectly said. Sadly today there is no place to really disappear. Israel has fully participated in the global genocide leading the tyranny. Shame on Bibbi and the Chief Rabbis of Israel. Leaving the Democratic Communist strong holds and recognition that heir policies are evil is likely a matter of life and death. Rav you are a zadik to put yourself on the line. ב״ה Stay well , stay safe.
Shalom Rabbi Green
I was just told about you on another Substack
I was told you stood strong against forced experimental shots….
I left our synagogue for that reason.
I wrote quite a few unanswered letters.
To me, any group of people who should smell the corruption quickly on this , would be The Jews.
Yet unfortunately, the synagogue I used to attend bows down to the golden calf of humanism and Fauci. Not HaShem.
As have many religious organizations.
So true!
After enough arguing with my old synagogue about their mask-obsession (the last place I went to that insisted on masks. Even my work doesn't care anymore) I finally talked to the local Chabad Rabbi. He started a whole new program for my kids. Because I was tired of my old synagogue throwing me out to stand outside "because mask".
And the week following, another family joined and doubled his class size.