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About 1,000 Berland followers outside prison in order to prevent his return to prison: "The righteous of the generation desecrates"
His followers spent the night outside the jail, to which Berland is expected to return today in favor of continuing to serve his sentence in the "black oppression" affair, promising recovery from incurable diseases - with the goal of making millions.
Police and IPS have thickened security at the jail for fear of mass burglary attempts
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Eliezer Berland
Liran Levy, Shlomi Heller and Yael Friedson
Wednesday, 27 October 2021, 22:33 Updated: Thursday, 28 October 2021, 06:29
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About a thousand of Eliezer Berland's followers are gathering today (Thursday) outside Ayalon Prison in the city of Ramla, ahead of Berland's expected return to prison tomorrow. Believers spent the night out of jail, in order to show their solidarity with Berland, in an event they described as a "prayer rally and protest to cancel the terrible intention of the Knesset Rabbi Shlita this coming Thursday to jail."
Berland returns to prison to complete the remaining sentence "Black oppressor", after promising recovery from serious and incurable diseases - in order to generate millions of shekels. Berland will stay at the IPS medical center near the Ayalon prison complex. This, after he has been under house arrest for the past few months due to his medical condition. The prison sentence handed down to Berland will be deducted from the 12 months he spent in custody during the interrogation and trial.
While his supporters, followers of the Shuvu Banim community, are preparing to set up a support tent near the jail, where they will conduct religious lessons and Torah activities.
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"Prayer and protest rally for the abolition of imprisonment."
Rabbi Berland's followers outside prison, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The followers of Berland, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Last June,
the Jerusalem District Court sentenced the state of Jerusalem to 18 months in prison
, a fine of NIS 2,415,000, compensation for the victims of the crime and a one-year suspended sentence for Berland, 84, head of the Shuvu Banim community. Receiving anything by deception, extortion, attempted intimidation and tax offenses and money laundering.
Police and IPS forces present at the scene thickened the security system around the prison due to the fact that they knew of Berland's followers' intention to come to the place in droves. To imprisonment.
"The purpose of the system is to keep him in jail for many more years."
The followers of Berland, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Berland followers out of jail, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)
A leaflet about a demonstration by Rabbi Berland's followers outside Ramla Prison (Photo: Official website, Walla!)
With the opening of the
investigation into the murder and disappearance in Jerusalem where eight suspects have been arrested in
recent weeks, many of his supporters believe that its entire purpose is to tie Eliezer Berland to the affair and lead him to remain in prison for many more years.
This, according to them, is part of the persecution by the system that is being waged against their revered rabbi in recent years.
At the time of sentencing, Judge Einat Avman-Müller ruled that Berland's offenses "were committed systematically and out of greed, taking advantage of the moments of crisis in which the complainants were in their most difficult time."
On the victims of the rabbi's offenses, the sentence states that "it is impossible not to feel their great pain and hard feeling, after giving their trust and confidence in the defendant, who exploited them in moments of weakness and distress. These actions justify severe punishment And from the violation of the values protected by the offenses for which he was convicted. "
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