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Accompanied by dozens of his followers: Eliezer Berland returned to prison and was hospitalized at the IPS Medical Center

Berland's believers have been outside Ayalon Prison in Ramla since last night, in an event they described as a "prayer and protest rally."

Berland returns to prison to complete the rest of his prison sentence in the "black oppression" case, after promising to recover from serious and incurable diseases - in order to earn millions of shekels

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Thursday, 28 October 2021, 11:43 Updated: 11:53

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In the video: A rally of Berland followers, outside Ramla prison (edited by: Aviad Ballali)

Eliezer Berland returned today (Thursday) to Ayalon Prison in the city of Ramla, accompanied by dozens of his believers who demonstrated outside the prison gates.

Berland will be hospitalized with the advent of the IPS Medical Center, after he had been under house arrest due to his medical condition.

Followers of Berland spent the night outside the prison, in the event that defined Arrested prayer and protest the cancellation of the terrible intention of the Knesset Shlit Thursday sentenced " .

A support encampment was set up outside the prison, where believers conducted sacred classes and Torah activities.

Berland returns to prison to complete the remainder of his sentence as part of the "black oppression" affair, after promising to recover from a serious and incurable illness - in order to earn millions of shekels.

Berland will be staying at the IPS Medical Center near the Ayalon prison complex, after being placed under house arrest for the past few months due to his medical condition.

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"Elimination of Rabbi Shlita's terrible intention to imprison". Berland supporters, 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.

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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