Rabbi Gershon Edelstein responded this evening (Tuesday) with pain to those killed in the murderous terrorist attack in Bnei Brak.
"There are Jews killed. One wise student killed. What is it? There is a prayer. See in his case, what suddenly happened. A righteous man was lost," he said.
"What we must do. What reinforcement needs to be strengthened, on three things the world stands, Torah work and charitable giving. Everyone, no matter, a person is engaged in livelihood, not engaged, every Jew has obligations, what he can add Torah, add reverence "Good qualities, dealt with the books of morality."
Rabbi Gershon Edelstein, Photo: Shlomi Cohen
Chief Rabbi of Israel Lau, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Chief Rabbi David Lau expressed his pain at the attack, saying that "the people of Israel have been subjected to a savage and murderous terrorist attack in recent days. This is the time when we must take the faith of our ancestors into our own hands - and tear down the gates of heaven in prayers
"I call on the general public to add after each prayer the chapter KKA and after that the prayer of our brothers the whole house of Israel.
We will pray and long for God to say enough of our troubles and we will no longer see these difficult sights. "
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