R' Tzvi Kraut Couldn't Go On Living but now Bobov 48 Wouldn't Let Him Die

So the two Bobovs not only fight over the live chassidim but now they are fighting over the dead ...

R' Tzvi Kraut, died after a long illness and was brought to be buried last Friday in Beit Shemesh on a private plane costing over $200,000.00...but let me not digress from the real story ...

R' Tzvi Kraut and all of his children except one (R' Yechezkel) followed the Bobov 45 Rebbe..

The first notice above, is the "Bobov 45 Notice" of the Nicham Aveilim of R' Tzvi Kraut ...

R' Tzvi is mentioned of course, and all the children sitting Shiva.. notice that they included his son, R' Yechezkel, even though he is a follower of Bobov 48..

Now look at the second notice below hanging in Bobov 48...

Find anything strange? 

No.... I'm not talking about how elaborate the notice is ... I'm talking about ... what it actually says ... and more importantly, what it doesn't say...

R' Tzvi Kraut who died and is the reason why his children are sitting Shiva is not mentioned at all ... only because he committed the big aveirah of following the "wrong rebbe'... and wonder of wonders, only R' Yechezkel is mentioned...

So while we all say by rote that we are waiting for Moshiach, I don't think anyone really means it or cares ...

Now I learned in Bobover Yeshiva as a child, and I must say that I have very nice memories and it was a beautiful peaceful Chassidus, and may I add that I also know the Krauts from those days ... a beautiful quiet Bobover family... how shameful that R' Tzvi who suffered so much while he was alive is being treated as a pariah at his death from people that he loved so much ...

As the saying goes "No good deed goes unpunished!"

Just as a reminder.. Hitler killed all Jews he could find, and threw all of them into the same fiery ovens ... and he would have thrown the 45ers and the 48ers in together ... how soon we forget..

 

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