A court in El Salvador has granted the request of Israel’s State Prosecution to extradite Lev Tahor leader Elazer Rompler to Israel to face serious charges of child abuse, Kan News reported on Thursday.
Rompler, who fled Guatemala after local authorities raided the cult’s complex, was arrested in El Salvador in January as he attempted to enter the country, unaware that an international arrest warrant had been issued against him by Interpol at Israel’s request.
Israel filed an extradition request for Rompler to El Salvador in February.
Rompler fled Israel in 2020 after being indicted for severe child abuse while serving as a principal of the Lev Tahor school in Canada.
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The Tzionim should leave him in El Salvador where he’ll be dead meat from the Venezuelan gangs in the hellhole prisons there!
Unusual article in this week’s Yated on David Ben Gurion. After listing a bunch of embarrassing details it ends off on a good note. After moving to Eretz Yisroel in 1906 he only attended services in a shul twice in his life, once when his son asked him to attend the grandson’s Bar Mitzvah & once for an official government function. He showed up minus head covering. He was pressured to wear the only thing laying around, an ill fitting hat that made him look buffoonish. Haaretz reported it made him a laughing stock. He had to be badgered to accept a Siddur. It’s not clear if the article is blaming him as among the selfish villains responsible for Israel’s premeditated & perpetual constitutional crisis. Although in 1962 he called for the Shulchan Aruch to be abolished, a decade later before he died he did teshuva to at least recognize Hashem
And cue the pidyon shevium campaigns.
He may or may not have gone to shul, but he built a country that is home to close to 8 million Jews!
Many others in 1906 were telling Jews to never make Aliya or even to emigrate to the US!
If the Jews of Europe had followed the guy who never went to shul instead of following those leaders who did go to shul, 6 million Jews would have survived!
What "Haaretz" writes is irrelevant, as their entire rag is full of half-truths and whole lies!
From what I learned of Israeli history, he did want to write a constitution. However, he was aware that the Torah was the constitution of the Jewish people are creating a secular Israeli one would stir up a conflict for many citizens. The solution was the Basic Law system which worked until Aharon Barak twisted them to give the Supreme Court all the power it has today.
Survived as goyim.Or disappeared like immigrants to Argentina
Garnel,
It was primarily his old Mizrachi allies who vetoed the potential for a constitution due to that.
Either way old (semi-)marxist that he was, he never cared much for a constitution or for judges.He likely wouldn't have countenanced the present predominating role of the bagatz
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