Kabbalist Refutes False Statements Attributed to Rabbi Moshe Tzedakah
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Kabbalist Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli has released a video refuting claims attributed to Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Moshe Tzedakah. Shmueli stated that Rabbi Tzedakah's directive was for individuals to follow their own rabbis' guidance. He clarified that Rabbi Tzedakah did not issue specific instructions but rather advised students to consult their teachers. The aim is to uphold Torah study and ensure actions are performed with pure intentions.
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- Kabbalist Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli refuted false statements attributed to Rabbi Moshe Tzedakah.
- Shmueli stated Rabbi Tzedakah's directive was for individuals to follow their own rabbis' opinions.
- He clarified that Rabbi Tzedakah did not issue specific instructions on actions.
- Rabbi Tzedakah advised students to consult their own rabbis for guidance.
- The goal is to elevate Torah study and ensure actions are for Heaven's sake.
Kabbalist Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli released a video statement on Tuesday to refute what he described as false announcements circulating in the name of Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Moshe Tzedakah. Shmueli stated that various messages attributed to Rabbi Tzedakah were fabricated, asserting that Rabbi Tzedakah's actual directive was, "Every person should act according to the opinion of their rabbis."
Rabbi Shmueli explained that when Israeli rabbis approached Rabbi Tzedakah regarding a "fateful campaign," Rabbi Tzedakah signed his name and included Shmueli, writing, "Every person should act according to the opinion of their rabbis, and may good blessings come upon him." Shmueli emphasized that any other messages attributed to Rabbi Tzedakah were untrue and taken out of context.
He further clarified that Rabbi Tzedakah did not issue specific instructions on what to do or not do. Instead, he advised that "every person, whoever they are where they study in the yeshiva, should ask their rabbi, and whatever their rabbi says, so it shall be, and that is best." The primary goal, according to Shmueli, is to elevate the prestige of Torah study and ensure individuals direct their actions for the sake of Heaven.
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