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Gur Hasidic Sect Ends Five-Year Feud With Peace Accord
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By Israel National News
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 24 hours ago
What happened
The Gur Hasidic community and a breakaway faction led by Rabbi Shaul Alter have reached a peace agreement ending a five-year dispute involving violence and lawsuits. The settlement, brokered by a judge, includes commitments to cease violence and incorporates Jewish teachings on reconciliation.
- 01Gur Hasidic leadership and Rabbi Shaul Alter's faction signed a peace deal.
- 02The agreement ends five years of violence and legal disputes.
- 03Gur leadership committed to cease harming Rabbi Alter's followers.
- 04A judge brokered the settlement, avoiding criminal convictions.
- 05Defendants each paid a small financial undertaking to ensure compliance.
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