
Monday night, the vibrant atmosphere of Yeshivas Mir Yerushalayim’s Simchas Bais Hashoeivah was electrified as R’ Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz, the esteemed baal tzedakah and machzik Torah from Los Angeles, graced the stage.
In his engaging speech, R’ Rechnitz addressed a diverse range of issues facing the Torah community today, including the remarkable growth of Torah in our times. He extolled the virtues of Yeshivas Mir Yerushalayim, emphasizing the exceptional nature of its roshei yeshiva and rabbeim, telling the talmidim, “Nutzed dos ois!” (That is, “Take advantage!”)
With deep reverence, he recalled the influence of his own roshei yeshiva and rabbeim from the Mir who have since passed on, their teachings and legacies still resonating in the hearts of their talmidim. His remarks evoked a wave of nostalgia among the attendees.
Shlomo Yehuda didn’t shy away from addressing pressing contemporary issues that have sparked heated discussions within the community. He spoke candidly about the Israeli army, acknowledging the incredible siyata d’Shmaya it has experienced.
He also touched upon the issue of chareidim staging hafganos, particularly those that block streets, causing the frustrations of secular Israelis.
One of the most poignant moments of the evening came when R’ Shlomo Yehuda addressed the shidduch crisis, which he described as “the biggest tzarah that I see.” His heartfelt remarks resonated deeply with many in the audience.
Some clips from R’ Shlomo Yehuda’s speech can be seen below:
WATCH:
Speaking of the shidduch crisis, “the biggest tzarah I see”:
Speaking of the siyata d’Shmaya experience by the Israeli army:
Speaking of chareidim who make hafganos that block streets:
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You mean we created a problem by not giving chinuch to our kids?
We created a problem by not allowing our children to marry younger.
We created a problem by teaching our children that the husband must be older than the wife.
We created a problem by teaching our children that the wife must look like a beauty queen.
We created a problem by teaching our children to demand huge sums of money from their prospective FILs.
Please feel free to add to the list.
The boy MUST be wearing a white shirt 24/7, even while hiking in the Grand Canyon.
No family member of the boys family are allowed to own a smartphone.
All members of the boys family must have perfectly green aravos and hadassim every day of Yom Tov including hoshana raba.
The boys parents must own or lease the latest Honda Odyssey that’s available.
All siblings must be attending one of Kinareks Yeshivos.
No girl should even entertain the thought of going out with a boy whose family does not shteltzu to the above mentioned “halachos”.
No, we created a problem when we decided that boys are not allowed to work for a living.
parents and grandparents killing themselves to support them
YES!!!
IsraelReader:
We didn’t create a problem allowing secular ideas about marriage to infiltrate us? We didn’t reate a problem by allowing our daughters to think that marriage is simply interchangeable and not a life-long commitment?
Please feel free to add to the list.
Amen to that
Not sure what he’s taking about.
Didn’t 5 Yeshivas just get together and cut out a year, in response to his shidduch crisis?
So what more he wants ? Be clear.
I don’t understand , I know a 30 year old bochor , shouldn’t he be getting a yes from the over saturated girl population?.
Apparently there are other factors as to how people choose a spouse. Not only age.
Or perhaps age is a factor that girls specifically want to go out with older boys.
I guess I’m just dumb, and don’t understand statistics, pie charts and big words
Exactly. All these cheshbonos these so-called “experts” bring to the table. Mamesh amazing. Kllal Yisroel never had such tremendous chachomim who are finally going to solve the dreaded deadly age-gap shidduch crisis.
Such stupidity and exchange of “feelings”. Total %100 percent KEFIRA. These chachomim are going to outsmart the Aibishter.
It’s looking good now. Us humans are beating the Borei Olam in this game of chess. I can’t wait to see the next move. Who’s turn is it now?
The kids are wackos, and a billion dollars is not even close enough to fix the generational problem.
Not sure about that hat thing either.
And last time he got the stage , was to get all children into Mosdos . That didn’t happen either . And yes , I have 3 relatives in that Matzav .
A non-torah approach to marriage and divorce -exchange your family for style and size – is a much greater tzarah, which may be the real cause of the shidduch challange.
What are you talking about?
he’s probably talking about some frum “therapists” that are destroying yidishe wives and mothers and their children, with traife hashkofos
I hope Reb Shlomo is well. He is a true tzaddik that loves every Jew. May HKBH bless him with long life, much happiness and his wishes fulfilled.