Comments on: Nightmare For The Bochrim In Japan…

By: chana

chana — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:47:06 +0000

please can someone keep me posted on what is happening with the bachrim in the japanese prison………may Hashem have mercy on them.

By: rivky s

rivky s — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 15:55:18 +0000

i think the main thing we have to do, as their brothers and sisters, is daven!!!!! yes after that we obviously have to do what we can do…but we MUST recognize whos running the show and whi we have to be turning to in a time like this. Its not the japanise who can do anything!!!! its Hashem….DAVEN!!!!!!!! TEAR OPEN SHAMAYIM—-and surely we will see the geula. STAY FOCUSED!!!

By: ben moshe

ben moshe — Sat, 23 May 2009 22:24:16 +0000

shavua tov and chodesh tov,dear brethen

FIRST OF ALL,I BEG YOU
DO NOT DEMONSTRATE AT ALL
DO NOT WRITE ANY BUT ANY LETTERS TO JAPANESE OFFICIALS
I SPOKE MOTZE SHABOS TO MR YIDL FROM BNEI BRAK,ONE OF THE GENTLEMEN WHO IS DEEPLY INVOLVED IN THE MATTER
AND WHO TRAVELS OFTEN TO JAPAN
HE TOLD ME THAT ANY LETTER SENT TO JAPANESE OFFCIALS ANNOYS THEM MORE AND AS A RESULT, THE BACHURIM ARE GONNA BE HARMED BY SUCH ACTIONS.
>
Concrete help is needed to afford the trial costs.

Hamodia
> wrote about additional $500,000.
> Please phone -if you are in Israel-
> 1-800-3947-47
> or make a deposit at Bank Pagi(52),branch 188,account 279
> 5156.Please specify that the contribution is for the
> bachurim in Japan,for pydion shvuyim fund no 1163.
> Or send a check to Kupat Hair,POB 49,Bnei Brak.
> chag shavuot sameach n tizku be mitzvot.Ben Moshe

By: thought

thought — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 21:15:38 +0000

Perhaps this is Meda Kaneged Meda for not working on freeing Jonathan Pollard. Let us Daven for them all.

By: sassoon12

sassoon12 — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 03:26:36 +0000

Ruth, I think it’s a great idea. Do you have the address of the Japanese government. Who do I address it to. Tammy

By: anonumus1

anonumus1 — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 23:55:11 +0000

yes, i agree to go demonstrate,
i just got a phemplet in the mail about this whole matzev, they are tring to raise money to get them out faster.

By: Ruth

Ruth — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 12:55:25 +0000

A suggestion: as well as praying and saying Tehillim, why not write to the Japanese Government? The more people who write to express their deep concerns about the boys’ health mentally as well as physically thanks to the conditions in which they are being held and their need to keep halacha and eat only kosher, their conviction of the boys’ innocence and explaining their religious background and atmosphere of trust in which they grew up, and to request that they be returned home to Israel as soon as possible, surely the better. The more people who write, the more they will have to take notice. The international outcry over the recent exclusion of a female Israeli tennis player from an international tournament in Dubai, although it is too late for her, has resulted in at least her male compatriot being allowed to go there to compete.

By: Anotherrandomperson

Anotherrandomperson — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 13:30:27 +0000

The fact that no one is looking fir the actual supplier, or the person who the “kids” were told to meet with fir the transfer, makes me wonder… Drugs and other crimes do exist in the Frum world, to pretend otherwise just opens the door for more.. If the kids did not know who gave them the stuff, or who they were to give it to, then are just plain stupid. If they are hiding this info, they are accomplices.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 04:33:04 +0000

#17, Yoel is one of the three victims languishing in a faraway prison.

By: momof3

momof3 — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 01:57:27 +0000

#16 The article said that the man who approached them was someone they knew well and trusted.

Both this man and the antique dealer should be brought to Japan as the real criminals. Why does Janpan not agree to this? THE BOYS ARE INNOCENT. At least Japan would have the real criminals to hold accountable for the crime.
By the way, who bought the tickets for the boys to go? Is there a way to check the records? I doubt their families would have incurred the expense. It must have been part of the “deal” that their tickets would be paid for by the 2 men. No?
We must all daven for these poor innocent boys!! May they be set free very soon and be able to live normal lives. Something like this can be so traumatic and Chas V’Shalom leave everlasting scars.