PHOTOS & VIDEO (video updated 4:13 p.m) of this morning’s Rally in front of the Statehouse, where close to 1,000 from Lakewood, including girls schools, showed up in support. Photo credits Crystal Photography-Video credits TLS-65.
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Close To 1,000 From Lakewood Attend Trenton Rally, Senate Committee Approves School Voucher Bill
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Averia Goreres Aveira. First they breach tznius by going to the rally , now they have their pictures posted on the internet.
What does it mean to u$ that it passed? Bottom line
you were not there it was such a kiddush hashem dont just run your mouth off its easy to do that
Video always takes 24 hours for the scoop to upload
Yes, it is an important piece of legislation, But the children should not be involved with this.
A person must have very broad shoulders to be mevazeh talmedei chachomim b’rabim – who stated unequivocally to attend the rally. The Roshei Yeshiva Shlit’a and the Mashgiach shlit’a were fully behind this rally and their instructions b’nogaih gidrei tznius were fully adhered to.
Our tuition crisis is not nearly as large as our crises vis-avis a lack of kavod haTorah or worse – bizui talmedai chachomim. – Enough said!
a true kiddush hashem
Good going next thing on the agenda should be concealed weapons permits, this way we can protect the children who are now going to get a good education
don’t forget tefilas hashlu today or to daven for your children everyday more effective than a rally
To Ari. get off the internet and go learn and Hashem will do the protecting. that is the best weapon.
i like the way you took the trouble to make a headline, Bais Faiga Keeps Children Away From Rally For Tznius Reasons” and then feature a girl wearing the bais faiga uniform in your gallery (pics #5-13)
Younger grade and was not looking @ camera
the Lakewood oilem should not complain about tuition its obvious that nobody cares nobody bothered to go to Trenton 45 minutes away
bob singer helped support this bill.
hmm, maybe we should vote for him..
to #13
Not Going or Going to the ralley has nothing to do with people not caring or weather we get vouchers
this is not Lakewoods battle it is a battle out there for years driven by catholics and others to make it sound like this ralley is make it or break it is naive.
I will vote for Bob. For state senator. Keep Bob in Trenton and let Hershel clean up Lakewood.
hershkowitz put out his hand to shake bobs hand. bob looked him in the face and said “who are you” and turned his back to him .he acted like a high school kid. and people say hershkowitz is unprofessional?
I was there too and when you put out your hand cynically in such a fashion then its not a kashe . and believe me im not a chosid of Bob . But cynicysm and unprofessinal behavior is not for us
I couldn’t believe it when I saw it, I wish I had a video so I can show everyone.
Or maybe he doesn’t shake hands with a cockroach?
HH has to win.
Who paid for the buses?
Very strange. The same people who are pro choice for a mother to murder her unborn child with public funding, are opposed to publicly fund a mother’s school choice for her born child. Nice work ACLU.
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Who paid for the buses, the BOE?
The buses were paid for by E3 which is a coalition of groups advocating for school choice . They get funded by private donations from individuals and foundations that care about childrens right to choose their education .
josh pruzansky of nj agudah got the money from E3 to pay for the busing .