Stand With Elisheva: Defend Torah Values and Justice

Dear Friends,

We turn to you today with an urgent and heartfelt plea on behalf of Elisheva, a devoted mother and orphan who is facing an extraordinary challenge. Her case is not just a personal struggle—it represents a critical stand for Halachic integrity and the sanctity of Torah values.

Elisheva’s situation is dire. Despite a ruling from Bais Din, the father of her child has chosen to circumvent Halacha by dragging her into secular court, defying the authority of Torah law and undermining our sacred judicial process.

This is not just Elisheva’s battle; it is a fight for the principles that bind our community together. Halacha teaches us that standing idly by in the face of injustice is not an option. Elisheva cannot fight this battle alone. She urgently needs our help to fund her legal expenses so she can ensure her child’s welfare and uphold the authority of the Bais Din.

How You Can Help:

We are raising funds to cover the steep legal costs necessary to counter these wrongful actions and protect Elisheva’s rights as a mother under Halacha. Every dollar raised will go directly toward her legal defense.

Why This Matters:

This is not only about one woman’s fight; it’s about ensuring that Batei Dinim and Halachic rulings are respected and upheld in our community. When someone defies Bais Din and weaponizes secular courts, it weakens the very foundation of our values and undermines the authority of Torah justice.

Attached to this campaign, you will find:

• A Siruv issued against the father for his refusal to comply with Bais Din.

• A Haskama from Ha’Rav Shlomo Miller, attesting to the validity and urgency of this cause.

Join Us in Defending Halacha:

We urge you to contribute generously. Whether large or small, your donation will make a profound difference. Together, we can help Elisheva stand strong and send a clear message that the authority of Halacha must not be compromised.

For questions or further information, please reach out to the Beis Havad of Lakewood.

May Hashem bless you for your compassion and generosity in helping Elisheva and safeguarding Torah justice.

Tzedakah tatzil mimaves – Your act of kindness will save lives.