Rubashkin Encourages Unity Torah

Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin has expressed support for the Sefer Torah campaign currently underway in his honor.

Rubashkin, who is incarcerated in the Otisville Correctional facility in upstate New York, told a group of bochurim who visited him that he requests that all their fellow students sign up, and encourage others to do the same.

“Please reach out to other mechanchim and ask them to join with their talmidim as well,” Rubashkin said.

Sholom Mordechai’s son Getzel Rubashkin also recorded a message encouraging all to join in the Sefer Torah campaign.

“We are Jews, and the Torah is our life, and this is a reality my father lives with on a daily basis inspiring all of Klal Yisroel,” Getzel Rubashkin said.

“My father asked to encourage all who can to participate in this Mitzvah and hopefully this will be the final Zechus that will hasten his personal geulah and he will return home to his family.”

The arrest and unjustly long incarceration of Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin is an ongoing saga that has captured the attention of Am Yisroel. His steadfast Emunah and Bitachon have inspired thousands and his acceptance of his fate has pushed those who love him to fight with superhuman strength to reverse it.

His fight is being fought on many fronts, by family, legislators and attorneys, but the ultimate power to fight for justice lies with us, Klal Yisroel, as we are able to beseech Hashem, the all-powerful Judge for a miraculous reversal of the injustice.

Today, you have the opportunity to unite with Klal Yisroel and become a partner in the writing of a new sefer Torah that is being written in Zchus of bringing Sholom Mordechai Halevi back to his family and Klal Yisroel.

The Siyum Sefer Torah will iy”h take place, this coming 20th of Av.

The website, Torah For Sholom, is built specifically to allow everyone to partake in this mitzvah.

To join in, simply visit the website, and click “Participate.”

And please help get the word out by sharing with your friends, family, and as many yidden as possible. Let’s shake the heavens with Torah, Tefilah, Tzedakah!