Rabbi Shmuel Stiglitz, a member of the rabbinical court in Beitar, will not be able to speak for the next two weeks, according to reporter Weisberg. His students will answer questions in his stead, or he will respond with nods or brief written notes.
Rabbi Shmuel Stiglitz, a senior member of the rabbinical court in Beitar, has lost his voice and will be unable to speak for the next two weeks, reporter Weisberg reports. In the interim, his students will field questions in his place, or the rabbi will respond by nodding or writing brief notes. The reason for the sudden loss of speech was not specified. The community is expected to adapt to the temporary arrangement.
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