It is irrelavent how many people “wanted him out.”

You still have to give a person what is owed to them.

As we now know, redundancy was not legally and halachically viable.

Simple.

I knew you were a board member from your very first slanderous post.

I thought you accused me of bring Dr Weiser in the previous article???

If you are going to cowardly publicise libelous assumptions, at least remain consistent.

You have trully epitomized the strife that Mizrachi Synagogue finds itself.

For you it has always been a game.

It is no wonder that Mizrachi is in its current state.

And again, though it still may not register in your troubled mind, there are many other members in Mizrachi aside from Dr Weiser who know that the current board has acted immorally and deceitefully.

You have been proven factually incorrect in every one of your posts.

And as a result you have nothing to respond aside from slander.

Enough with the slander campaign.

You have just explained one of the main problems with the Mizrachi Synagogue over the last 9 months:
If someone dares to voice an opinion that differs to that of the Boards they are perceived by the Board to be “causing problems”.

A Board that has self confidence can afford to give views that differ from theirs a voice. A prime example is the previous Board. As members of Mizrachi will recall, some members were against the Great deal, the then Board allowed those views to be heard, allowed a debate and kept all members fully informed of both sides of the argument.

It seems to many worried members that the current Board considers anyone with a conflicting view as a trouble maker and the Board responds by going out of their way to ensure there was no debate.

It is their way or the highway and the result is the Synagogue has lost money, membership and community respect. You said that the “kitchen tea” members will be remaining – that’s great if its true and only time will tell, but regular attendees would know that of the 45 odd members that joined before Pesach we have seen less than 5 of them ever attend a service at the Synagogue and to date no names have been put on seats for them.

Shabbat services are attended by less people each week. Numbers now appears to have dropped below 20. Friday night gets 10 and the rest of the week, forget about.

You have just explained one of the main problems with the Mizrachi Synagogue over the last 9 months:
If someone dares to voice an opinion that differs to that of the Boards they are perceived by the Board to be “causing problems”.

A Board that has self confidence can afford to give views that differ from theirs a voice. A prime example is the previous Board. As members of Mizrachi will recall, some members were against the Great deal, the then Board allowed those views to be heard, allowed a debate and kept all members fully informed of both sides of the argument.

It seams to many worried members that the current Board considers anyone with a conflicting view as a trouble maker and the Board responds by going out of their way to ensure there was no debate.

It is their way or the highway and the result is the Synagogue has lost money, membership and community respect. You said that the “kitchen tea” members will be remaining – that’s great if its true and only time will tell, but regular attendees would know that of the 45 odd members that joined before Pesach we have seen less than 5 of them ever attend a service at the Synagogue and to date no names have been put on seats for them.

Shabbat services are attended by less people each week. Numbers now appears to have dropped below 20. Friday night gets 10 and the rest of the week, forget about.

Having been proven totally deceitful in your previous commment, attempting to rewrite history,you have nothing to respond.

Other than slander.

You are clearly sick.

The board lied saying rabbi gutnick didn’t have life tenure.
The board lied saying rabbi gutnick didn’t want to go to a din torah.
The board were the people with false affadavits.

Do not embarrass your pitiful self further.

Your slander campaign you have journeyed on tells more of yourself, than anyone else.

Delusion will not get you anywhere in life.

All I want to say, to both sides, is there are no winners in this case.

To Member of 50 years AND Mizrachi… stop arguing.
You will never agree and it serves no purpose.