Tribute to Rabbi Noah Weinberg

(FROM AISH.COM) This is a tribute to Rabbi Noah Weinberg, founder of Aish HaTorah, Honest Reporting and much more!

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[wexrules]

you have no proof to what you are saying. I can see that certain people like you dont like themselves, so you bash anyone you can, because of that you have no right to comment on here Adam6275

[cherkas009]

why does god need help from the jews to do whatever the rbbi said? If he is god why does he need help please explain?

[dejayatak]

Rav Noah. Thank you for all the effort you put into this world. You made tremendous changes. Hopefully we can continue your journey.

[MrMyhumps]

i am a special birthday, and i love being in love i have a team hard at work to send little david on the ride of his life to find true love, then and only then will our souls rest, imagine a plan, a way of peace and life that works, god has a voice. i pick u

[Adam6275]

It doesn't make Aish terrible that Rabbi Weinberg and his wife are seperated. But living a lie is wrong and they don't have much respect for anyone certainly not women to give them advice when they don't know if their advice is good because their own marriage didn't work out. And to adopt Chumrah's that have no biblical basis to protect your own secret is taking G-d's holy name in vain. Obviously dealing with family life is not one of their strong points and they shouldn't pretend otherwise.

[Adam6275]

Part 5:It would probably crush them to know that their life was dictated by a woman who is living a lie herself. No one likes to feel duped, especially when you have changed your life 180.

END OF WHAT A WOMAN ACTUALLY SAID ABOUT EYAHT.

[Adam6275]

Part 4:Many of the women who go to Eyaht do so for the dream of having a wonderful HAPPY marriage. The Torah world seemed like the perfect solution for the divorce crisis in the secular world. R. Weinberg dishes out HER thoughts on marriage and how to have a proper Jewish home. We all think she is living the perfect frum life with her talmid chacham husband; the whole concept is romanticized. I am positive that the vast majority of Eyaht girls do not know about the Weinbergs.

[Adam6275]

Part 3:She told me that they were not informing anyone because they did not want to hinder the shiddach opportunities for their 70+ grandchildren. The Weinbergs supposedly have been separated for years. She also told me some additional information, not positive things, about Eyaht, which why in her words, Aish does not encourage women to go Eyaht. I was stunned. My friends and I were never discouraged from going to Eyaht or taking things with a grain of salt, while we were there.

[Adam6275]

Part 2:Half of the apartment was off limits, supposedly because of sniyut. Rabbi Weinberg was never around and most of the women assumed that he was busy studying Torah and that they lived a very sniyut life.

Part 2 of what this girl had to say:

When I found out that the Weinbergs were separated, I called an Aish Rebbetzin to ensure it was not Leshon Hara. This woman confirmed the information but did not understand why I needed to know the truth.