1. Dov, having been born in Brooklyn and growing up in your district I cannot thank you enough for traveling down to Lakewood today and speaking to the media. Thanks also for all your other efforts on behalf of Aron. You are a true friend of the Lakewood community. May we all rejoice with Aron very soon.

2. I am sure that the authorities are doing their utmost as the situation is indeed scary. The police took it very seriously and I witnessed them in action, setting up on Shabbos at Kol Torah Yeshiva and sending an ambulance making announcements around the neighbourhood. However, please at this time do not arouse negative sentiment by drawing comparisons to soldiers etc as the subject is very sensitive, especially when the country is at war. While we understand that those who are learning are creating great zechuyos and are mekayem the world, the soldiers who are on the front lines are being mosher nefesh and their families live with extreme anxiety for their wellbeing. YH”R that the family and all Klal Yisrael who are davening for his safety should hear only Besoros Tovos B’mheira Mamash.

3. When the 3 Israeli teenagers went missing after the initial delayed mess up the Israeli army was involved searching full force. Why is this not the case for an american yeshiva student who goes missing in the same forest in which an Arab was found killed? Why isn’t the troops out there???

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