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SEIRUVIM

Leading psychologists have stated that the withholding of a get is a form of domestic abuse.

Jewish communities traditionally ban recalcitrant husbands who refuse to comply with a reputable Jewish court from entering the synagogue for public prayer and receiving Torah and other community honors. Members of the Jewish community are encouraged to forgo social and business contacts with such recalcitrant individuals in an effort to persuade them to comply with the Jewish courts. It is important to provide support to agunot and persuade these men to appear and comply with a recognized Jewish court.

A seiruv is a document that indicates that a party has refused to comply with a Jewish court and is held in contempt of court. Below is a list of people who have a formal seiruv against them.

Joseph Dayan Brooklyn, NY
Avi Kenig Brooklyn, NY
Meir Kin Los Angeles, CA
Leroy Krantz Brooklyn, NY
Samuel Rosenbloom Baltimore, MD
Steven Sabbagh Brooklyn, NY
Chesky (Julius) Weiss Brooklyn, NY
Larry Wohl New York, NY
Avishai Zonenberg Los Angeles, CA

 

For the following individuals, instead of issuing a seiruv, the Beit Din has issued a formal psak (ruling) or public notice:

Jacob Binson Montreal, Canada
Yisrael Meir Briskman Brooklyn, NY(?)
Yechiam Degani Tarzana, CA
Yona Gelernter Crown Heights, NY
Zisha Grossman Brooklyn, NY
Simon Jacobs Las Vegas, NV
Sandy Milgraum Highland Park, NJ
Joseph Masri Brooklyn, NY
Efraim Ohana Baltimore, MD
Danny Zadok Tarzana, CA