Why did he do it? One playwright believes it’s an extreme case of something we all do: lying to ourselves.
Barry Freundel, who is currently serving a 6.5-year sentence, is being sued by nine women in a class-action lawsuit, along with the Rabbinical Council of America and Beit Din of America.
The disgraced D.C. rabbi who filmed more than 150 women inside a mikveh is currently serving a 6.5-year prison sentence
Rabbi Avidan Milevsky will begin his duties on July 27
Should we continue to revere the works of Jewish leaders who act wrongfully?
My friend was recorded in a mikveh by a rabbi. Let’s ensure the end of this abuse of power.
The mikveh-peeping rabbi, who pleaded guilty to voyeurism in February, will be sentenced tomorrow. What will it be?
Freundel faces up to 52 years in jail for filming Washington, D.C. mikvah
Prosecutors reveal extent of the voyeurism charges against Barry Freundel
Prominent D.C. synagogue drops disgraced leader following October arrest
Suspected of installing video cameras in mikvah showers at Kesher Israel
As the presidential election nears, rabbis debate whether partisanship is part of their job description
