"False dreams will speak", it is said in the sources, but what if there are those who are right. A question following such a dream was addressed to the ultra-Orthodox halakhic adjudicator Rabbi Yitzhak Zilberstein and brought up a story that is stirring up the ultra-Orthodox sector these days.
The following story was brought up in the halakhic file 'Way the Pillars and their Hoops', according to which one of the residents of the settlements in the Gaza Strip envelope is a Jew who has come to repentance, this Jew was close to one of the tzaddikim of the generation who passed away in recent years [the name of the Jew and the name of his rabbi were not shown in the file for several reasons that are kept with them, but the names were placed at Rabbi Zilberstein's door]. The same rabbi instructed the Jew to continue living in the settlement where he lived before he had come to repentance.
"Leave the place right now, it's a dangerous place"
On the night of Simchat Torah, which fell on that Black Shabbat, that Jew saw in his dream that his rabbi revealed himself to him and ordered him to take his wife and children and leave the place immediately, this was a place of danger, he warned. The Jew told the rabbi that usually he is not frightened by dreams and does not pay attention to them, what is more, it was Shabbat and a holiday and it did not occur to him to desecrate the Shabbat. The Jew turned over to the other side of his bed and went back to sleep.
