Nechemya Weberman’s rape victim publicly shamed and thrown out of synagogue during Rosh Hashanah holiday

An Orthodox Jewish rape victim was shamed and thrown out of a synagogue during the Jewish New Year holiday of Rosh Hashanah
while none of its congregants stood up to defend her."Moser out of the synagogue," one man screamed when he saw the victim enter the
Kapish synagogue located at 481 Bedford Avenue in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, New York.
The word "Moser" refers to a Jew who informs on another Jew to the non-Jewish authorities.The victim had been attending the same
synagogue for the past 10 years with her family, according to her husband, Boorey Deutsch, 26.The woman went to the synagogue in order to hear the blowing of the shofar on Thursday, the first day of Rosh Hashanah.
After the victim entered the synagogue, the prayer service was reportedly stopped and the rabbi refused to allow blowing the shofar
until the victim left. “Some woman told her to stay and ignore the screaming, but she ended up leaving,” Deutsch said. The trial of sex offender Nechemya Weberman made national headlines, as he was the right hand man to the Satmar Rabbi.
He was also an unlicensed school therapist for girls of the UTA Satmar school.Many young girls were sent to his office for counseling. One girl came forward and told police that instead of helping her, Weberman
sexually assaulted her over the course of several few years.
Since the girl testified in court she, her husband and her family, were bullied and harassed in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, New York. Weberman, who has a
wife and 10 children, is currently serving a 50-year prison sentence at a maximum-security.