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Inside secret tunnel built by ‘extremist Jewish students’ linking historic ‘cleansing bath’ to Brooklyn synagogue that was only discovered when homeowner heard ‘suspicious noises at night’
A new video shows the secret ‘underground tunnel’ dug by a group of young Orthodox Jewish men that is at the core of a bizarre dispute with religious leaders.
The tunnel was discovered by rabbis in December, who were horrified that the young men had burrowed it from the Chabad Lubavitch synagogue in Crown Heights.
Initially, local site Crown Heights Info reported that it led all the way to a women’s mikvah at the end of the street – several houses away.
However the operators of that women’s mikvah say it does not, and instead connects the synagogue with an out-of-use historic men’s mikvah at 770 Eastern Parkway – the synagogue site.
The NYPD is yet to confirm exactly where the tunnel leads, what is being used for or what the young men have been charged with.
Sources at the synagogue insist it is not a tunnel and instead is part of an unofficial expansion that has been in the works for years. The young men had grown tired of waiting for the expansion and took matters into their own hands, according to people involved.
Discarded clothing tossed over railings in the underground tunnel. The photos were shared on Tuesday by Crown Heights info, a local site that first reported the dispute in December
A video showing the tunnel sees bricks and other building materials strewn across the basement of the synagogue
A discarded beer bottle was found in one of the areas that had been dug by the young men
The NYPD last night arrested 12 men at the synagogue after being called in to break up the chaos
The young men, described as extremists by synagogue leaders, broke through walls in the synagogue to try and evade arrest
A man is seen emerging from the tunnels beneath the synagogue
The extremists are seen attempting to stop construction crews from filling in the tunnel, which had destabilized the building
The synagogue in question is known as 770 thanks to its address at 770 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights section.
It is the world headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitch sect.
The dispute is believed to stem from a decades-long schism within the Chabad – one of the largest groups of Hasidic Jews in the world – which pitches the Chabad-Lubavitch movement against the synagogue leadership, as the groups fight over possession of the building.
As a result of the discovery, the women’s section was closed off.
A spokesman for the Chabad Lubavitch movement said the young men broke through ‘a few walls’ to adjacent properties ‘some time ago’
The synagogue in question is known as 770 thanks to its address at 770 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights section. It is the world headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitch sect
Rabbi Motti Seligson, the media director of the Chabad-Lubavitch, blamed the chaos on a ‘a group of extremist students’ who allegedly broke through the walls of the other buildings in order to build the tunnel which could have given them ‘unauthorized access’ the synagogue.
‘Lubavitch officials have attempted to gain proper control of the premises through the New York State court system; unfortunately, despite consistently prevailing in court, the process has dragged on for years,’ Seligson said.
‘This is, obviously, deeply distressing to the Lubavitch movement, and the Jewish community worldwide. We hope and pray to be able to expeditiously restore the sanctity and decorum of this holy place.’
The rabbi who runs the synagogue, Yosef Braun, said the actions of the young men were ‘horrid’ and a disgrace to the holy site. Officials said that the only goal of those at the synagogue is to have it reopened as soon as possible.
The NYPD was called to try and get the young men out the tunnels and allow the passageway to be filled with cement
Members of the synagogue on Monday ripped away wooden panels inside to reveal the entrance to the tunnel, and enter to prevent the tunnels being filled
Cementers were called to the synagogue to fix the damage done by the group last night
Chabad-Lubavitch news outlet Col Live referred to the young men who built the tunnel as ‘meshichists,’ those who believe that Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson is the messiah. The website also said that the group were ‘mostly from Israel.’
According to CrownHeights.Info, the mikvah where the tunnellers began their digging had not been used in years and provided a good cover for them store their equipment.
The initial report said that the group’s efforts had managed to ‘destabilize’ the women’s section of 770.
CrownHeights.Info’s reporting indicates that construction workers found the tunnel while digging a trench for a waterline in the area. The report says that the tunneling began in June 2023.
When the cement mixers arrived on Monday to fill the tunnels in, the young Orthodox men reacted with fury – many of them ripping away the wooden walls hiding the entrance to the secret tunnels, and running into them to prevent them being filled.
Young Jewish boys and older men were among those gathered at the time. Twelve were ultimately arrested
Video shared on social media showed dozens of NYPD officers attending the site, and trying to push the irate young men back from the entrance to the tunnel.
Some of the men attempt to charge back through the tunnels, as a large crowd jeers the police.
Outside the synagogue, NYPD officers held the men back.
In one video, an orthodox man challenges an officer about being blocked from getting to the synagogue. The cop replies: ‘We don’t do that in America.’
After several hours, NYPD officers were seen bringing handcuffed men out from the tunnels. Videos also showed at least one community members using the tunnels to reach the sidewalk outside the building.
A NYPD spokesman told DailyMail.com: ‘On Monday, January 8, 2024, at approximately 1530 hours, police responded to 911 calls of a disorderly group outside of 770 Eastern Parkway, within the confines of the 71 Precinct.
‘Upon arrival, officers were informed that a group of individuals unlawfully entered 770 Eastern Parkway by damaging a wall.
‘At this time, it is known that a number of individuals were taken into custody. Charges are pending.
‘No injuries were reported as a result of this incident.’
Crowds of Hasidic men stand outside the building on Monday night
Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun, one of the chief rabbis in the community, condemned the young men.
He said they arrived at the site ‘ready to destroy and deface the Holy Walls,’ and urged other members of his community ‘to call them out in all possible ways and strong terms.’
Braun said he was horrified they vandalized the ‘shul’, or synagogue.
He said to ‘demolish and destroy a Shul – never mind the dangerous aspect, never mind the religious aspect – it’s mind-boggling.’
Braun said the actions of the young men was ‘painful’ for his community.
‘They need to be put in their place, put in their place, in so many meanings of the word,’ he concluded.
