I take no joy in anyone's death and hope he as found peace at last, but despite what I am sure were his best intentions, he did wrong. His actions, and his followers are on the wrong side of the Torah. Sinat chinam, and a failure to recognize that all able men should serve in the defense of our people as directly ordered the Torah, are a stain on what was likely a well intentioned life of pursuit of Torah. May he rest in peace and may his family and friends find solace in the good he must have also done.

His instigation and narrow-minded hate against the secular world will not be missed.

Man was a saint and scholar. Not many like him anywhere. How dare you use a sicko term like radical. Disagree, but honor.