With all due respect R. Aryeh Levin lived in Yerushalayim and not in Hatzor Haglilit or in Netivot. It's one thing to be friendly and supportive, it's another thing to live full time in such a community, being a minority and an ashkenazi one to boot. Not always comfortable. Lovely to have ahavas yisroel for yourself but once you put your children into the experiment you can end up getting results you didn't wish for.
With all due respect R. Aryeh Levin lived in Yerushalayim and not in Hatzor Haglilit or in Netivot. It's one thing to be friendly and supportive, it's another thing to live full time in such a community, being a minority and an ashkenazi one to boot. Not always comfortable. Lovely to have ahavas yisroel for yourself but once you put your children into the experiment you can end up getting results you didn't wish for.
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