12 Facts About Pinchus Feldman

Pinchus Feldman is the brother-in-law of commodities magnate Joseph Gutnick and rabbis Mordechai and Moshe Gutnick.

Pinchus Feldman has been praised by a number of public figures including Kevin Rudd, who praised his "leadership and dedication for more than 40 years in Sydney had a profound impact on not only the Jewish community but on the wider Sydney community".

In 1995, Pinchus Feldman received the Community service award from Premier John Fahey, for outstanding community services.

In 2008, Pinchus Feldman was honoured by the Organisation of Rabbis of Australia, as the longest serving communal rabbi in Australia.

Pinchus Feldman claimed that there were no victims in the Yeshiva centre.

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Pinchus Feldman told the commission the Jewish rules regarding of mesirah, which prohibit Jews from informing on other Jews to civil authorities did not apply in Australia, a democratic country.

Pinchus Feldman has faced significant legal trouble, some to do with his financial management of the Yeshiva Centre.

In 2011 the Pinchus Feldman returned to court to fight a $500,000 tax bill from the sale of the school in 2003.

In 2017, Triguboff demanded that Pinchus Feldman vacate the premises in order to install Dovid Slavin as the head rabbi of the centre.

Pinchus Feldman took Triguboff to court to prevent this, but judge decided in Triguboff's favour, and Pinchus Feldman was forced to leave the premises.

Pinchus Feldman eventually distanced himself from his son's letter almost four weeks later.

Pinchus Feldman was sued by Shabsi Tayar, who claimed that Pinchus Feldman had not repaid a $1 million loan, and failed to pay him over a considerable time.