[Avodah] Chol Moed Minyan for Those Who Wear Tefillen

[Ben Waxman via Avodah]

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Your exceptions prove the rule. Sorry you are unfamiliar with minhagei 
eretz yisrael. They are esentially minhagei Hagra, brought here by the 
famous “prushim” clan, and these minhagim have been accepted throughout 
Israel, with some exceptions.In Yerushalayim , they are accepted almost 
uniformly. The Tukotchinsky Luach for minhagim of the davening is a 
reflection of this and it is accepted by almost all. True, here and 
there, as your friend noted, there is a minyan that puts on tefillin. To 
each his own. But there are thousands of minyanim that don’t, and many 
of them do not hesitate to unceremoniously throw anyone out that dares 
put them on, even in the corner or in another room. I have seen this myself.

Rav Schach’s custom, and certainly the Erlauer Rebbe indicate that the 
general custom is not to put on tefillin. None of the yeshivas, 
including Rav Schach’s yeshiva, adopted his minhag.None of the chassidim 
here do either except the relatively small numbered Erlauer.

  Ben

On 4/28/2017 4:27 PM, Prof. Levine via Avodah wrote:

 >
 > This statement does not seem to be correct.  See 
http://tinyurl.com/3ouq78x
 >
 > Note the following from there.