Someone on her Blog asked her:
Have you seen or care to see Oprah's interview she gave with Chabad regarding Judaism and our culture?
She answered:
I’ve seen some clips. I’m glad she came in to the community with an open mind. However I have no affiliation with Chabad, as they have a notorious long-standing feud with the Satmar community. I do know that their customs are very different and they have a less repressive attitude toward women.
What bothers me most about the Chabad community is the messianic aspect, obviously. But that seems to be a minority within the greater Lubavitch society.
If she claims to only know Satmar:
1. why did she totally breakaway from Judaism, why didn't she leave Satmer and that's all?
2. Why did she give her book a name UNORTHODOX if she doesn't know anything about the other sects of the orthodox judaism?
3. If she claims to be now free and happy vs. her older days when she was unsatisfied, why would she try to push her agenda, what's wrong if she knows that she is on good (bad!) track, and leave the public alone?
One answer to all of that:
She had a miserable life, she thought to find the happiness in the secular world, which she didn't, therefore she's at least trying to convince so for the public (and herself), and gain some attention.
There is no way a women with a child, that has no family, no childhood friends, "nobody that is interested in living with her, since she has a child" (her own words), could be happy, and not reconsider the act she has done.
That's all of it!
