UJM
slow down you are mixed up as usual.
“Rav Shlomo Zalman does NOT permit it whatsoever. All he permits is inviting someone on Shabbos IF you offer him a place to sleep so that he doesn�t have to be Mechallel Shabbos to come.”
This is contradictory. He does permit it as you say , even if you know he will be mechalel Shabbos to come whcih is EXACTLY what I said . however there is YOUR problem of lifeni iver/mesayea, you can avoid that issur by offering him a place o sleep now if/when he drives on Shabbos to come that is his problem not yours.
He does not say you cant invite him.
You are confusing tow issues. HIS issur of driving on Shabbos and YOU issur of mesaye. offerign him a place does not solve his issur of driving.
“He does NOT permit renting a parking lot so people can drive there on Shabbos, like AAQ and his father wanted.”
Ok
Do you really fail to see the huge, tremendous and significant difference?
I sure do, I also see that you are sharing ignorance again. Please don’t .
And Rav Ahron Leib holds exactly as Rav Moshe.
As do many others. and like You!
But to say “unquestionable” is wrong
“ubiq � Furthermore, in practice, like most things, the vast majority of Torah observant Klal Yisroel absolutely does follow Rav Moshe on this”
I dont have data. As mentioned Ive spoken to rav Bluth, heard from Rav Asher Weiss, Rav Aron Feldman and Rav Shmuel Kamenetzky wh oall the standard psak is not like R” Moshe (and R’ Aron Shtienman and you,)
(To be honest I dont really understand the matirim thats why this sugya always interested me )
CA
“Rav shlomo zalman and Rav Shternbuch said one is allowed to drive to shul on Shabbos if need be? Really? Why wouldn�t it be a ???? ???? ???????
Can you please provide sources?”
no . They do not say that. They do say that if in the long term it will reduce chilul Shabbos long term by bringing them, closer to Yidishkeit it is better to invite them than not to even if they will drive. Rav Shternbuch is Teshuvos Vehanagos 1:358, R’ Shlomo Zalman is Minchas Shlomo 2:4:10
Today as far as I’m aware this is the standard practice. Though certainly not all agree