Attacking the Frum community in the secular press

An article in the Jpost titled A Black sheep in the Haredi community interviews a Rabbi who takes on sensitive issues that the mainstream Rabbonim supposedly dont get involved with (at least publicly on the web). While discussing  a book addressed for safety concerns geared for the charedi community, the article lists a whole slew of so called dangers that are prevalent in the uneducated third world charedi community missing from the book.

"There is no mention of accidental poisonings from cleaning materials and of leaving buckets or tubs of water that could end up in a child’s drowning; the need for parents to prevent falls, especially by putting bars on windows and balconies; adult supervision of young children instead of a-bit-older ones’ taking care of their smaller siblings; avoiding sunburn; taking young children for all necessary vaccines; avoiding smoking, quitting smoking and teaching children and husbands not to smoke; how to keep teeth healthy and avoid tooth decay, including not putting small children to sleep with a bottle filled with sweet liquid; encouraging exercise by all family members; teaching about overweight and junk food and how to eat in a healthy way; never leaving young children alone in vehicles; and awareness of postpartum depression, obsessive-compulsive disorders and other psychological and psychiatric problems and where to get help."

 Theses dangers are not specific for the charedi frum community, but the article in its appearance to depict charedim as third-world and not educated will give off an impression that these are serious issues that charedim are not well informed of. Some of these suggestions are based on freak accidents that took place. Its sad when a Rabbi does not object to these claims and HE actually agreeS to it, by saying according to the article "he could stress such preventive measures in future editions."

A better answer should have been the Charedi community does a great job educating and raising their children, but when you run to the secular press this is what the outcome is. He should defend the frum Torah community not attack them and support a bigoted lying article. As this rabbi himself tweeted he wasn't fond of being called a black sheep.
 Perhaps the paper is right.