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Israeli Public Figure Urges Unity and Empathy Ahead of New Year

By אדמין האתר
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
The story · English

As the Jewish New Year approaches, an Israeli public figure has issued a heartfelt message calling for national unity and a more substantive political discourse. The message, shared with followers, expresses a hope that the coming year will see a bridging of the deep divides between political camps in Israel.

The author advocates for a return to issue-based political discussions, focusing on policy, actions, and strengthening the nation, rather than partisan animosity. The call is for evaluating ideas based on their merit, regardless of whether they originate from the ruling coalition or the opposition, suggesting that many Israelis share common ground. The message emphasizes that both sides of the political spectrum likely have beneficial ideas for the country.

Furthermore, the appeal urges individuals to be motivated by a desire to do good for others and the nation, rather than by hatred or animosity. It encourages self-reflection on the motivations behind one's words and actions, promoting positive energy and empathy.

A significant portion of the message is dedicated to remembering and honoring those who sacrificed their lives, bodies, and souls for the country. It includes a direct plea to connect with the families of the fallen and with wounded soldiers, urging readers to call them, visit them, offer support, and wish them a happy new year.

The message concludes with wishes for a wonderful year of peace, both internally and with neighbors, and for the continued building and strengthening of the land. The author hopes for a year that surpasses all previous ones.

Read the original at Abu Ali Express
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