Top Haredi Rabbi Urges Voters to Oppose Leftist Parties
Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, a prominent leader of the Degel HaTorah party and the Haredi public, delivered a strong address at an election rally, denouncing the political left and calling for action to prevent its strengthening. He emphasized the critical need for divine assistance, or "Siyata Dishmaya," in the upcoming elections.
"We need great divine assistance from God today and must prevent the lack of divine assistance," Rabbi Hirsch stated. He attributed this "lack of divine assistance" to the rise of the left, urging the audience to do everything possible to thwart its political gains.
This call comes shortly after a significant upheaval within the Haredi political landscape. Earlier this month, veteran Knesset members Moshe Gafni and Uri Maklev were removed from the Degel HaTorah list and will not be running in the upcoming elections. This decision sparked considerable public criticism regarding both the removal itself and the manner in which it was executed.
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