Top Rabbi Slams Minister Ben-Gvir Over Temple Mount Visits
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
He also endorsed the Shas party as the guardian of tradition in Israel.
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- The Rabbi warned against following leaders who use empty slogans without action.
- He expressed support for the Shas party as the preserver of tradition in Israel.
He specifically addressed Ben-Gvir's visits to the Temple Mount, asserting they occurred despite his repeated warnings and against the established religious and halachic position.
The First Rabbi questioned how one could empower someone who openly disregards and disrespects the great rabbis of Israel by ascending the Temple Mount. He urged against supporting such individuals.
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