Prominent Rabbi Calls on Rival Party Leader to Withdraw from Knesset Race
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi Tzvi Mazuz, Rosh Yeshiva of 'Kisse Rachamim,' urged Rabbi Yitzchak Abirgel, leader of the 'Achie' party, to withdraw his party's Knesset candidacy. The appeal was made during the filming of a video supporting the Shas party. Mazuz expressed a desire for unity, stating, "Let's unite and be as one man with one heart." The call suggests an effort to consolidate support within the religious political landscape.
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- Rabbi Tzvi Mazuz urged Rabbi Yitzchak Abirgel to withdraw his party's Knesset candidacy.
- Mazuz called for unity between their parties, stating "Let's unite and be as one man with one heart."
- The appeal was made during the filming of a video supporting the Shas party.
- Abirgel leads the 'Achie' party, while Mazuz is Rosh Yeshiva of 'Kisse Rachamim'.
- Mazuz's call suggests an effort to consolidate support within the religious sector.
During the filming of a video supporting the Shas party, Rabbi Tzvi Mazuz, Rosh Yeshiva of 'Kisse Rachamim,' made a surprising direct appeal to his friend Rabbi Yitzchak Abirgel, leader of the 'Achie' party. Mazuz urged Abirgel to withdraw his party's candidacy for the Knesset, Israel's parliament. "Let's unite and be as one man with one heart," Mazuz stated in the appeal, which was captured on video. The call for unity comes as parties vie for political power, with Mazuz's endorsement of Shas suggesting a desire to consolidate support within the religious sector.
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