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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Rabbi Slams Haredi MKs for Failing to Deliver on Promises

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Rabbi Israel Tropper heavily criticized Haredi Knesset members on the 'Kikar HaShabat' website's 'Kippot Shachorot' program, accusing them of failing to deliver on promises over four years. He used an analogy of a guide leading students to a waste dump instead of a scenic river to illustrate his point. Rabbi Tropper argued that these politicians have led the Haredi community to negative consequences, citing a yeshiva student's military prison sentence. He called for the public to entrust their mandate to those who will actually solve the conscription issue.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Rabbi Israel Tropper criticized Haredi Knesset members for failing to fulfill promises over four years.
  • He used an analogy of a guide leading students to a waste dump instead of a river.
  • Tropper cited a yeshiva student's military prison sentence as a negative consequence of their leadership.
  • He urged voters to support those focused on resolving the conscription issue.
  • The critique was made on the 'Kippot Shachorot' program on the 'Kikar HaShabat' website.

During a heated discussion on the current affairs program 'Kippot Shachorot' on the 'Kikar HaShabat' website, Rabbi Israel Tropper launched a sharp critique against the Knesset members of the veteran Haredi parties. Rabbi Tropper employed a colorful analogy, describing a teacher who promised his students a scenic route to the Alexander River but instead led them for eight hours directly to the Hiriya waste site. "For four years, the Haredi Knesset members have been guiding us, saying 'trust me, we're almost there with the arrangement.' After four years, they've brought us to the Hiriya, a yeshiva student gets into trouble with a Rav-Kav card on a bus and ends up in military prison," he stated. He questioned the public's willingness to trust these politicians for another term, emphasizing that people wouldn't hire a deceitful guide for even one day. Rabbi Tropper urged the public to instead empower those genuinely committed to resolving the conscription issue and returning the mandate to the people. The program 'Kippot Shachorot,' hosted by Yossi Sargovsky, is a prominent feature on the 'Kikar HaShabat' website.

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