Jerusalem Rabbi Urges Vote for Shas Party
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Rabbi Yitzhak Cohen of Jerusalem is urging the public to vote for the Shas party, praising its extensive contributions to the Jewish people. He highlighted the party's role in building religious institutions and fostering Torah scholarship, stating that Shas operates under the guidance of great Torah leaders. Rabbi Cohen also commended the dedication of Shas chairman Arie Deri, predicting success for his commitment.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rabbi Yitzhak Cohen called on the public to vote for the Shas party.
- He stated that Shas has done more for the people of Israel than any other party.
- Rabbi Cohen cited the construction of mikvahs and Torah study halls as achievements.
- He emphasized that Shas follows the guidance of great Torah scholars.
- Rabbi Cohen praised the dedication of Shas chairman Arie Deri.
Rabbi Yitzhak Cohen, the rabbi of the Shmuel HaNavi neighborhood in Jerusalem, has issued a strong call for the public to vote for the Shas movement. He stated that no other party has done as much for the people of Israel as Shas, citing the construction of numerous mikvahs and Torah study halls, and the growth of Torah scholars since the party's establishment.
Rabbi Cohen emphasized that Shas operates in accordance with the guidance of great Torah leaders, asserting, "We do not move right or left without the great Torah scholars." He urged everyone to contribute to strengthening the party, noting that its chairman, Rabbi Arie Deri, is deeply dedicated. "He who dedicates himself will surely succeed," Rabbi Cohen declared.
The rabbi's endorsement highlights Shas's foundation by prominent religious figures and its role in promoting religious observance and education.
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