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Rabbi Urges Israelis to Vote, Citing Religious and Civic Duty
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Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu of Tzfat is urging Israelis to vote, asserting it's a crucial religious and civic duty based on Jewish tradition. He explains that leaders must be chosen by the public, citing biblical examples and commentaries. Rabbi Eliyahu argues that elections determine critical national issues, from security to the judiciary, and encourages active efforts to ensure high voter turnout. He emphasizes that failing to vote is akin to neglecting a communal responsibility to protect the nation.
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- Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu calls voting a paramount religious and civic duty for all Israelis.
- Jewish texts emphasize that leaders must be chosen by the public, not imposed.
- Elections determine critical national issues including security and the judiciary.
- Every vote influences the appointment of judges, including Supreme Court justices.
- Rabbi Eliyahu urges active efforts to persuade and assist others in voting.
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