Top Rabbi Urges Noam Party Activists to Become 'Doers' at Jerusalem Rally
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Rabbi Zvi Yisrael Tau, spiritual leader of the Noam L'Yisrael party, called on activists to attend a rally in Jerusalem and become "doers" rather than just "supporters." He stressed the importance of courage to act for truth and participate in the nation's revival. The rabbi believes this active engagement is crucial for achieving "holy revival in education in the State of Israel."
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- Rabbi Zvi Yisrael Tau urged Noam L'Yisrael activists to attend a Jerusalem rally.
- He called on supporters to transition from being 'supporters' to 'doers'.
- The rabbi emphasized the need for courage to speak and act for truth.
- The rally is described as a 'gathering for the righteous'.
- The goal is to achieve 'holy revival in education in the State of Israel'.
Rabbi Zvi Yisrael Tau, president of Yeshivat Har Hamor and the spiritual leader of the Noam L'Yisrael party, has called on party activists to attend a rally scheduled for this evening at Binyanei Ha'uma in Jerusalem. In a letter sent ahead of the gathering, Rabbi Tau urged supporters to transform their passive backing into active engagement, emphasizing the need for courage to speak and act for truth, regardless of popular opinion.
He stated that such courage and action would allow activists to participate in the "revival of the people and the state," describing the event as a "gathering for the righteous." Rabbi Tau implored attendees to arrive with a "firm internal decision to be 'doers' and not just 'supporters.'"
According to the rabbi, this active participation is essential for achieving "holy revival in education in the State of Israel." He concluded his letter with a call to "strengthen and be strengthened for our people and our state."
