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Rabbi Urges Israelis to Vote, Citing Stakes for Jewish Lives and Land
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Safed Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu is urging Israelis to vote in elections, warning that Jewish lives, the Torah, and settlement in the Land of Israel are at stake. He expressed concern that millions of people do not vote, emphasizing the far-reaching implications of this decision. The rabbi called on citizens to not only vote themselves but also to encourage friends and family to participate, stating that the success of the Jewish people depends on it.
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- Safed Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu urged Israelis to vote, citing critical stakes for Jewish lives and the land.
- He expressed astonishment that millions of Israelis do not participate in elections.
- Rabbi Eliyahu stated that voting impacts Jewish lives, Torah, modesty, settlement, and judicial appointments.
- He called on the public to encourage friends and family to vote.
- The rabbi asserted that the success of the Jewish people depends on electoral participation.
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