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Rabbi Smotrich Details His Serious Approach to Election Day Voting
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Rabbi Chaim Yerucham Smotrich described his solemn Election Day routine, including wearing a suit and voting early as a holy commandment. He stressed that elections have profound implications for national life and warned against minority governments relying on non-Jewish votes. Rabbi Smotrich views voting as an expression of the Jewish people's collective sanctity and essential for national preservation.
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- Rabbi Chaim Yerucham Smotrich views voting as a holy commandment and a serious national duty.
- Smotrich wears a suit and votes early on Election Day, following specific religious customs.
- He warned that a minority government formed with non-Jewish votes would undermine the Jewish majority.
- The Rabbi stated that election outcomes affect critical issues like war, justice, and the economy.
- He believes participating in public decisions upholds the sanctity of the Jewish people.
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