Tens of Thousands to Attend United Torah Judaism Rally in Bnei Brak
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Tens of thousands are expected at a United Torah Judaism rally in Bnei Brak on Sunday, November 5th, ahead of Tuesday's elections. Senior rabbis called the gathering a sacred duty to protest perceived persecution of Torah scholars. Police approved the event, which will cause road closures and increased public transport.
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- Tens of thousands will attend a United Torah Judaism rally in Bnei Brak on Sunday, November 5th.
- Senior rabbis called participation a sacred duty due to perceived persecution of Torah scholars.
- The rally is held ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections on Tuesday, November 7th.
- Police have approved the event, which will lead to road closures and increased public transport.
- A special area will be set up for media coverage of the rally.
Tens of thousands of participants from across Israel are expected to gather on Sunday evening, November 5th, for a massive rally organized by the United Torah Judaism party in Bnei Brak.
Senior rabbinical leaders have issued a special call to action, titled "A Time of Trouble for Jacob, and from It He Will Be Saved," urging attendance as a sacred duty. They described the rally as a response to what they perceive as persecution of Torah scholars and yeshiva students, emphasizing the obligation to stand and act with all their might for the sake of Torah and its learners.
The rally has received approval from the Israel Police, and Ha'Amalot Street will be closed to traffic during the event. Public transportation, including bus lines from Haredi communities and train services to the nearby Bnei Brak station, will be increased to accommodate attendees. A special complex will be designated for media coverage.
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