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Ongoing Story· Day 7

Religious Zionist Rabbis Warn Against Wasted Votes

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Leading Rabbis Urge Voters to Back Parties Certain to Enter Knesset

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Around 150 Religious Zionist rabbis have signed an emergency letter ahead of the Knesset elections, urging voters to support only parties certain to pass the electoral threshold. The rabbis described the vote as a "matter of life and death" for the nation's future and warned against wasting votes on smaller parties that may not enter parliament. The appeal aims to consolidate the right-wing bloc by preventing lost votes.

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  • 150 Religious Zionist rabbis issued an emergency letter urging votes for parties guaranteed to pass the electoral threshold.
  • The rabbis called the election decision a "matter of life and death" for the nation's future.
  • The appeal warns against wasting votes on smaller parties that may fail to enter the Knesset.
  • The letter was published by the Torat Haaretz Hatova rabbinical association.
  • The rabbis stated the outcome will determine Israel's "loyalty to the people, the Torah, and the Land."
Leading Rabbis Urge Voters to Back Parties Certain to Enter Knesset
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