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SrugimPolitics

Author Hadassah Ben Ari Calls for Unity Amidst Election Tensions

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Author Hadassah Ben Ari shared a message of unity on Instagram ahead of the elections, stating she knows who she will not vote for. She compared the political tension to family dynamics, urging unconditional love and patience. Ben Ari called for greater love and unity in the days leading up to election day.

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  • Author Hadassah Ben Ari urged unity and love amidst election tensions.
  • She stated she knows who she will not vote for, detesting falsehood.
  • Ben Ari compared political strife to difficult family relationships.
  • She called for unconditional love and patience before election day.

Author and creator Hadassah Ben Ari addressed the current election turmoil and the difficult feelings accompanying the final stretch of political campaigns in a unifying message posted to her Instagram story on Friday. "This week we will go to vote," Ben Ari wrote. "More than I know who I will vote for, I know who I will not vote for. I detest everything that is far from truth (not my truth, but what seems basic and sane to me), and yet I remind myself that we are one family."

Ben Ari compared the public and political tension to family relationships, stating, "Sometimes I detest the behavior of one of the children, and in that place I tell myself: he asks me to love him even when he is far from everything I teach him. He asks for unconditional love, and I will give it to him."

She concluded her remarks with a call for unity and increased patience in the tense days leading up to election day, saying, "Because love is the whole story in this world. Let's love this week more than ever."

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