Top Rabbi Vows Fierce Opposition to 'Haredi Public' Party
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi Gadol Landau declared he will fight the "Haredi Public" party with all his strength, calling its ideas "great foolishness, if not great wickedness." He sent a personal, sharp letter to a supporting rabbi, comparing the party's actions to severe religious transgressions. Rabbi Landau urged the party to cease its activities, warning of great harm to Haredi Judaism.
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- Rabbi Gadol Landau vowed to fight the "Haredi Public" party with all his might.
- He described the party's ideas as "great foolishness, if not great wickedness."
- Landau sent a sharp personal letter to a rabbi supporting the party.
- He warned the party would cause great harm to Haredi Judaism.
Rabbi Gadol Landau has sent a sharp personal letter to a rabbi supporting the "Haredi Public" party, stating he will fight the party with all his might.
In the letter, published by 'Lekhtchila', Rabbi Landau described the party's ideas as "great foolishness, if not great wickedness." He declared, "I will fight against you with all the strength I have and do not have, because you are a great harm to Haredi Judaism."
Rabbi Landau concluded the letter by comparing the party's actions to "eating milk on Yom Kippur and leavened bread on Passover night," emphasizing the severity of the matter. He urged them to "return, return from your ways and do not cause harm."
