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Rabbi Warns Right-Wing Voters One Vote Could Decide Election Outcome
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Safed Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu has warned right-wing voters that a single ballot could determine the next prime minister and the makeup of the government. He urged voters to support parties likely to cross the electoral threshold, fearing that votes for smaller parties could inadvertently lead to outcomes like "Eisenkot as prime minister" or the "evacuation of communities." The rabbi stressed the significant responsibility of each voter in shaping the nation's future.
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- Safed Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu warned right-wing voters that one vote could decide the next prime minister.
- He urged voters to support parties with a realistic chance of crossing the electoral threshold.
- Rabbi Eliyahu stated a single vote could determine between "Eisenkot as prime minister and Bibi as prime minister."
- The rabbi also warned of consequences for community building and the Supreme Court's ideological balance.
- He stressed the significant responsibility of each individual voter in the election outcome.
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