Rabbi Yoram Aberjil Endorses Ben-Gvir After Party Exits Race
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Rabbi Yoram Aberjil has endorsed Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party in a video message following the Achi party's withdrawal from the Knesset race. The Rabbi urged his followers to vote for Ben-Gvir, citing the party's commitment to Torah and the Land of Israel. He specifically called for voting "letter Bet" and praised Ben-Gvir and Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf.
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- Rabbi Yoram Aberjil endorsed Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party after the Achi party exited the Knesset race.
- The Rabbi urged public support for Ben-Gvir's party, citing its role in safeguarding Torah and the Land of Israel.
- Rabbi Aberjil called on supporters to vote "letter Bet" in the upcoming elections.
- He praised Ben-Gvir as "God-fearing" and "respectful of Torah scholars."
- Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf was also mentioned and praised by the Rabbi.
Following the withdrawal of the Achi party from the Knesset election race, Rabbi Yoram Aberjil, identified as the "Chida Rabbi," released a video endorsing Otzma Yehudit and urging the public to vote for Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's party. In his message, Rabbi Aberjil stated that in the current elections, support should be given to the party he believes will safeguard Torah and the integrity of the Land of Israel. He praised Ben-Gvir as "God-fearing, respectful of Torah scholars." Rabbi Aberjil also mentioned Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf, calling him "the dear righteous one."
"In this year, 5787, it is a commandment for everyone, for all the people of Israel, to vote, with God's help, for the letter Bet," the Rabbi declared, calling on his followers to work towards voting for the party. He concluded by emphasizing the importance of preserving "the Torah of Israel, the Land of Israel, the unity of Israel, and the love of Israel," and offered a blessing to the public: "Be blessed, with good and long lives."
