Ultra-Orthodox Crowd Sings Anti-Secularism Song at Election Rally
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Attendees at a United Torah Judaism election rally sang a song rejecting secular rule in the presence of party leaders. The event occurred on October 25, 2026, and footage showed some senior figures dancing. The song's lyrics express opposition to secular governance and institutions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ultra-Orthodox attendees sang an anti-secularism song at a United Torah Judaism rally.
- The song's lyrics stated, 'In the rule of the heretics we do not believe.'
- Senior party leaders were present during the singing and dancing.
- The event was documented and shared by Kann News on October 25, 2026.
- The song reflects ideological opposition to secular governance within the Haredi community.
During an election rally for the United Torah Judaism party, attendees were filmed singing a song with lyrics expressing rejection of secular rule. The song's refrain, "In the rule of the heretics we do not believe, and in their offices we do not stand," was sung in the presence of senior party leaders. The event, which took place on October 25, 2026, was documented and shared by Kann News. The footage shows participants singing the song, with some senior figures appearing to dance. The rally was for the United Torah Judaism party, a political alliance representing Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) Jews in Israel. The song's lyrics reflect a deep ideological opposition to secular governance and institutions within segments of the ultra-Orthodox community.
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