Rabbi Sadan Denies Endorsing Candidate, Clarifies Election Stance
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Rabbi Eli Sadan clarified that his remarks about Ofer Winter's party were not voting instructions or an endorsement, emphasizing voter autonomy. He expressed hope that Winter's party would pass the electoral threshold to help form a right-wing government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, but denied telling anyone how to vote. The clarification came after reports circulated claiming he advised against supporting Winter's party.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rabbi Eli Sadan clarified his remarks about Ofer Winter's party were not voting instructions.
- He emphasized that voters must decide for themselves whom to support.
- Sadan hopes Ofer Winter's party passes the electoral threshold.
- He believes this is necessary for a right-wing government led by Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Sadan denied reports that he told people not to vote for Winter's party.
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