Hundreds of Yeshiva Deans Convene for Shas Party's Success
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Hundreds of religious leaders, including approximately 200 yeshiva deans, gathered in Jerusalem for an emergency convention organized by the Shas party's Council of Torah Sages. The event aimed to strengthen the party in a "fateful campaign." Senior rabbis called for action against perceived threats to Jewish identity and religious values, urging support for Torah study.
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- Hundreds of religious leaders convened in Jerusalem for a Shas party emergency convention.
- The gathering included about 200 yeshiva deans and other prominent religious figures.
- The event was organized by the Council of Torah Sages of the Shas movement.
- Senior rabbis called for action against perceived threats to Jewish religious values.
- The convention aimed to strengthen the Shas party's campaign and support Torah study.
An emergency gathering of hundreds of religious leaders took place in Jerusalem, organized by the Council of Torah Sages of the Shas party. The event, attended by approximately 200 yeshiva deans, community rabbis, heads of institutions, and synagogue sextons, was described as a "historic emergency convention." The stated purpose was to strengthen the Shas movement in what was called a "fateful campaign."
Senior rabbis, referred to as "Gedolei Yisrael" (Great Ones of Israel), issued a call to action, stating, "In the face of the all-out war by the left against the holy things of Israel, it is incumbent upon everyone to enlist in the campaign and act to strengthen the world of Torah, Torah learners, and Jewish identity." The convention's theme was "Your elders will tell you, and you shall do as they instruct you."
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