Netanyahu Leaves Message at Western Wall Before Election
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu placed a note at the Western Wall with the phrase "The Eternal One of Israel will not lie" just hours before election day. This follows a pattern of Netanyahu leaving significant messages at the holy site during pivotal times, including before military operations and past elections. His notes have often referenced biblical verses or expressed hopes for Israel's future and security.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left a note at the Western Wall before election day.
- The note contained the phrase "The Eternal One of Israel will not lie."
- Netanyahu has a history of leaving significant messages at the Western Wall.
- Previous notes were left before military operations and past elections.
- Messages have referenced biblical verses and expressed hopes for Israel.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Western Wall hours before the polls opened for the upcoming elections, placing a note between its stones. The message read, "The Eternal One of Israel will not lie," a phrase he used to conclude his speech at the United Nations this year. This is not the first time Netanyahu has left notes at the Western Wall with messages reflecting significant moments. In June 2025, shortly before the "With a Lion" operation against Iran, he visited with Argentinian President Javier Milei. The note he left then contained a verse from the Book of Numbers, "A people shall rise like a lion, like a great lion it shall rear itself up," which inspired the operation's name. About ten days later, Netanyahu returned to the Western Wall and placed another note stating, "Indeed, a people rises like a lion, the people of Israel lives." During that visit, he also prayed for the hostages and IDF soldiers amid the confrontation with Iran. Netanyahu has also left political messages at the Western Wall. In March 2020, hours before the elections for the 23rd Knesset, he and his wife Sara placed a note expressing hope for a "good government for the people of Israel, the Land of Israel, and the State of Israel." In January 2013, he wrote in a different note, "With God's help, for the future of Israel."
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