Israeli Host Says Divine Faith Outweighs Opponent's Wealth Ahead of Elections
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Israeli host Yinon Magal opened his program 'The Patriots' with a song and a message for the upcoming elections. He acknowledged the financial and organizational advantages of the opposing side but asserted that his camp's faith in God provides a greater strength. Magal expressed optimism that divine assistance would lead to success.
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- Host Yinon Magal contrasted opponents' money and organization with faith in God.
- Magal spoke during a special election broadcast of 'The Patriots' program.
- He acknowledged the opposing side's financial and organizational advantages.
- Magal expressed faith that God could overcome these material strengths.
- He concluded with an optimistic message for the election results.
During a special election broadcast of the program 'The Patriots,' host Yinon Magal opened with a song and a message of spiritual strength.
Magal addressed the upcoming elections, acknowledging the material advantages of the opposing side. He stated, "They have a lot of money, they have a lot of flights bringing back all those who have emigrated, they have a lot of organization, everything." He contrasted this with the perceived spiritual power of the right-wing camp.
"But we have God," Magal declared with faith. "I believe He can deal with them." He concluded his remarks with an optimistic message for the election results, saying, "With God's help, we will succeed."
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