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Rabbi Releases Prayer for Election Day Asking Not to Vote Out of Hate

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Rabbi Releases Special Prayer for Election Day

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Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon published a special prayer for election day, emphasizing the responsibility of voters. The prayer asks for wisdom in choosing representatives and for election results to foster unity and strengthen Israel. It concludes with a hope for continued redemption and improved international standing.

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  • Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon published a special prayer for election day.
  • The prayer emphasizes the responsibility and wisdom needed for voting.
  • It asks for election results to increase unity and love in Israel.
  • The prayer seeks to strengthen the nation, land, and Torah.
  • It concludes with a hope for continued redemption and Israel's international standing.

On the day of the 26th Knesset elections, Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon, founder and president of the 'Sulamot' organization, published a special prayer for election day. The prayer begins with gratitude for the privilege of living in a time of redemption and for the establishment of the State of Israel, emphasizing the right and responsibility involved in participating in Knesset elections. The prayer asks God to help Israeli citizens choose their representatives with responsibility, honesty, and wisdom, stating, "Put in our hearts to choose responsibly, with honest hearts and wisdom, faithful representatives for Your people Israel." Rabbi Rimon highlights the shared responsibility for the future of the State of Israel. In the latter part of the prayer, Rabbi Rimon requests that the election results lead to increased unity and love among the people of Israel, strengthen the nation, the land, and the Torah, and contribute to the flourishing of education and the economy. The prayer concludes with a plea for the continuation of the redemption process and for the elevation of Israel's standing in the eyes of the nations.

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