Chabad Movement Holds 'Choose Love for the People of Israel' Event on Election Day
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The Chabad movement held a nationwide "Choose Love for the People of Israel" event on election day, with 1,500 emissaries offering tefillin near polling stations. The initiative aimed to promote unity among Israelis, with Chabad also engaging students, hospital patients, the elderly, and new immigrants through various activities and classes.
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- Chabad movement held a nationwide "Choose Love for the People of Israel" event on election day.
- Approximately 1,500 Chabad emissaries participated in the event across Israel.
- Booths near polling stations offered the commandment of donning tefillin to the public.
- The initiative aimed to emphasize unifying values and the concept of Israel as one family.
- Chabad representatives also visited students, hospital patients, the elderly, and new immigrants.
On election day, the Chabad movement organized a nationwide event titled "Choose Love for the People of Israel." Approximately 1,500 Chabad emissaries set up special booths, primarily near polling stations, offering to perform the commandment of donning tefillin. According to the Hasidim, people from diverse societal backgrounds and political viewpoints approached the tefillin tables. Concurrently, movement representatives visited students and youth, patients in hospitals, the elderly, and new immigrants. Chabad branches across the country conducted Judaism classes. The youth division of Chabad initiated a campaign focused on the unity of the Jewish people. The initiative aimed to highlight the values that unite society, despite political differences, and to remind people that the people of Israel remain one family.
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