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Ongoing Story· Day 53

Rabbi Calls for Unity Above Politics, Citing Prophecies and National Achievements

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Chief Rabbi Calls for Unity, Declares Secular Jews 'Brothers'

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Israel's Chief Rabbi David Yosef called for an end to "baseless hatred" and division within the Jewish people. He declared that secular Jews are "brothers in every respect" and deserve respect, urging reconciliation. The Rabbi stressed that unity and love, as commanded by the Torah, are crucial for the nation's strength.

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  • Chief Rabbi David Yosef urged Israelis to eradicate "baseless hatred" and division.
  • He declared that secular Jews are "brothers in every respect" and deserve respect.
  • Yosef expressed sorrow over public discourse marked by gossip and humiliation.
  • The Rabbi called for reconciliation and bringing hearts closer among all Jews.
  • He stated that unity and love are central to the strength of the people of Israel.
Chief Rabbi Calls for Unity, Declares Secular Jews 'Brothers'
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Amidst a heated election campaign and escalating public discourse, Israel's Chief Rabbi, David Yosef, delivered a strong message of reconciliation during his weekly lesson, urging the public to eradicate "baseless hatred." He expressed deep sorrow over the charged atmosphere, noting that the public has endured difficult times marked by "evil speech, gossip, humiliation, and unnecessary disputes that have caused division among the people."

Yosef emphasized a clear message of reconciliation and bringing hearts closer, stating, "Jews who do not currently observe the Torah and commandments are also brothers in every respect, and they must be treated with respect and efforts made to bring hearts closer."

The Rabbi implored the public not to be drawn into hateful rhetoric or provocations in public and media spaces. He reminded listeners that "the central strength of the people of Israel in their land stems from the holy Torah, which mandates increasing love, peace, and unity to remove baseless hatred and increase the honor of heaven."

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