Rabbi Warns Against Arab Parties in Israeli Government
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Chief Rabbi of Tzfat, Shmuel Eliyahu, is strongly opposing any Israeli government that includes or is supported by Arab parties, citing religious law and security concerns. He points to the singing of an anthem calling for Jewish expulsion and the demands of Arab parties for a Palestinian state and cessation of military operations as evidence of their anti-Israel stance. Rabbi Eliyahu warns that such a government would endanger Israel and calls for legal opposition to its formation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu warns against forming an Israeli government with Arab parties.
- He cites the singing of an anthem calling for Jewish expulsion as a major concern.
- Demands from Arab parties include establishing a Palestinian state and halting military operations.
- Rabbi Eliyahu invokes Jewish law to prohibit alliances with perceived enemies.
- He criticizes those encouraging such alliances, linking them to past security failures.
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