Rabbi Eliyahu: God's Hand Seen in Election Results, Terror Supporters Worse Than Iran
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu released a video discussing election results, stating that God is still in control and highlighting perceived threats. He argued that terror supporters within Israel are a greater danger than Iran and that the Torah's importance is now more widely recognized. The rabbi expressed confidence in Israel's future victory.
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- Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu believes God's presence is evident in the election results.
- He identified terror supporters within Israel as a worse enemy than Iran.
- Eliyahu stated that the Torah's significance is now acknowledged by a wider spectrum.
- He urged against fear, expressing confidence in Israel's ultimate victory.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, the Chief Rabbi of Safed and a member of the Chief, released a video addressing the recent election results and concerns about a potential left-wing government supported by Arab parties. He urged against fear among the national camp, stating, "The Holy One, Blessed be He, did not take a break and did not lose the election. He is showing us that there is an enemy worse than Iran, the supporters of terror."
Rabbi Eliyahu pointed to the campaign for the conscription of yeshiva students and the exposure of Arab Knesset members' faces as evidence of divine providence. He argued that even the "change bloc" now acknowledges the Torah as the foundation of their existence, fulfilling the saying, "From an impure motive comes a pure motive." He also asserted that the Israeli public now understands that "supporters of terror within us" are a greater threat than Iran.
He further stated that even members of the Haredi public who have become somewhat detached from the Land of Israel and the people of Israel now understand that the Torah encompasses the creation story, the Land of Israel, King David, and the fight against enemies. "The people of Israel live, and will be victorious more than ever before," he concluded.
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