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Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu Calls Yosef Haddad 'Brother' in Supportive Podcast Exchange

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu Calls Yosef Haddad 'Brother' in Supportive Podcast Exchange
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In a podcast clip shared by Yosef Haddad on social media, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu expressed a surprising and warm affirmation by calling Haddad "brother" when asked about his place in the Jewish state Haddad advocates for. Rabbi Eliyahu elaborated that he sees Haddad as a symbol of mutual understanding and cooperation rather than conflict. He reflected on his own military service alongside Arab and Druze soldiers, emphasizing that anyone wearing a uniform is willing to sacrifice their life for the country.

Responding to the rabbi's words, Haddad said, "I am part of the State of Israel and Israeli society... When you look me in the eyes and call me your brother, you give me energy to continue my journey." He added that he believes his path is the right one. Haddad also posted on social media that hearing such praise from a prominent rabbi like Shmuel Eliyahu is not only strengthening but empowering.

This exchange highlights a rare moment of unity and recognition across communal lines within Israeli society, emphasizing shared commitment and respect.

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