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Rabbi Meir Kahane: Rosh Hashanah Calls for Global Perspective and World Repair

Rabbi Meir Kahane's Rosh Hashanah message stresses the need to look beyond internal Jewish matters and embrace a global perspective, viewing the holiday as a time for judging all nations and for Israel's role in repairing the world.

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  1. 01Rosh Hashanah requires looking beyond internal issues to God's sovereignty over the world.
  2. 02Torah readings on Rosh Hashanah signify a global judgment and Israel's role in world repair.
  3. 03Prayers on Rosh Hashanah encompass all nations, reflecting Israel's universal responsibility.
  4. 04The ongoing war is framed as part of a larger effort to repair the world.
  5. 05Unity and a global outlook are crucial, especially during times of internal strife.

He connects this to Torah readings and prayers, urging a focus on universal betterment even amidst current conflicts.

Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva, the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original

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