Lithuanian Rabbi Dov Lando Denounces Election Boycott Calls as 'Crime'
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What happened
Lithuanian Orthodox leader Rabbi Dov Lando has strongly criticized calls for Haredim to boycott elections, calling it a "crime" and "villainy." The comments come amid internal divisions within the Haredi community over voting and concerns about low turnout, with some groups reportedly offering incentives to abstain.
- 01Rabbi Dov Lando calls election boycott calls a "crime" and "villainy."
- 02Haredi community faces divisions over election participation.
- 03Satmar Hasidim reportedly offer money for not voting.
- 04Degel HaTorah party fears low turnout due to internal "subversive work."
- 05Party is also reaching out to working Haredim.
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