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Israeli Leader Israel Zeira Calls for Unity and Torah Connection 1000 Days After October 7 Massacre
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 7 hours ago
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Israel Zeira, head of 'Rosh Yehudi,' marks 1,000 days since the October 7 massacre by urging unity, love, and a return to Torah among Israelis. He reports increased interest in Jewish tradition among youth and rejects fears of election-related violence, emphasizing national cohesion.
- 01Israel Zeira calls for unity and deepening Torah connection as key lessons from October 7 massacre.
- 02Since October 7, 'Rosh Yehudi' doubled its students amid growing youth interest in Judaism.
- 03Zeira affirms that the war strengthened Israeli national bonds and faith.
- 04He opposes canceling public Yom Kippur prayers despite threats, focusing on spiritual connection.
- 05Zeira dismisses fears of election violence, stressing Israelis' mutual love despite political disputes.
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