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Religious Zionism Leaders Tour Yeshivas Ahead of Elections
Bezalel Smotrich, leader of the Religious Zionism party, joined several rabbis on a tour of yeshivas eight days before elections, continuing a tradition started by the late Rabbi Chaim Druckman.
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- 01Minister Bezalel Smotrich and rabbis toured Religious Zionism yeshivas eight days before elections.
- 02The tour continues an initiative by the late Rabbi Chaim Druckman to rally support.
- 03Rabbis urged students to vote for Religious Zionism, calling it the "soul that elevates the country."
- 04Smotrich warned the upcoming elections are "destiny" and cautioned against a left-wing government.
- 05Rabbis advised against voting for parties unlikely to pass the electoral threshold.
- 06Smotrich acknowledged the need for his party to improve and listen to criticism.
The rabbis urged students to vote for the Religious Zionism party, emphasizing its connection to Torah and its role in strengthening the nation. Smotrich warned of dire consequences if a left-wing government is formed and stressed the importance of unity within the right-wing bloc.
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