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Senior Sephardic Rabbi Signs Order Against Voting for Shas Party
Rabbi Moshe Tzadka, a senior Sephardic rabbi, has signed a letter forbidding votes for the Shas party, citing opposition to the party's stance on yeshiva student conscription. The move is considered a major setback for Shas.
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What happened
- 01Senior Sephardic Rabbi Moshe Tzadka banned voting for the Shas party.
- 02The rabbi opposes Shas's reported willingness to allow conscription of non-studying yeshiva students.
- 03Shas chairman Arie Deri is pressuring Rabbi Tzadka to retract the ban.
- 04Kabbalist Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli influenced Rabbi Tzadka's decision.
- 05The move is seen as a significant blow to the Shas party.
Chairman Arie Deri is reportedly attempting to convince Rabbi Tzadka to reverse his decision, enlisting the help of other prominent rabbis.
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