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Ultra-Orthodox Leaders Rally Ahead of Election, Warn of Existential Threat

Tens of thousands of Israelis attended a United Torah Judaism rally in Bnei Brak ahead of elections, featuring prominent rabbis. Leaders like Rabbi Dov Landau warned of a "terrible situation" for Torah scholars and urged votes for the party.

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What happened

01Tens of thousands gathered at a United Torah Judaism rally in Bnei Brak ahead of elections.
02Rabbis warned of a "terrible situation" and persecution of yeshiva students.
03Leaders urged voting for the party to "save the world of Torah."
04Speakers cautioned against spiritual threats and the draft of yeshiva students.
05The rally aimed to mobilize the ultra-Orthodox public to vote for the party.

Speakers cautioned against spiritual threats and the draft of yeshiva students, calling for collective action and faith in God. The rally aimed to mobilize the ultra-Orthodox vote for the party's continuation.

Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat, the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original