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Shas Party Holds Emergency Meeting with Top Rabbis Ahead of Elections
The Shas party held an emergency election rally in Jerusalem with around 200 prominent rabbis and yeshiva leaders. Speakers, including Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri, called for active participation in the upcoming elections to protect Torah study and Jewish identity.
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What happened
- 01Shas party held an emergency election rally in Jerusalem with 200 rabbis and leaders.
- 02Rabbis urged full participation in elections to ensure Shas party's success.
- 03The election was called a "fateful battle" for Torah study and Jewish identity.
- 04Speakers alleged a "war of annihilation by the left against all holy things of Israel."
- 05Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri and other officials attended the rally.
They characterized the election as a "fateful battle" against the left, urging all to vote for Shas to strengthen religious influence in the state.
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