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Kabbalist Clarifies Rabbi Tzadka's Stance on Election Directives
Kabbalist Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli clarified that Rabbi Moshe Tzadka, head of Porat Yosef Yeshiva, did not issue specific election directives, but rather advised followers to consult their personal rabbis. Shmueli's video aims to counter false reports circulating in Rabbi Tzadka's name.
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- 01Kabbalist Bneiahu Shmueli clarified Rabbi Moshe Tzadka's election stance, stating he gave no specific directives.
- 02Rabbi Tzadka reportedly advised followers to consult their personal rabbis for election guidance.
- 03Shmueli condemned the spread of false information attributed to Rabbi Tzadka.
- 04The clarification addresses a controversy within the Sephardic-Haredi community regarding election participation.
- 05Rabbi Yaakov Tofik Aviezeri of Beitar Illit supported the directive to follow individual rabbinical counsel.
The Chief Rabbi of Beitar Illit, Yaakov Tofik Aviezeri, also issued a letter supporting the directive to follow individual rabbinical guidance.
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