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Religious Zionist Group Affirms Commitment to Israel While Advocating Torah-Based State

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 9 hours ago

What happened

A religious Zionist group reaffirms its commitment to the State of Israel as the Jewish homeland while insisting the state must align with Torah values. They reject secular nationalism but advocate active participation to spiritually and practically improve Israel, viewing this as part of the Jewish people's covenant and path to redemption.

01Religious Jews see their connection to Israel rooted in the Sinai covenant and Torah identity.
02They consider Israel their state but reject a national identity detached from Torah values.
03Despite Israel's secular nature, they advocate active involvement to influence it positively.
04They reject secular culture but remain committed to improving the state according to Torah.
05Engagement in public life is seen as essential for spiritual correction and fulfilling the mitzvah of settling the land.
06Their Torah loyalty motivates positive participation and hope for complete redemption.

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