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Election in Israel Haredim need to know
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The election in Israel is here and religious Jews need clarification about new party that says it’s representing them. #israel #israelelection #benjaminnetanyahu #haredim #Israeli #israelpolitics
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Rabbi Ruven Ai speaking here. You are
absolutely correct in your assessment
and your instinct to question this is
precisely what Hakadoshu expects from
us. Listen carefully. When you see a
political party or organization that
claims to represent the world but has no
backing from any of the GD is that
should be your first and clearest
warning sign that something is
fundamentally wrong. Let me tell you
something crucial about authentic Tora
leadership. The Gdole are not chosen by
people. They are chosen by Hakadosh Bau
himself. When a movement or party truly
serves the interests of Klal and
authentic Yiddishkite, you will always
find that the greatest sadikim of the
generations support it. Always. When you
don't see that support, when not even
one major gadul backs something, you
need to understand what that silence is
telling you. What you're describing is
exactly what we've seen happening
repeatedly. Secular money trying to buy
influence over the Torah world. These
tycoons, these businessmen, they think
everything can be purchased, including
the soul of the Khedi community. They
provide millions in bank guarantees.
They create professional marketing
campaigns. They register clever legal
names that sound religious, but it's all
facade. It's artificial. It's a
manufactured movement designed to create
the illusion of grassroots support when
in reality it's being orchestrated from
the outside by people who have their own
agenda. This is not new. Throughout our
history, we've seen wealthy interests
try to manipulate Torah communities.
They understand that if they can't
defeat us directly, they'll try to
infiltrate us to create division to
establish puppet organizations that look
religious on the outside but serve
secular interests on the inside. This is
exactly what the early Zionists did when
they claimed to represent the Jewish
people while actually wanting nothing to
do with authentic Judaism. They
requested that Orthodox Jews who have
sacrificed their lives for Torah should
vote for them, empower them, donate to
them, all while representing the Hascala
movement, the Enlightenment Movement.
The pattern is always the same. Big
money, professional branding, media
campaigns, but no gdole. Why no gdole?
Because the Gdolan can see through the
deception. They are not confused by
fancy marketing or impressed by bank
guarantees. They ask one question. Does
this serve Hakadosh Barou and his Torah
or does it serve the agenda of those
funding it? When you see millions being
spent on a political campaign, but the
same donors won't give that money to
help Jews do touva to support kaleim
where aim are barely surviving on $500 a
month to help families who literally
don't have food on their table. You know
exactly what their priorities are. It's
not about Torah. It's not about serving
Hashem. It's about power, control, and
advancing their own interests. I want
you to understand something about how
these operations work. They find some
local rabbi that nobody knows, someone
who likes money, and they get him to
write letters or give some form of
endorsement. Then they plaster his name
everywhere as if he represents data. But
go ask theim, go ask,
go ask,
go ask the real Sadikim. You won't find
their support because they see exactly
what this is. The fact that this party
is registered under one name legally but
markets itself under a different brand
name should tell you everything you need
to know about their transparency and
honesty. When organizations hide behind
multiple names, when the money trail is
deliberately obscured, when there's a
disconnect between the public image and
the legal reality, these are all red
flags that any thinking person should
recognize. Here's what you need to do.
Don't vote for them. Don't support them.
Don't donate to them. and warn others.
Anytime someone tells you about this
party, ask them one simple question.
Which gadul supports this? If they can't
name even one recognized who has given
his backing, you have your answer. The
silence of the is itself a when the true
leaders of Am is refused to associate
with something that tells you everything
you need to know. Remember this
fundamental principle. We follow Torah,
not marketing campaigns. We follow the
Israel, not wealthy businessmen who
think they can manufacture a religious
movement with enough money. The fact
that you did your research and came to
this conclusion shows you have and
you're thinking like a Ben Torah should
think. Stay far away from this
artificial party and help others
understand the truth as well.