Reform movements have historically voted in large numbers, directing funding toward initiatives that are detrimental and antagonistic to frum people in Eretz Yisroel.
During the previous WZO elections, Eretz Hakodesh secured relatively significant support, resulting in the redirection of some of the WZO’s funding toward yeshivos, Keren Hashviis, and other institutions aligned with frum values.
Previous endorsements of Rav Chaim Kanievsky zt”l and Rav Gershon Edelstein zt”l, stated that participation in these elections was a mitzvah!
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I've been also getting email from both OIC-Mizrachi and from Eretz Hakodesh, which is better?
I would go with OIC-Mizrachi
So vote for Eretz HaKodesh which doesn't recognize Israel as a Jewish state, refuses to participate in its army and economy? I don't think so. I don't vote for hypocrites.
Garnel
I agree with you but most of my readers don't recognize Israel and I felt if I could get them to at least vote .
But I'm all for voting for OIC- Mizrachi
Interesting! Thank you
it doesn't matter which one you vote for. at the end, we need to build a coalition of right of center organizations to overcome the Leftwing/Reform majority. So all good. By the way, Eretz Hakodesh's leadership is in the United States and are pro-Israel. But that's besides the point. Spread the word and vote.
Show us where those gedolim signed! There’s no way R’ Gershon could’ve endorsed Zionist heresy as he was Rosh yeshivas Ponivizh!
Fartzel
97.3% never heard of R' Gershon! "gedoilim" don't need to sign when it makes common sense! I don't need to ask a "gadol" if I should eat luckshim kugel!
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