Rabbi Yaroslavsky, one of the Hasidic leaders, addressed the prime minister in a letter demanding that he abandon the Centennial Plan • "The plan will only bring the opposite of the Holy Land"

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Rabbi Yitzhak Yehuda Yaroslavsky, a senior Chabad Hasidic rabbi, addressed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week in a letter, demanding that he not accept the Centennial Plan.

Rabbi Yaroslavsky noted in his letter that in the past, clear instructions had been issued by the Lubavitcher Rebbe regarding the return of the territories "which must be remembered in his honor". So, the Lubavitcher Rebbe stated that "handing over territories endangers Jewish life." Also in 1989, Ariel Mayor Ron Nachman said at the time, "All the rumors that Rahmanna wants to give back to those territories, they have no basis in the present and in fact. The interest of the intifada and those who are not at all welcome. "

"When there is talk today and consent to the establishment of a terrorist state in the territories of Judea and Samaria," wrote Rabbi Yuroslavsky, "we sincerely wish that peace and peace would not make the mistake of accepting President Trump's century plan, which includes a Palestinian state of Rahmana to Jizlan, and enough of Mambin." He concluded that "this plan will only bring about the opposite and the goodness of the Holy Land."