Rabbi Benny Lowe disavowed the flag party of religious Zionism, following Ben Gvir's "Jewish Power" • "The Jewish House is no longer a home for the Jewish people"

• Rabbi Benny Lowe // Photo: Gideon Markovich

Rabbi Benny Lowe, one of the most recognized rabbis of religious Zionism, is shutting down the Jewish home in a post that went viral on Facebook. "They identify with race theory," the beloved rabbi wrote on his Facebook account as soon as the Sabbath was out, sparking a heated discussion that revealed the ideological differences that currently exist among religious Zionism.

"Were years going together if they were destined?" Rabbi Lowe opened his post citing sources. "Good people tell me to leave it. 'You play into their own hands.' They may be media-savvy and even political, but it's not a private struggle and I'm not the subject. I was born in 61 into an existing reality of home for the Jewish people. It was never a question In my experience, now is our shift to keep this house, yes, the Jewish home in the deep and non-political sense.

"A Jewish home is not just a 'refuge for the Jewish people.' It is not just about saving Jews from anti-Semitism. It is designed to realize the destiny and uniqueness of our people, to be a virtue for all peoples. And not, virtue does not give me class advantage but an overflow of moral responsibility. A Jew who remembers that we have been a persecuted minority throughout our history and that we are now a sovereign who controls minorities is the first test of a Jewish state, and we will strictly preserve the rights of all who live under the wings of the Jewish state, without any discrimination.

"A Jewish home is a place that seeks to let all of its sons and daughters live in it without a sense of alienation and persecution. Even if I live and believe in maintaining a strict tradition of Halacha, I will fight for the rights of all my sisters and brothers to feel at home. Yes, also at the Western Wall as well as in the marriage registry.

"A Jewish home is a place that preserves its legacy for future generations and imbues them with the memory of the ancestors, the Sinai covenant, the inheritance of the land and the vision of the prophets who sought to direct the Israeli and Jewish kingdom, and to give them a compass so that they would not lose their kingdom.

"And, a Jewish home is not afraid of multiplicity and does not impose one opinion on another. Controversial education and respect for other opinions will raise our common home floor. So the political Jewish home has publicly announced that it is not a home for the Jewish people, but a particular sector that identifies with domestic race theory. Rabbi Meir Kahana's Midrash.

"I invite all parties to tell us how they want to realize the vision of the Jewish home. Good week."