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"Are you vaccinated? Blessed": a personal greeting from Rabbi Kanievsky to each vaccinated person
The relatives of the 93-year-old rabbi embarked on a new initiative in an attempt to incentivize immunization in the ultra-Orthodox sector.
As part of the initiative - no proof of immunization will be required, but only the transmission of names for blessing or prayer via WhatsApp, email or fax.
"The vaccinated person will be blessed by heaven"
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Rabbi Kanievsky
Yaki Adamkar
Monday, 01 March 2021, 20:35
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"Out of the Rabbi's sincere concern for the public peace in Israel."
Rabbi Kanievsky in his home (Photo: Reuven Castro)
After the cholent in Bnei Brak, the pizza trays in Beitar Illit and the knapsack in Tel Aviv, now comes the new incentive for those vaccinated against the corona: in the house of Rabbi Kanievsky, one of the most prominent ultra-Orthodox leaders, published today For complete medicine and success in all matters. "
Under the heading "Have you been vaccinated? Have you been blessed", the 93-year-old rabbi who recovered from Corona explained that the initiative was launched "out of the rabbi's sincere concern for the public peace in Israel", as well as " "Israel and the education of the children, Beit Harav is launching a special initiative, which gives everyone a rare opportunity."
The rabbi's house said that anyone who was vaccinated and sent his name "would receive his personal blessing."
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"You have to get vaccinated without any fear."
Rabbi Kanievsky's ad calling for vaccination (Photo: Official website, courtesy of Beit Harav)
The rabbi's people avoided demanding proof of immunization, but only asked to send names for blessing or prayer via WhatsApp, email or fax.
According to Rabbi Kanievsky's family, in recent days the rabbi has attacked "all those distributors of Pike News and lies against the need to get vaccinated" and said that "one should get vaccinated without any fear" and welcomed that "the vaccinated person will be blessed."
In December, Rabbi Kanievsky was documented saying he "should" be vaccinated against Corona.
The chairman of the Torah Judaism faction, MK Yitzhak Pindros, visited the rabbi at his home in Bnei Brak, and wondered about the rabbi's order to get vaccinated.
He asked through the rabbi's grandson, should he tell people that "can it be done or should it be done?", And the rabbi replied that "it should be."
In response to the fact that some people are afraid that the vaccine will "harm them in other things", Rabbi Kanievsky replied: "not to be afraid".
Finally, the grandson asked Rabbi Bracha for the benefit of the vaccinated, and the rabbi greeted with his short greeting "Bo" (blessing and success). Rabbi Kanievsky is one of a long line of senior rabbis who called for vaccination against Corona. Lithuanian and Spanish, they encouraged the sector's participation in the vaccination campaign.
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