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"Incitement only exists in the imagination": Rabbi Druckman responds after a warning from the head of the GSS
In a letter released over the weekend, senior rabbis called for "doing everything" against the formation of a change government.
Following this, claims were made that this was the background to the crimson warning, according to which there is incitement that could lead to personal injury.
Rabbi Druckman clarified: "It is possible to express things in a letter, just as it is possible to demonstrate next to the Prime Minister in Balfour"
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Nadav Argaman
Yaki Adamkar
Sunday, 06 June 2021, 02:15
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Senior rabbis in religious Zionism published a letter over the weekend calling for "doing everything" against the formation of a change government.
Following the letter, allegations arose that this reading was the background, among other things, to the unusual warning last night (Saturday) of GSS chief Nadav Argaman, according to which there is incitement on social networks that could lead to personal injury. Rabbi Chaim Druckman, who signed the letter, responded to the criticism. "Incitement only exists in the imagination of those who say so.
" "I want to reassure everyone, there is no incitement here.
This is a call for real, painful mouth rabbis who think the government is going to stand up will not be good for the people in Israel, "explained Rabbi Druckman, senior rabbis of religious Zionism.
Rabbi added, referring to things in the letter, saying:" Of course in a democracy you can express things in the letter, as you could demonstrate months at "The prime minister on Balfour Street - even during the Corona period - and this is not called incitement."
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"It is inconceivable that this is violence, physical or verbal. But in a democratic way, everything possible can be done to prevent the formation of a government. This is the simple meaning of calling the rabbis. To do everything in a democratic way." Rabbi Druckman even repeated the letter, saying that it was "not too late" to change the formation of the government.
Among the rabbis who signed the letter together with Rabbi Druckman were also Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, Rabbi David Chai HaCohen and Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu. "It is impossible to accept the reality that a government will be formed in Israel that will harm the fundamental things in matters of religion and state, which have been accepted since the establishment of the State of Israel until today by all Israeli governments," they wrote.
The rabbis noted that the establishment of such a government "would also harm security matters", as it "relies on supporters of terrorism and will also have ministers calling on the International Court of Justice in The Hague to investigate IDF commanders on war crimes." They added that this government "It is completely contrary to the will of the people, as was emphatically expressed in the last election. "
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