MK Qarai on the comparison between Lapid and Lieberman and the Nazis: "Factual criticism turns into a world war"

A Likud MK said that Rabbi Meir Mazuz's remarks apparently concerned "the cruel leadership that sold its people to the enemy just like that, out of self-hatred."

He added that "it is allowed to call the Likudniks shit and a crime gang and send the ultra-Orthodox in wheelbarrows to the landfill, and it passes quietly"

Yaki Adamkar

29/05/2022

Sunday, 29 May 2022, 22:25 Updated: 22:37

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In the video: Rosh Yeshiva Kasa Rahamim: "Lapid and Lieberman - worse than the Nazis" (Walla system!)

MK Shlomo Qara refused to condemn tonight (Sunday) Rabbi Meir Mazuz's statement that Ministers Yair Lapid and Avigdor Lieberman are worse than the Nazis.

"I do not know any more leadership, and will be the most cruel leadership, which sold its people to the enemy just like that, out of self-hatred," he said tonight at a Likud party convention at Zeev Fortress in Tel Aviv.

"I guess that's what the rabbi meant."

MK Qarai began by saying that he would not criticize "his teacher and rabbi."

It is permissible to call the Likudniks shit and a crime gang, and send the ultra-Orthodox in wheelbarrows to the landfill, and it passes quietly, without opening editions and without pushers, but when any of us pass criticism, even matter-of-fact and even more subtle language, it is a world war.

I stopped commenting.

I stopped playing their game. "

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MK Qarai (Photo: Official website,.)

Mazuz, one of the prominent ultra-Orthodox rabbis who serves as head of the Kesa Rahamim yeshiva in Bnei Brak, said last night in his weekly lesson that ministers Yair Lapid and Avigdor Lieberman "betray their people, hate their people, (and they are) worse than the Nazis."

Rabbi Mazuz dealt with a halakhic question surrounding a particular prayer on Jerusalem Day, and mentioned how much one should thank the Blessed One for the miracles in the Land of Israel.

However, he referred to members of the government and claimed that "we have bad people, we are waiting for one day to pass from the world".

He mentioned the names of Lapid and Lieberman and said that "they are worse than the Nazis" because "the Nazis love their people, and they hate their people."

The rabbi criticized the government for wanting to "strangle the students and give as much to the students as possible" and added with angry cynicism, "This is very good, really wonderful."

Mazuz.

Dealing with a halakhic question (Photo: Kasa Rahamim)

Lieberman and Lapid in the Knesset.

Attack the statement (Photo: Flash 90, Jonathan Zindel)

Deputy Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Yair Lapid responded to Mazuz's remarks and condemned them.

"Rabbi Mazuz, the Nazis murdered my grandfather in a concentration camp, tried to murder my father in the ghetto," he said.

"My only answer to your words is that I love all the people of Israel and wish Rabbi Mazuz a happy Jerusalem day, a day of unity and love for Israel."

The chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, Minister Avigdor Lieberman, also responded to Rabbi Mazuz's remarks, saying that instead of core studies, Rabbi Mazuz chooses to teach hate studies. "I did not know that core studies, going to work and military service are worse than the Nazis," he said. People like you are written in the sources that the Temple 'Why is a sword?

"Because there was free hatred in him." The

statement provoked further condemnation from other senior members of the coalition, and Prime Minister Naftali Bennett also protested.

We will keep our tongues.

We are brothers ",

Even Defense Minister Bnei Gantz strongly condemned the remarks, saying that they were "in the nature of contempt for the Holocaust."

He said, "Jerusalem, which was taken from us due to free hatred, was united on the basis of our strength and our unity. Precisely on this day, it is good that we remember the importance of free love between us."

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