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The Tosfos Yomtov was convinced that the death of 300,000 –600,000 Jews during the Chmielnicki massacres of 1648-49 were because of improper Tefila. Communicated: Tefilla

Chillul Tefila Bifarhesia, as well as halachicly challenged verbiage and dress, are external manifestations of a critical lack of personal yiras shomayim which has lethal consequences.



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Voting for Bennett Is Sectoral, for Likud National

It is amazing to see how the same people can be deceived time and again.

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Twelve years of intensive work have brought about a great change in the Likud. The national ruling party has opened its gates to the faith-based public as never before. The Likud Knesset list includes seven settlers and many religious Zionists in realistic slots. The sectoral opposing wave threatens to wash away the advancement of faith-based energies to the fore of national leadership.

Ultimately, it is only deep-rooted leadership that can get us out of the vicious Oslo cycle and deal with our current challenges with a faith-based perspective. The question is: Is that what Israelis want?

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  1. Tzvi Fishman says:

    What will Moshe Feiglin say when his Likud party, and the Prime Minister he so flaunts, sell the Land of Israel down the drain – that it's Bennett's fault? What will he say when his Likud party and its Prime Minister forms a coalition with the Left – that he isn't a part of the betrayal? Moshe Feiglin seems to forget that his party favors a two-state solution. When you are a part of a political party, you can't say, "My hands are clean," when it carries out its platform. It was the Likud who gave away Sinai and Gush Katif, and it's the Prime Minister of the Likud who's looking to give away Biblical Israel, and you are a part of it, Mr. Feiglin.

  2. Hadar Israel says:

    OPPAH BIBI STYLE!

    BIBI WILL DEPORT MORE JEWS FRO OUR HOME…and even with the help of the Jewish home, just like in Yamit 1982 with Hammer working with Sharon for the "peaceful clearing of Yamit"; just like in 2005 with Orlev, who sat in the government until the last moment and, WITH BIBI, made it possible to deport the Jews from the Gaza Strip.

    EVERY Likud leader has deported Jews from their homes and betrayed the electorate of the Land of Israel Faithful and the National Camp.

    Whoever thinks that Bibi will hesitate in deporting Jews is deluded.

    The Likud has ALWAYS betrayed its electorate:
    in 1977 they voted Begin and they got Dayan's line at Camp David 1979.
    in 1981 they voted Begin and got Peres' line at Yamit 1982.
    in 1996 they voted Bibi and got Peres line in Hebron 1997.
    in 2000 they voted Sharon and got Barak's line in 2002.
    in 2003 they voted Sharon and got Mitzna's line in 2005.
    in 2009 they voted Bibi and IMMEDIATELY got Barak.

    As Einstein said: "Mental illness is doing the same thing over and over expecting different results". And that certainly applies for those who keep on voting Likud in spite of all the precedents.

    As far as Feiglin… I told him in the year 2000 what I thought: that he was deluded!

    In twelve years, Feiglin's policies within the Likud have achieved only the deportation of over 10,000 Jews from our homes, the destruction of one Jewish settlement after the other, and not even his entry in the Knesset.
    TWELVE YEARS!

    Feiglin has cheated many good people in the National Camp for twelve years already, with the delusional belief that a pig can be kashered, if that pig is called Likud.

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