ג' לחודש השמיני תשע"ד
אתמול
קיבלנו ברכה מהרבנית צביה אליהו והיום הרב שמואל אליהו שליט"א שלח לנו
מכתב תמיכה. אנחנו מודים על התמיכה ומבטיחים לייהד את ירושלים!
Yesterday, we received a blessing from Rabbanit Tzviah Eliyahu, and today from Rabbi Shmu'el Eliyahu shlit"a sent us a letter of support. We are thankful for the support, and promise to keep Jerusalem Jewish!
- Unified Jerusalem Party - led by Shmu'el Shaqedi and Aryeh King
(Tip Credit: Shuqi)
במטה
"ירושלים מאוחדת" מציגים מכתב תמיכה ששיגר הרב שמואל אליהו לאריה קינג, בו
הוא מחזק אותו על פעילותו "בנושא יישוב עיר הקודש ירושלים על ידי יהודים" - יונתן אוריך, כ"ח תשרי תשע"ד (ללחוץ כטן להמשך בעברית)
Translation:
Rabbi Shmu'el Eliyahu |
At the Unified Jerusalem Party Headquarters a letter of support sent by Rabbi Shmu'el Eliyahu to Aryeh King, in which he bolsters his activities, under the heading of the Jewish settlement of the Holy City of Jerusalem.
Yonatan Orich, 28 Tishrei 5774/October 2, 2013
At the headquarters of the Unified Jerusalem Party, contending against the Jewish Home Party in the Jerusalem municipal elections, on display today was Rabbi Shmu'el Eliyahu's letter which had been sent about two months ago to Aryeh King, in which he blesses him over his public operations in the capital.
Shmuel Shaqedi |
Aryeh King |
Esser Agaroth (2¢):
Shuqi asked me if I thought that this was a slap in the face to the Jewish Home Party.
Naftali Bennett Jewish Home Party National Chairperson |
Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu ztz"l was one of the Jewish Home Party's primary rabbis from whom it would receive answers to its questions of halakhah (Torah Law). In fact, when the Jewish Home Party was still the National Religious Party [NRP], it approached Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu to ask him if they could put a woman on its list of candidates for the 2003 Parliamentary Elections. Rabbi Eliyahu said, "No." Yet, the NRP did so anyway, using the justification that they "have other rabbis."
Well, apparently, now Mordechai Eliyahu's widow, and his son, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu appear to have "other" political parties.
Yep! This was definitely a slap in the face.
Mordechai Eliyahu's widow, and his son, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu are given there support to Unified Jerusalem Party - led by Shmu'el Shaqedi and Aryeh King and not to the Jewish Home Party because this is the best for Jerusalem .
ReplyDeleteI certainly agree!
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