Voter, et après ? Le message de Rav Eitan Galam pour les élections 🇮🇱
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Au-delà de la politique, aller voter en Eretz Israël est une façon d'exprimer sa reconnaissance envers Hachem. C'est l'occasion de définir la direction de notre nation, puis de reprendre le cours de sa vie avec confiance. Un devoir civique et spirituel accompli avec sérénité. #EretzIsrael #ElectionIsrael #VieJuive #EngagementCitoyen
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Good morning, today is a very special day in Israel; it is the day we vote in the elections. But you need to know one thing. All year long, everyone tries to make us believe that politics is very important, and I tell you, we couldn't care less about politics. But on election day, we might not care about politics, but going to vote is something we care about a lot.
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Good morning, today is a very special day in Israel; it is the day we vote in the elections. But you need to know one thing. All year long, everyone tries to make us believe that politics is very important, and I tell you, we couldn't care less about politics. But on election day, we might not care about politics, but going to vote is something we care about a lot.
Why? First of all, because it is our way to say thank you to Hashem that we can be in Eretz Israel and simply have the ability to give a direction to the country and what will happen for the Jewish people, especially in Eretz Israel. But secondly, it is an incredible opportunity for us to say, what do I want? What do I want?
Where do we want to go? What is important to me? So today, we are going to do something incredible. We are going to go vote early, first, with our wives, our husbands, our loved ones, and right after voting, well, what are we going to do?
We are simply going to stop talking about it because that is not the heart of our lives. We went to vote , baruch Hashem, that's all. And afterwards, life goes on, and we believe Hashem will take good care of us. B'ezrat Hashem, let us have good news today for the elections, for the election results, but above all, for all the beautiful things that will happen to us throughout the year.
Have a good day, everyone. Go vote.
