Translated from Belomom, 18.3.23:
The Radical left are the enemies of religion – that’s why they demonstrated in Bnei Brak
Can anyone explain to me the connection between the legal reform and the ultra-Orthodox in Bnei Brak? What does this have to do with all this matter and the matter of conscription, they came to Bnei Brak to demonstrate against the ultra-Orthodox on the claim that the ultra-Orthodox public are … who (some) do not work and do not serve in the IDF, when none of the demonstrators explains how they are better, it has already been two months that they do not work… ‘the pot calling the kettle black’, if you care so much about the country’s economy, how do you take so much time off, which proves that you probably don’t work.
The radical-left did a very good and important service to those ultra-Orthodox who still needed proof that the radical-left is the enemy of religion and the ultra-Orthodox. They came to Bnei Brak who cried out that they want to eat only non-kosher and not to observe Shabbat and on Passover they will eat only Chametz, they did not come to explain why the reform is not good, they came to argue against the ultra-Orthodox who do not serve in the army, and even came to Ponovizh to protest against the yeshiva’s existence
For years I have explained in this place and previously in my newspapers that the ultra-Orthodox have a serious problem with the left, a large part of the ultra-Orthodox are not at all concerned with the issue of a state or not a state, territories or not, the question is whether the left are Torah and mitzvot observant, and even if not what Their attitude to the Torah and mitzvot. The reality is that the right are people of tradition, even those who go to football on Shabbat respect the religion, while the left live in dangerous liberalism and inject more and more vulgarity into family life and other such matters. They seek to destroy the entire family structure, no more parents but one parent and a second parent, they prefer those who live in an abomination than those who live according to nature, the left is a symbol of anti-religion, therefore there is no possibility for an ultra-Orthodox to live together with them, they must run away from it as far as they can just can
As long as the leftists do not understand that their attitude to religion is the one that will decide the attitude of the ultra-Orthodox towards them, they will be forced to go with the right because they have no other choice. There are some leftists in Torah Judaism, among them are those who would prefer the left, but they admit that there is no escape from going with the right because the left opposes every issue of holiness and it is impossible to sit with such people in one coalition
The demonstration in Bnei Brak opened the eyes of those who needed to understand how dangerous the left is in Jewish existence, they erase every Jewish male, in their view they prefer to live without Judaism, … they are ,”Tinok shenishba” and live a life of error and shame on them, more I feel sorry for them.