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Netanyahu Visits Bnei Brak On Motzei Shabbos [VIDEOS]


PM Minister Netanyahu was in Bnei Brak on Motzei Shabbos, and visited the home of HaRav Meir Mazuz.

It is reported that Mr. Netanyahu wanted to personally thank Rav Mazuz for his words of support during recent shiurim. Because of the rav and his support of the prime minister, hundreds of his talmidim voted for Likud in the last election.

With the Likud primaries about two weeks away, PM Netanyahu is exerting much effort and using resources available to him towards having more chareidim who are registered Likud voters to back him in the party leadership race, and not his opponent, MK Gideon Saar. Polls have Mr. Netanyahu worried, showing Saar is gaining momentum in his bid to unseat the veteran Likud party leader.

(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)



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  1. This week’s Torah parsha shows we need to show solidarity with Binyamin, and the ‘parshat shavua’ is good news for Naama Yissachar held in Russia. She said she did not have marijuana with her so we must conclude that it was placed by the authorities there in her bag, as happened to Binyamin with the cup/goblet in this week’s parsha. At first it seemed that he would be sentenced to be a slave to pharaoh, but in fact all of the event was a test of how much we care for our captive brother. So if we will show strong solidarity for the captive of the contemporary Pharaoh, as Yehuda will show next week, on shabbat channukah, perhaps she will have the merit to be freed from captivity.

    And of course her case really had nothing to do with her, it is in order to damage Israel, represented by today’s Binyamin.

    Perhaps today’s pharaoh saw how such weak ‘evidence’ is used against today’s Binyamin, making him weaker, and this led to the idea to press him further by taking a captive in order to stop the bombing of Pharaoh’s allies in the north…and maybe this perceived weakness led the international court of lies this week to try to weaken Israel… so maybe if we show that we support Binyamin, or at least his policies, and don’t so easily accept weak evidence against him or excessive punishment for tiny crimes, the Eurasian Pharaoh will relent and release the captive.

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