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Elections End, But One Camp Must Not Be Fractured
Rabbi Tamir Granot reflects on the polarizing nature of political elections in Israel, noting that while he can find points of truth and sincerity across various political figures from the right to the left, he refuses to let a single ballot slip define his entire identity. In a compelling personal column, he urges the Israeli public to accept the outcome of upcoming democratic votes with mutual respect and love, emphasizing that national unity transcends political divides.
