New Smith Institute survey shows that a majority of Religious Zionist and secular Israelis, as well as a significant number of haredim, would like Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu to become Chief Rabbi.
ed note–as always, lots to ‘unpack’ here, ladies and Gentile-men…
Firsto, the following fact needs to be understood and accepted–
Everytime a debate/discussion takes place concerning some infamous act of mass murder, either recent or ongoing, on the part of the diabolically deranged and delusional followers of Torah Judah-ism, EVERYTIME that someone interjects in the midst of an otherwise productive exploration/discussion of this with the OBLIGATORY–
‘WELL, LET’S REMEMBER, IT’S NOT ALL JEWS…’
–And then, in the same obligatory manner, trots out the ‘good Jews of conscience’ as represented by con artists such as Neturei Karta, Jewish Voice for Peace, Not in Our Name, etc, what takes place in effect is the ending of the discovery/investigation process in piecing together exactly what it is that motivates these creatures into behaving the way that they do–
EVERY TIME…
Now, we bring this up for the purpose of underscoring just how VITALLY important it is to Israel that these ‘interruptions’ take place.
The success of their strategy HINGES upon the Gentiles (whose majority power over the Jews ratios somewhere at around 100 to 1) not understanding what is going on, because the Jews know that one of the primary characteristics of the Gentile brain is the instinct-driven proclivity towards problem solving, and therefore, once the Gentiles understand the nature of the problem, which is the Torah Judah-ism itself, then they will begin the process of ‘solving’ this problem which includes removing from organized Jewish interests any and all power/influence that they possess/maintain over world affairs.
Now, having said all of this, let us move on to the ‘poll’ recently conducted in the Jewish State.
The name ‘Rabbi Schmuel Eliyahu’ should be no stranger to anyone following the evil things taking place in Israel. He has made quite a name for himself over the years regarding things he has said and those official positions for which he has advocated. He has said that Jews have every right to murder Palestinians, and that indeed they should do this in order to ‘get closer to God’. In those infamous cases such as the burning to death of the Dawabshe family, Eliyahu stated that the murderers responsible for this were doing ‘God’s will’ and that no criminal charges should be brought against them.
Now, the reason that the results of this poll–if indeed they are being accurately portrayed in the news piece–are important is because what they reveal is the internal character of the average Jew in Israel. Again, if the numbers are accurate and over HALF of the Israeli public believes that Eliyahu should be made chief rebbe, irrespective of them being religious or secular, what it shows is that the ‘great divide’ between the ‘right’ and the ‘left’ is not as ‘great’ as some maintain.
Furthermore, the fact that the results of this poll are reflective of how the majority of Jews in Israel view Eliyahu and his over-the-top anti-Gentilism in the midst of what has been an 8-month long non-stop genocide taking place in Gaza underscores exactly what is the ‘nature of the beast’ in this situation, which–again, irrespective of any left vs right/religious vs secular particularities, shows that the Jews, by virtue of the teachings of their Torah Judah-ism, are a savage, bloodthirsty substratum of humanity and that whatever SUPERFICIAL differences SEEM to exist amongst them, when ‘feeding time’ starts however, they put aside their differences, sit down at the same table and ‘break bread’ together like one, big, happy family.
Israel National News
A new poll showed that over half of Israelis would like to see Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, Chief Rabbi of Tzfat and son of former Chief Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu, take up the position of Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel.
The poll was conducted by the Smith Institute for the Olam Katan weekly newspaper, and showed that both Religious Zionist and secular respondents support Rabbi Eliyahu’s candidacy.
According to the poll, 56% of respondents would like to see Rabbi Eliyahu appointed to the role of Sephardic Chief Rabbi. Among these are 55% of secular Israelis, and 74% of Religious Zionist Israelis.
In addition, if one of the Shas rabbis left the race, the support for Rabbi Eliyahu’s candidacy would increase.
However, sources in Shas have threatened that if Rabbi Eliyahu runs for the position, they will cancel the agreement with the Religious Zionist party regarding the election of a Religious Zionist rabbi – Rabbi Meir Kahana – for the position of Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi.