شبكة قدس الإخبارية
شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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Rabbi Dov Lando, leader of the Lithuanian Haredi movement, rejected religious Zionism and blamed it for the disasters that befell the Jewish people, expressing doubts about the necessity of establishing a Jewish state. He emphasized that the governance of the United Nations or the Arabs could have been better, and that dealings with the Arabs could have been peaceful through respect and non-interference in their affairs. He also affirmed that the lives of soldiers could have been saved had they studied the Torah more thoroughly, and that the military operations carried out by religious Zionist soldiers are for the dignity of the state, not for saving lives. His statements come amid escalating disagreements over military service and declining support for the Zionist movement. He had previously expressed similar views that sparked controversy and criticism from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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