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https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/404013 Zehut party founder Moshe Feiglin responded to the resignation of Health Minister Yaakov Litzman over Shabbat railway work. Feiglin said that " a Jewish state needs to keep the Shabbat but the public must be free to act as it wishes. There must be a total distinction between the state which must act in accordance with Jewish values and the individual who is free to act according to his values." #train #Shabbat #Litzman

Your stand is a bit complex and very interesting. You say that Health Minister Litzman, (editor: who resigned from the government on Friday due to desecration of the Shabbat by state-funded train construction) is completely right. On the other hand, you say that on questions of Shabbat observance of privately owned supermarkets and on public transportation, every community should decide for itself. Please explain the dissonance between Litzman’s stand and your own. There is d

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