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Controversial Israeli rabbi calls disaster 'divine justice'

 


Controversial Israeli Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu has caused widespread outrage after claiming that the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria was "divine justice." In an op-ed published in the Olam Katan newspaper, Eliyahu stated that God was punishing these countries for their treatment of the Jewish people.

This statement, which has been widely criticized, minimizes the devastating impact of the earthquake and ignores the loss of life and widespread destruction it caused. The earthquake resulted in over 28,000 deaths and affected millions of people in Turkey and Syria.

Eliyahu's controversial remarks and views on Israel's Arab and Palestinian population are well-known. In 2008, he called for "state-sanctioned revenge" against Arabs and in 2019, he made comments encouraging teenagers suspected of murder to pursue political power through prison.

It is never appropriate to use natural disasters to advance political or religious agendas. Instead, our focus should be on supporting the affected communities and helping those in need. In the wake of the earthquake, numerous countries from around the world have come together to provide aid and support.

The relationship between Turkey and Israel has been rocky in recent years, but full diplomatic relations were restored in 2016. The recent earthquake has shown that, despite political tensions, humanity and compassion can transcend borders. We should strive to build bridges and work towards a more peaceful and understanding world. 

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