Israel – Lapid: Loss Of Rabbi Yosef Leaves A Great Hole In The World Of Torah

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    File: Israeli Finance Minister Yair Lapid in the upper house session hall of the Hungarian Parliament building in Budapest, Hungary, 01 October 2013. EPA/LAJOS SOOS HUNGARY OUTIsrael – Finance Minister Yair Lapid and his Yesh Atid party sent condolences to the family of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, who passed away Monday at the age of 93.

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    Lapid sais in a statement that “Rabbi Yosef was one of the molders of the Chief Rabbinate in Israel and one of the great religious adjudicators, and his absence leaves a great hole in the world of Torah. May his memory be blessed.”Finance Minister Yair Lapid and his Yesh Atid party sent condolences to the family of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, who passed away Monday at the age of 93.

    Lapid sais in a statement that “Rabbi Yosef was one of the molders of the Chief Rabbinate in Israel and one of the great religious adjudicators, and his absence leaves a great hole in the world of Torah. May his memory be blessed.”

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    cool-3931
    cool-3931
    10 years ago

    Lapid – no one believes you for a minute. The heartache that you and the other enemies of Torah gave Horav Yosef Zatzal over the last while without a doubt contributed to his deteriorating health and subsequent passing away. I think its more then a condolence that you ought to be giving the family.

    mosheyatzmech
    mosheyatzmech
    10 years ago

    Who needs your condolences all of sudden he crying that he leaves a grt hole just stay away nobody has any intrest what you have to say

    Bigboy
    Bigboy
    10 years ago

    Lapid using this situation to gain publicity, says it all about him.

    10 years ago

    Sometimes you gotta know when to shut up, Yair.

    10 years ago

    It is very respectful and graciuos of him to praise a leader who just was Niftar. Eventhough Lapid, truly, never agreed to our beliefs.
    Lapid happens to be a straight shooter he doesn’t agree but has respect.

    GottaHaveEmunah
    GottaHaveEmunah
    10 years ago

    His only intention was to shtech Yiddin as always. No different from the nazis ym”v saying nebech after they executed someone…..ugh!

    Reb Yid
    Reb Yid
    10 years ago

    Lapid thinks a hole in the Torah world is a good thing. He aims to make it larger, ch”v.

    BarryLS1
    BarryLS1
    10 years ago

    Why can’t people just accept what he said like a mentch instead of attacking him wehen he is beiong civil. Did you say the same thing about your mayoral candidate who has nothing to do with anything?

    10 years ago

    Make it worse folks. There is no reason to complain about someone acknowledging the passing of a well known leader of Jewish Faith except that you are all contemptuous and hate the people Hashem has put before you in life.

    2gitastern
    2gitastern
    10 years ago

    He is acknowledging the fact that there is a concept of leaving a hole in the Torah World. I think that’s great news to hear from him. He has come to notice that there is a concept of leaving void in the Torah world and that there is pain attached to it. So he is aware of what’s bothering us about his decision.

    10 years ago

    Sometimes you gotta know when to shut up, Yair.

    jewishcat
    jewishcat
    10 years ago

    Lapid should remember why he is in public office.