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Rabbi Calls For Peace, Mercy, In Wake Of Hamas Terrorist Attack In Israel

CALL FOR MERCY – Rabbi Eli Garfinkel speaks during the Vigil for Israel, held October 11 at Temple Beth El on Hamilton Street.

The Rabbi of Temple Beth El on Hamilton Street told his congregation that hatred of all Palestinians is not the productive response to the terror attacks carried out in Israel over the weekend by a Palestinian-linked terrorist group.

Rabbi Eli Garfinkel told his congregation and visitors during a special Vigil for Israel that while justice must be meted out to those who carried out the attacks, mercy must be shown to the majority of Palestinians who are not supporters of the organization, Hamas.

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