On the eve of the 2008 presidential elections the Jewish community was in an uproar.
The
United States was about to elect its first Muslim president. It could
have catastrophic consequences for Israel and the Jewish people.
That
night the Rosh Yeshiva of Torahanytime.com, Rabbi Zecharia Wallerstein
spoke. He expressed no fear in the upcoming ascension of Barrack Obama
to leader of the free world.
But he was very concerned about the election results.
On the ballot in one of the states was a referendum on legalizing gay marriage.
Authorizing
licenses for a man to legally wed another man meant the breaking of the
final boundary of civilization. This was far more dangerous than
anything the next president could do.
The Torah recounts the horrible consequences of past peoples who tried this.
Rabbi Wallerstein and the El Al Ticket
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