Jul 16, 2025

don't burn bridges

Some of the statements being made right now by various Haredi representatives are extremely harsh about a variety of people they worked with very closely until yesterday (and with Shas they are continuing to work with them).

They are understandably upset as they were basically forced, because of their own rhetoric, to resign when they clearly didnt want to.

What they are doing right now is called burning bridges. They may be forgiven, they may not. If they are not going to reconsider their positions, they should simply take the high road and not burn bridges. Considering their positions they don't have too many alternative options and they seem to be trying to become pariahs among those who are their only potential partners. Take the high road, keep it ideological, take the proud position of having resigned to protect the yeshiva bochurim, if you really believe that's what you were doing, and don't spew hatred.




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2 comments:

  1. Garnel IronheartJuly 17, 2025 4:59 AM

    Chareidi arrogance has reached the point that they will burn the bridge, and then insist on crossing back over it and then blame everybody else for the bridge not being there.

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  2. Garnel IronheartJuly 18, 2025 12:13 AM

    It's actually a clever strategy. Having left the government, they can vote against any new draft law. But then they support the government when it's a matter of confidence to prevent new elections. This way they maintain the status quo without being actively involved in it.

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