The saga continues: Rabbi Yitzhak Peretz introduced right now (Thursday) that he’s not within the place of Appearing President of the Chief Rabbinate Council. “Because of the reserved causes, I’m not all for taking over this place,” Rabbi Peretz wrote in a letter to the authorized adviser to the federal government. After Rabbi Peretz’s announcement, it seems that Rabbi Yaakov Roja, the chief rabbi of Bat-Yam and a member of the Chief Rabbinate Council, will settle for the place. Rabbi Roja is 80 years previous and solely Rabbi Peretz is older than him among the many council members.
Allow us to remind you that the elections for the Chief Rabbinate have been postponed and postponed, and on this coming Monday – twenty fifth in Sivan, July 1st – Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef and Rabbi David Lau will finish their long run of workplace. In a letter despatched final evening (Wednesday) by Harel Goldberg, the authorized advisor of the Chief Rabbinate, to Rabbi Peretz, He informs him that he was chosen to fill Rabbi Yosef’s place as a result of he’s “the oldest member of the council.” Rabbi Peretz served as chairman of the Shas celebration, a member of the Knesset on its behalf and a minister within the Israeli governments, and is presently the oldest member of the council.