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Legit?
Also I am shocked to see that the first Samuch was a member of the Edah Charedis, while many of the members are Kahanists and other right-wing nationalists.
At least their is a certain amount of freedom of speech (soo to speak) and the ability to differ publicly to a discussed Halacha.
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