UPDATE: Jewish Blood is NOT CHEAP

Rabbi Eliyahu: 
"How can Terrorist kill People Again in the Same Place?"

arutzsheva Rabbi Eliyahu praised the family's strength. "I met a family here which is strengthened by the pain. It's hard to say such a thing when you are still in the shiva, but you really see the pain and how they use the pain to grow stronger. I hope that from this place the government will also draw strength."

The rabbi also noted that the site of Friday's bombing attack, the Ein Bubin spring next to the town of Dolev, was also the site where Danny Gonen was murdered by a terrorist in 2015. "The first thing I thought about was Danny, who was killed in this place, and I spoke to his mother - Deborah Gonen. Her pain was sure to return, so I called her to comfort her. She is also from Lod and her son was killed in this same place. Surely, when an attack is repeated twice, it requires the government to reconsider how the same mistake was made multiple times. *How can they treat terrorists with kid gloves, give them nice conditions in prison, release them with payments to families and expect no terrorist attacks."

"We unfortunately know that attacks took place everywhere. Everywhere a Jew goes, they kill him, whether in Israel or abroad, whether in France or Tel Aviv. In the Dolphinarium, in Afula or elsewhere. We should not give them excuses. Jewish blood is not cheap anywhere, whether here or in the settlements.”

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* because they travel the same roads over and over again, looking for victims

* because the govt is afraid of a wild stampede of knives in our cities

* because the thirst for Jewish blood is an epidemic of hate 

UPDATE:

NITZAN HOROWITZ ATTACKS RABBI ELIYAHU
AND SMOTRICH SETS HIM STRAIGHT

Transportation Minister Bezalel Smotrich responded, "Nitzan Horowitz, don't you dare say a word about Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu. Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu is a Torah giant! He's a hero with his wonderful work in many areas. And how do you say it in your campaign? To be the greatest of opponents to sexual violence, without fear - this is Rabbi Shmuel - this is courage!

"And yes, also to fight for the integrity of Israel and the Jewish people is courage. And to tell the truth when it is not the most popular is courage. And to establish a rabbis' association which is active in bringing all different types of people closer to Judaism - religious and secular - is courage."

"You are brave on Facebook, he's brave in life. That's why you and your friends will continue to grumble, and he and we will continue to act, with courage."

"And the truth is, if you knew him and you had the courage to admit the truth, you would say the same thing. But you live on stigmas and you don't even have the courage to meet him one-on-one and listen. The loss is entirely yours," concluded Smotrich.