A Crisis of Faith Due to Politics? Enough, You've Gone Too Far | Shlomo Kook
Shlomo Kook wonders how election results create a "crisis of faith." According to him, Jewish faith has survived many persecutions and does not need validation from any political bloc.
Assessment
The writer dismisses claims of a faith crisis triggered by election results as overblown. Jewish faith has endured far worse than political disappointment, he argues, and does not require validation from any political bloc. The piece pushes back against conflating religious conviction with partisan loyalty, suggesting the real problem is not faith but misplaced political attachment.