A message on social media argues that if former Yesha Council chairman Israel Harel has expressed certain views, then self-described 'ethical right' figures deserve to be expelled from their homes. The post also invokes a Talmudic story about the destruction of the Second Temple as a warning against excessive humility.
An anonymous post circulating on Israeli social media platforms argues that right-wing figures who consider themselves 'ethical' deserve expulsion from their homes, conditional on the content of recent writings by Israel Harel, the former chairman of the Yesha Council and resident of Ofra. The message does not specify what Harel is alleged to have written, but frames the call for expulsion as a moral necessity. It concludes by referencing the Talmudic account of Rabbi Zecharia ben Avkulas, whose humility during the Bar Kamtza incident is traditionally blamed for the destruction of the Second Temple. The post's author is unidentified, and the claims have not been corroborated by other sources. The Zioneer has not verified the original writings by Harel that the message references.
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