After the violent attack in Tel Aviv, Rabbi Yigal Levinstein referred to the feelings he experienced at the time of the incident in an interview and clarified that "the truth has more power than any violent element"

The rabbis of Beit Hillel, who are known to be in great disagreement with Rabbi Levinstein's approach, issued a statement of support for him following the attempted attack he experienced and clarified: "It is no secret that our disagreement is a serious and deep disagreement. However, we are shocked by the attack that took place."

Rabbi Yigal Levinstein was attacked yesterday for coming to teach Judaism in Tel Aviv. The attackers silenced not only him but everyone who wants this country to continue to be Jewish as well as democratic

After refusing to condemn the violence against the rabbi in Tel Aviv, spokespeople for the Yesh Atid party distributed a talking points "messages sheet" against Rabbi Yigal Levinstein, which includes his alleged statements against women and the LGBT community

Benny Gantz condemned the left-wing protesters for attempting to attack Rabbi Levinstein in Tel Aviv and said: "Generalizations against an entire public, incitement and violence are off limits." Gantz is the first party chairman from the opposition to decide to condemn the violent protesters

Following the violent demonstration in Tel Aviv, Knesset member Merav Michaeli sides with those who attacked Rabbi Yigal Levinstein: "This is a man who fights against having women in the public sphere"

Something very bad is happening to Tel Aviv. In the last year, under the guise of legal reform, a handful of Tel Avivites reign in terror over everything that smells Jewish, and for that purpose everything is allowed. And all this in the name of "enlightenment", "liberalism" and "democracy"

MK Rothman commented on the incident in which dozens of protesters chased after leaders of "Rosh Yehudi" and Rabbi Levinstein: "If this had happened in any other city, we would have called it anti-Semitic."

In the Yesh Atid party, they refuse to condemn the violence directed against Rabbi Yigal Levinstein and the incident that took place at the "Rosh Yehudi" in Tel Aviv. They state, "We condemn all cases of violence, regardless of whether it involves a rabbi"

During Rabbi Yigal Levinstein's visit to the "Rosh Yehudi" branch in Tel Aviv, hundreds of protesters began to demonstrate against him and even tried to attack him with sticks. The religious Zionist party criticized: "The opposition is a captive of a handful of extremists"