רוב דמוקרטי לא יכול להחליט למשל, כי יש, לרצוח 100 תושבים יהודים במידה והם גרים בגוש קטיף ולא בשדרות (בדרום אפריקה היתה בשעתו החלטה "דמוקרטית" להפלות "שחורים").

ולהזכירנו שלא מעט תופעות אפלות ומחרידות במאת השנים האחרונות קמו והיו כתוצאה מהחלטה של "רוב דמוקרטי".

אנו מצפים ממארגני ההפגנה שיתנו ביטוי למסר הנ"ל – אליו שותפים רבים רבים מתושבי יש"ע, בתוככי רבבות יהודים בארץ ובעולם!

This act, the referendum, is in complete contrast to the Torah opinion, as ruled in chapter 329 in the Shulchan Oruch, and no vote, as democratic as it may sound, has the right to remove even a comma from our Torah given from heaven, as stated, 'You have seen that I have spoken to you from heaven'.  For example, says Druckman, a democratic majority does not have the authority to dismiss the practice of Bris Milah, even if they can prove that this is a barbaric act. Likewise, a democratic majority cannot decide upon the removal of the day of Shabbos to a weekday in order for it to be more convenient. A majority cannot decide to murder 100 katif residents since they live there and not in Sdeirot. (A democratic rule of the majority brought about black prejudice in South Africa at the time)

Some of the most atrocious events of the last century derived from a 'democratic' rule of the majority.

Rabbi Druckman expects the organizers of the current protest in Yerushalayim to stress the aforementioned points which have been agreed upon by many Yesha settlers, in addition to the unbiased opinions of Torah-True Jews world wide.