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HaaretzPolitics

Degel HaTorah Senior Official: Gafni, Maklev to Be Removed from Knesset List

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

A senior official from the Degel HaTorah party announced that MKs Moshe Gafni and Uri Maklev will be removed from the party's Knesset list, with new candidates to be added. The article also includes brief mentions of other unrelated news.

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  • Degel HaTorah plans to remove MKs Gafni and Maklev from its Knesset list.
  • Three new candidates will be added to the party's election slate.
  • The decision indicates a strategic shift within the ultra-Orthodox party.
  • Other unrelated news items are briefly mentioned.
Degel HaTorah Senior Official: Gafni, Maklev to Be Removed from Knesset List
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A senior official from the Degel HaTorah party has announced a decision to remove MKs Moshe Gafni and Uri Maklev from the party's list for the upcoming Knesset elections. The official stated that three new names will be added to the list, with one of them positioned in a realistic spot. This move signals a significant shift within the ultra-Orthodox party's political strategy.

The article also briefly mentions other unrelated news items, including the death of Border Police fighter David Hoyer Amrani in Netanya after opening fire on homes and police officers, and a protest activist facing charges for incitement to terror due to social media posts calling to 'fight the traitor.' Additionally, it touches upon Yoram Cohen's call to evacuate illegal settlements and outposts in the West Bank, and commentary on the price of fish, political maneuvering involving figures like Gantz, Eisenkot, and Lieberman, and personal accounts of displacement and the presence of Hebrew signage in foreign locations.

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