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By מערכת חמ״לUpdated 2 hours agoOngoing story · 5 updates
Politics06:09 · Sep 8

Shas Party Announces Knesset List Amid Internal Criticism

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Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The story · English

The Shas party has announced its list of candidates for the upcoming Knesset elections. However, the announcement has been met with significant internal dissent and criticism, as evidenced by online comments. Some individuals, identifying with or commenting on Shas, have expressed strong dissatisfaction with the party's current leadership and direction.

One prominent criticism targets Aryeh Deri, accusing him of being a "swindler and thief" and suggesting he should be imprisoned. This sentiment suggests a belief that Deri's actions have tarnished the party's reputation, transforming it from one of pride to one of shame. There are also calls for Eli Yishai to lead the movement instead.

Further commentary dismisses certain factions as "cursed and venomous anarchists" whose envy is driving their criticism. It also expresses a desire to see traditionalists supported, while simultaneously stating that "ultra-Orthodox" (Haredi) individuals who "rob our money" should not be in the Knesset. This indicates a complex internal dynamic with differing views on leadership, strategy, and the party's role.

Despite the criticism, there are also expressions of strong support for Shas, with some predicting at least 20 mandates and pledging widespread distribution of campaign materials. The comments also mention appreciation for "tasty sandwiches, drinks, and stickers" being distributed nationwide, suggesting active grassroots campaigning.

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