New Ultra-Orthodox Party 'Black Color' Submits Knesset List
A new ultra-Orthodox political party, 'Black Color, Shield of the Torah World,' has submitted its candidate list to the Central Elections Committee for the upcoming 26th Knesset elections. The party, which reportedly includes defectors from other ultra-Orthodox factions, claims to have significant support within the sector.
A poll conducted by Rafi Smith, cited by the party, suggests that 22% of the ultra-Orthodox public supports 'Black Color,' potentially translating to four to five Knesset seats. The party's submission was made to the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg.
The party's formation and its potential electoral impact are being closely watched, with questions arising whether it represents a genuine political force or a temporary electoral maneuver. Its success could significantly alter the ultra-Orthodox political landscape.
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