United Torah Judaism to Run Single Election Campaign

The United Torah Judaism party has agreed to run a unified election campaign, consolidating its various factions into a single effort for the upcoming elections. This decision marks a departure from the previous election cycle, where separate campaigns were conducted by the different factions within the party.

According to the agreement, spearheaded by party chairman MK Yaakov Asher, the central campaign will be managed jointly by representatives from Degel HaTorah, Agudat Yisrael, and Chomat Torat Yisrael. The move aims to emphasize the importance of unity among the three factions.

While a central, unified campaign will be the main focus, the party also plans to run smaller, specialized campaigns tailored to specific Hasidic courts and communities. This dual approach seeks to maximize outreach and appeal across the diverse segments of the ultra-Orthodox electorate represented by United Torah Judaism.