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Politics17:05 · 20h ago

Ben Gvir's Surprising Response to Haredi Voter Concerns

By כיכר השבת
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

During a heated election rally, journalist Eli Gutfeld from Kikar HaShabbat confronted Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir with a question troubling thousands of young Haredi men. These voters are reportedly interested in supporting right-wing parties but are concerned about the spiritual implications of their choices.

Ben-Gvir's response, delivered at the rally, offered a surprising perspective on the matter. While the article does not detail the specific content of his answer, it suggests that Ben-Gvir revealed interesting details in his reply, aiming to address the spiritual anxieties of the Haredi youth considering a vote for right-wing parties.

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