Ultra-Orthodox MK Addresses Voter Turnout Concerns
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Member of Knesset Yaakov Asher stressed the importance of ultra-Orthodox voter turnout at political gatherings in Bnei Brak and Beitar Illit. He stated that the community's identity is linked to their participation in elections. The events also featured Av Beis Din Rabbi Y. Asher's remarks suggest a focus on mobilizing voters for upcoming political contests.
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- MK Yaakov Asher stated that the ultra-Orthodox public must vote, rejecting the idea of non-participation.
- Asher linked the identification of ultra-Orthodox Knesset members to their voting record.
- Political gatherings were held in Bnei Brak and Beitar Illit.
- Av Beis Din Rabbi Y. Silman also participated in the events.
Member of Knesset Yaakov Asher addressed concerns about voter turnout within the ultra-Orthodox community during political gatherings in Bnei Brak and Beitar Illit. He noted seeing a sign asking, "Ultra-Orthodox Knesset Members, where are you?" Asher questioned how the public identifies them as ultra-Orthodox, implying it's linked to their voting behavior, stating, "How do you know we are ultra-Orthodox? You didn't vote last time!"
Speaking at the events, which also included Av Beis Din Rabbi Y. "There is no such thing as the ultra-Orthodox public not going to vote," he declared, underscoring his belief in the community's commitment to electoral engagement. The political maneuvering and campaigning for future elections appear to be underway, as indicated by the context of the article.
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