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Shas Party Campaign Sidelining Leader Aryeh Deri Amid Voter Concerns

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The Shas Party's election campaign is reportedly minimizing the role of its chairman, Aryeh Deri, in campaign materials due to concerns he is alienating voters. Internal surveys suggest criticism from both Haredi and general public segments. The campaign is instead featuring other former officials and religious leaders. Shas has not commented on the report.

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  • Shas Party campaigners believe leader Aryeh Deri is alienating voters and causing electoral damage.
  • Internal surveys show Deri faces criticism from Haredi and general/traditional public segments.
  • Deri is criticized for not advancing draft exemption bills and confronting the Prime Minister.
  • He is also criticized for cabinet participation amid family allegations and soldier deployments.
  • The campaign now features former MKs, ministers, and religious leaders instead of Deri.
  • Shas has declined to comment on the report.
Shas Party Campaign Sidelining Leader Aryeh Deri Amid Voter Concerns
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