Haredi Operative Discusses Quiet Growth Within Likud Ahead of Elections
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Haredi operative Elazar Gordon discussed the increasing number of Haredim joining the Likud party, calling it a "quiet force" that will impact post-election politics. Speaking to Kikar HaShabbat, Gordon addressed the draft law and his connections with senior ministers. He described the trend as a "win-win" for advancing Haredi values.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Haredi operative Elazar Gordon described a growing "quiet force" within the Likud party.
- Thousands of Haredi individuals are reportedly joining the Likud ahead of elections.
- Gordon discussed the draft law and his relationships with senior ministers.
- He called the trend a "win-win" for advancing Haredi values.
- The interview explored potential post-election impacts of this demographic shift.
With elections just days away, a Haredi advisor and operative named Elazar Gordon spoke about the growing influence of thousands of Haredi individuals joining the Likud party. Gordon described this movement as building a 'quiet force' within the party, suggesting it will have an impact on the political landscape after the elections.
In an interview with Kikar HaShabbat, Gordon discussed the implications of this demographic shift, including the sensitive issue of the draft law for Haredim. He also touched upon his connections and dealings with senior ministers, hinting at behind-the-scenes political maneuvering.
Gordon characterized the situation as a "win-win" for advancing Haredi values, indicating a strategic approach to integrating their community's interests into the political system. The interview explored the potential outcomes and the underlying motivations driving this surge in Haredi participation in Likud.
