Haredi Party Chairman Vows to Run Until the End, Rejecting Offers
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Moti Leitner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, announced his party will run until the end of the election campaign, rejecting withdrawal rumors. He revealed significant offers concerning Haredi education and employment were made but will not deter his party. Leitner stated they cannot afford to risk their future by not competing. The party is committed to running until the final vote.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Moti Leitner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, declared his party will run until the end of the election.
- Leitner dismissed rumors of a potential withdrawal from the upcoming elections.
- He revealed significant offers concerning Haredi education and employment were made to his party.
- Leitner stated the party cannot afford to take risks regarding its future.
- The party is committed to running until the final vote, despite pressures.
Moti Leitner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, has definitively announced that his party will not withdraw from the upcoming elections, dismissing rumors of a potential withdrawal. Speaking to journalists Sefi Ovadia and Yinir Kuzin, Leitner addressed behind-the-scenes negotiations and efforts to halt his party's candidacy.
Leitner revealed that his party has received significant offers, including proposals related to Haredi education, advanced secular studies for those interested, and the promotion of education and employment. Despite these tempting proposals from various political factions, Leitner stated his firm intention to continue the Knesset run.
"There are talks like sand and nothing to eat; we are running until the end," Leitner declared forcefully. When pressed about concerns regarding vote wastage and the pressure to withdraw in the final stretch of the campaign, Leitner issued a dramatic statement clarifying his faction's course of action.
"We are running until the end. We do not have the privilege to take a risk on our future," he concluded, emphasizing the party's commitment to its electoral bid.
