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Haredi Party Leader Rejects Netanyahu's Offer, Vows to Stay in Knesset Race
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Moti Leitner, head of the Haredi Public party, announced he will not withdraw from the Knesset race, rejecting an alleged offer from Prime Minister Netanyahu. Leitner stated he represents voiceless ultra-Orthodox Jews who cannot be bought and that withdrawing would empower a corrupt system. He aims to build a new political home, challenging the established Haredi parties.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Haredi Public party leader Moti Leitner will not withdraw from the Knesset race.
- Leitner claims he rejected an offer from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- He stated his party represents tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews.
- Leitner accused established parties of corruption and taking votes for granted.
- He aims to build a new political home for the ultra-Orthodox community.
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