Haredi Candidate Relocates Home Amid Threats Over Political Activity
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Dr. Nehumi Yaffe, a candidate for the Haredi Public party, has moved from her home after receiving frightening threats and pressure due to her political activity. She expressed fear for her safety and described the negative impact on her social life and family. The threats suggest her actions are seen as harmful to the Haredi community.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Haredi candidate Nehumi Yaffe moved homes due to frightening threats and pressure.
- Yaffe fears for her safety and stated "I'm not telling anyone where I live."
- Threats extended to her residential building and social circles.
- Her family and children are also reportedly facing pressure.
- The threats claim her political activity harms the Haredi community.
Dr. Nehumi Yaffe, the third-ranked candidate for the Haredi Public party, revealed that she was forced to move from her home due to frightening messages and threats she received related to her political involvement. Yaffe stated in an interview with Channel 12 News that the pressure became so severe that she feared for her safety, saying, "I moved, I'm not telling anyone where I live because they wrote me frightening things." The threats extended to her residential building, causing her to fear that individuals might come to her home. She also described how her political activities have impacted her social circles, with a friend asking her not to visit for Shabbat due to concerns about the friend's daughter needing to attend seminary. Yaffe further explained that her family and children are also experiencing pressure, with those around them telling the children that their mother is doing something "very dangerous" that harms the Haredi community.
