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Ultra-Orthodox Yeshiva Deans Oppose Protest Votes Ahead of Election

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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Ultra-Orthodox Public Shows Growing Support for Noam Party

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A surprising trend shows the ultra-Orthodox public increasingly connecting with the Noam party, a development now appearing in opinion polls. Separately, Sara Netanyahu expressed strong support for her husband in a closed meeting with Likud activists. The article also touches on the religious legal question of whether election promises must be kept.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • The ultra-Orthodox public is showing a surprising and expanding connection with the Noam party.
  • This growing alliance between the ultra-Orthodox and Noam is now being reflected in opinion polls.
  • Sara Netanyahu stated in a closed meeting with Likud activists that "We simply will not live without him."
  • The article references a discussion on whether Jewish law requires the fulfillment of election promises.

A surprising trend is emerging in the political landscape, with a growing connection between the ultra-Orthodox public and the Noam party. This burgeoning alliance is beginning to be reflected in opinion polls.

In a separate development, Sara Netanyahu, wife of the Prime Minister, was quoted in a closed meeting with Likud activists stating, "We simply will not live without him." The context of this remark was not provided in the article.

The article also references a discussion on election-related halakha (Jewish law), specifically whether the law obligates the fulfillment of election promises. This is presented as a recurring segment titled 'Halakha Order'.

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