Ultra-Orthodox Party Withdraws From Knesset Elections
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The "Tnuat Achi Tnuato Shel HaRav Yoram Aberjil ZT"L" party has officially withdrawn from the 26th Knesset elections after all its candidates resigned. The Central Elections Committee will remove the party's ballots from voting stations and has ruled that any of its ballots found during the count will be invalid. The decision applies to all polling stations, including military bases and overseas missions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "Tnuat Achi Tnuato Shel HaRav Yoram Aberjil ZT"L" party is officially out of the Knesset elections.
- All candidates on the party's slate submitted their resignations.
- The party's ballots will be removed from all polling stations.
- Any ballots found for the party during the vote count will be invalid.
- The decision applies to military and overseas voting locations.
The Central Elections Committee announced on Sunday that the "Tnuat Achi Tnuato Shel HaRav Yoram Aberjil ZT"L" list will not compete in the 26th Knesset elections. This decision follows the submission of resignations by all candidates on the party's slate, a move that has been legally recognized. The party, which was assigned the ballot letters "צבי" (Tzvi), will be removed from the voting process. Election officials have been instructed to ensure that the party's ballots are not distributed or placed in voting booths. Official notices displaying approved ballot lists will be marked with an 'X' for this party's entry. These directives also apply to military polling stations, with necessary adjustments. The committee further clarified that any ballots found for this list during the vote count, whether printed or handwritten, will be considered invalid and will not be included in the tally of valid votes. This rule is effective for votes already cast at Israeli missions abroad and at IDF bases.
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