Ultra-Orthodox "HaKehel" Party Withdraws From Knesset Elections
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The ultra-Orthodox party "HaKehel," led by Shlomo Elbaum, announced its withdrawal from the upcoming Knesset elections. The party cited a sense of responsibility for the ultra-Orthodox community and a desire to maintain camp unity as reasons for the decision. HaKehel called on its supporters to vote to ensure the success of the Torah-observant camp.
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- Ultra-Orthodox "HaKehel" party withdrew from Knesset elections.
- Party leader is attorney Shlomo Elbaum.
- Decision cited responsibility for the ultra-Orthodox public.
- Party urged supporters to vote for the Torah-observant camp.
The ultra-Orthodox party "HaKehel" announced its withdrawal from the upcoming Knesset elections on Tuesday. The party, led by attorney Shlomo Elbaum, stated that the decision was made out of a sense of responsibility for the future of the ultra-Orthodox public and to preserve the unity of their camp. In its announcement, the party declared the decision stemmed from "deep responsibility for the people of Israel and their Torah." HaKehel urged its supporters to work for the success of the ultra-Orthodox camp in the elections and to vote in a way that ensures the "victory of the camp that observes Torah and commandments."
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