Ultra-Orthodox Party Withdraws From Knesset Election Race
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The ultra-Orthodox party 'HaKehilah', led by Shlomo Elbaum, announced its withdrawal from the Knesset election race the day before the vote. The party cited "deep responsibility for the people of Israel and their Torah" as the reason for its decision. No further details were provided.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The ultra-Orthodox party 'HaKehilah' withdrew from the Knesset election race.
- The party is led by attorney Shlomo Elbaum.
- The withdrawal was announced one day before the elections.
- The party cited responsibility for the Jewish people and Torah as its reason.
The ultra-Orthodox party 'HaKehilah' (The Community), led by attorney Shlomo Elbaum, announced its withdrawal from the upcoming Knesset election race on the eve of the vote. The decision was made, according to a party statement, out of "deep responsibility for the people of Israel and their Torah."
This move comes just one day before Israelis head to the polls. The party did not provide further details regarding the specific reasons behind its sudden withdrawal.
