United Torah Judaism Leaders Urge Early Voting in Northern Israel
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Members of Knesset Meir Porush and designated MK Eliyahu Stark visited the United Torah Judaism election headquarters in Nof HaGalil on election day. They urged the Hasidic public to vote early and update their vote via the hotline *4530. The visit occurred with 13 hours left until polls closed, emphasizing the importance of high turnout for the Haredi community.
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- MK Meir Porush and designated MK Eliyahu Stark visited United Torah Judaism's election headquarters in Nof HaGalil.
- The leaders urged the Hasidic public to vote early and update their participation via hotline *4530.
- They stressed the importance of high voter turnout for the Haredi community's future.
- The visit took place with 13 hours remaining until the polls closed.
- The event highlighted the election day activities for the United Torah Judaism party.
Members of Knesset Meir Porush and designated MK Eliyahu Stark launched election day by visiting the Hasidic election headquarters of United Torah Judaism in Nof HaGalil. At the entrance to the headquarters, they issued a brief statement urging the Hasidic public to heed the call of "our great rabbis" and vote for United Torah Judaism.
MK Porush stated, "We have reached election day. This is a day of judgment for generations. I am sure everyone is aware that they must go vote, and it is important to do so as quickly as possible." He emphasized the importance of high voter turnout to fulfill the rabbis' commandments, adding, "We will continue like this throughout the day. We started in Nof HaGalil, a new developing place with a large Haredi population and a future for the Haredi public. It is very important for the public to go out and vote in all the cities of Israel."
Designated MK Stark added, "Thank God, this morning we voted and came out here to Nof HaGalil to see this place. We were here when the lists were closed, before Rosh Hashanah, and managed to come here. The staff work here is truly amazing, seeing how the young people work here, everyone investing their soul." He called on everyone to "go out and vote as early as possible and update at the 'I Voted' hotline, *4530. After you vote, update, 'I voted and updated', to help all the activists doing holy work. Guys, go out and vote, to preserve the right to be Haredi."
The visit occurred with 13 hours remaining until the polls closed, with Porush and Stark touring the Hasidic headquarters of United Torah Judaism in Nof HaGalil.
