Election Official Abruptly Leaves Post to Urge Votes in Beitar
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Dudi Zaltz, director of the Information Directorate for United Torah Judaism, left his post to return to Beitar Illit and urge voters to the polls. He expressed shock at the low turnout, calling it "the work of Satan." The move highlights the intense effort to secure every vote in the Haredi community.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Dudi Zaltz left his election duties to campaign for votes in Beitar Illit.
- Zaltz is the director of the Information Directorate for United Torah Judaism.
- He returned to Beitar Illit to work with Mayor Rubinstein to boost turnout.
- Zaltz expressed dismay at the low voter participation, calling it "the work of Satan."
- The effort is focused on securing every vote within the Haredi sector.
Dudi Zaltz, the director of the Information Directorate and a candidate for the Knesset on behalf of United Torah Judaism, made a sudden departure from his duties upon receiving voting percentage data. He immediately returned to his hometown of Beitar Illit. There, alongside Mayor Rubinstein, Zaltz began actively encouraging residents to go to the polls.
Zaltz expressed shock and dismay at the low turnout, exclaiming, "How can such a thing be? This is the work of Satan!" The urgency reflects a fierce competition for every vote within the Haredi sector.
