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Ongoing Story· Day 11

Haredi Party Leader Refuses to Quit Race, Claims Election Surprise

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HamalPolitics

Haredi Party Chairman Declares 'Fear Barrier Broken' After Election Results

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Moti Lightner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, stated that the "fear barrier has been broken" following election exit polls. He called the election historic for the Haredi community and declared it a victory despite facing threats and slander. Lightner expressed optimism for the future, comparing their stance to an "eternal people" not afraid of a long path.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Haredi Public Party Chairman Moti Lightner declared the "fear barrier broken" after exit poll results.
  • Lightner called the election historic for the Haredi community and a personal victory.
  • He stated his party stood firm against threats, fraud, curses, and slander.
  • Lightner described the evening as the start of a long journey for his community.
  • He asserted the "eternal people are not afraid of a long journey."

Moti Lightner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, issued his first statement following the release of exit poll results, declaring that the "fear barrier has been broken" and a "spark of hope has been ignited." He characterized the evening as the beginning of a long journey and a victory for his party, asserting they stood firm against threats, fraud, curses, and slander. Lightner described the election as historic for the Haredi community, emphasizing their resilience in defending their community and future generations. He concluded by stating that the "eternal people are not afraid of a long journey."

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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