Haredi Party Leader Declares Victory Despite Election Results
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Moti Leitner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, declared victory despite preliminary election results showing his party falling short of the electoral threshold. Leitner stated the election was historic for the Haredi community, claiming they faced delegitimization but stood firm for their rights. He characterized the outcome as the breaking of a "fear barrier" and the ignition of hope.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Moti Leitner declared victory despite his party falling short of the electoral threshold.
- Leitner called the election historic for the Haredi community.
- He claimed his party faced threats, fraud, and curses during the campaign.
- Leitner stated the "fear barrier" had been broken and hope ignited.
Moti Leitner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, reacted to preliminary election results that show his party far from the electoral threshold, stating that this marks the beginning of a long political journey. Despite the projections, Leitner expressed pride and declared, "The fear barrier has been broken. A spark of hope has been ignited. Tonight is our victory."
Leitner described the election campaign as historic for the Haredi community, alleging that his party faced delegitimization, including threats, fraud, and curses. He asserted that they stood "like a solid wall" for their rights and their children.
He added that the campaign would be remembered as historic for the Haredi people, who he said stood "like a solid wall" for their rights and children.
