United Torah Judaism Chairman: 'They Eulogized Us, But We Gained Tens of Thousands of Votes'
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
United Torah Judaism Chairman Yaakov Asher claimed victory, stating the party gained tens of thousands of votes against predictions of decline. He announced no political negotiations would occur until final results are released. The public's trust was emphasized, with a promise not to disappoint.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- United Torah Judaism gained tens of thousands of votes, defying expectations of decline.
- Chairman Yaakov Asher declared victory, attributing the success to public trust.
- The party will postpone political negotiations until official results are announced.
- Asher pledged that United Torah Judaism would not disappoint its voters.
Yaakov Asher, Chairman of the United Torah Judaism party, declared victory at his party's headquarters in Bnei Brak, stating "The Torah has won." He asserted that despite predictions of decline, the party saw a significant increase in votes. "Everyone eulogized us. What is seen now in the exit polls, one thing is certain, United Torah Judaism has not only not declined, but has gained tens of thousands of votes," Asher said. He added that the party would not engage in political negotiations until the final results are published. "The public placed their trust in us and we will not disappoint them," he pledged.
