Yahadut HaTorah Claims Election Success, Cites Exit Polls
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Yahadut HaTorah chairman Yaakov Asher announced his party's success based on exit polls, claiming they gained tens of thousands of votes. He stated "Torah has won" and vowed to uphold public trust, deferring political negotiations until official results are released. The party celebrated its perceived victory in Bnei Brak.
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- Yahadut HaTorah chairman Yaakov Asher claimed significant gains based on exit polls.
- Asher stated the party gained tens of thousands of votes and "Torah has won."
- The party will not discuss political negotiations until official results are released.
- Asher vowed to uphold the public trust placed in Yahadut HaTorah.
- The party celebrated its perceived success at its election headquarters in Bnei Brak.
The Yahadut HaTorah party chairman, Yaakov Asher, declared victory based on preliminary exit poll results, stating that the party had not only maintained its voter base but gained tens of thousands of additional votes. Speaking at the party's election headquarters in Bnei Brak, Asher expressed confidence that "Torah has won." He attributed the perceived success to public trust, vowing that the party would not let its supporters down. Asher indicated that Yahadut HaTorah would refrain from discussing political negotiations until the official election results are announced. The report also mentions other election-related news, including the Central Elections Committee receiving initial results from 128 polling stations, calls for opposition parties to await final outcomes, and a declaration by Bennett about forming a government.
