United Torah Judaism Chairman Accuses Opponents of Turning Loyalists into Enemies
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United Torah Judaism Chairman Yaakov Asher accused political opponents of labeling loyalists to Israel and its Torah as enemies. He contrasted this with alleged vote buying using funds from enemy states. Asher questioned the political rhetoric surrounding an "alliance of servants."
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- Yaakov Asher accused opponents of turning loyalists to Israel into enemies.
- Asher alleged vote buying with funds from enemy states is occurring.
- The Haredi public was portrayed as enemies in political discourse, Asher claimed.
- Asher questioned the political term "alliance of servants."
Yaakov Asher, Chairman of the United Torah Judaism party and a Member of Knesset, responded on Thursday to allegations of election bribery funded by enemy states. He sharply criticized those who portrayed the Haredi public as enemies during political discourse. "You are mistaken. You have turned us, the loyal to the people of Israel and its Torah, into enemies, while on the other side, suspicions of vote buying with funds from enemy states are being exposed," Asher stated. He also alluded to the term "alliance of servants," questioning its use and implying it was employed without proper consideration, stating, "You called this the 'alliance of servants'? Apparently, you forgot to ask whom."
