Degel HaTorah Party Will Not Recommend Any Candidate for Prime Minister
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The Degel HaTorah faction announced it will not recommend any candidate to the President for forming a government, following guidance from Rabbi Landau and Rabbi Hirsch. This decision means the party will not endorse Benjamin Netanyahu or any other candidate for prime minister. The faction is opting out of the formal consultation process after the recent elections.
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- Degel HaTorah will not recommend any candidate for prime minister to the President.
- The decision was made under the guidance of Rabbi Landau and Rabbi Hirsch.
- The party will not endorse Benjamin Netanyahu or any other candidate.
- The faction is opting out of the post-election government formation consultation process.
The Degel HaTorah faction announced on Sunday that its representatives will not recommend any candidate to the President for the formation of a government. The decision was made under the guidance of Rabbi Landau and Rabbi Hirsch. This move means the party will not endorse Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister, nor any other candidate.
The faction's decision comes as part of the process following the recent elections, where political parties are consulted by the President to recommend a candidate to form the next government. By abstaining from recommendation, Degel HaTorah is opting out of the formal process of endorsing a specific individual to lead the country.
