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United Torah Judaism Not Abandoning Religious Community, Says MK Pindrus
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
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MK Yitzhak Pindrus of United Torah Judaism stated the party remains committed to Israel's religious community and resolving issues for yeshiva students, not endorsing any specific candidate for prime minister. He addressed concerns that UTJ's decision not to recommend Benjamin Netanyahu could harm the right-wing bloc, asserting the party is not yet aligning with anyone. Pindrus highlighted the primary goal of finding a solution for yeshiva students facing military draft issues.
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- MK Yitzhak Pindrus affirmed United Torah Judaism's commitment to Israel's religious community.
- The party has not yet endorsed any candidate for prime minister, including Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Resolving issues for yeshiva students facing military draft is UTJ's primary objective.
- Pindrus stated UTJ is not aligning with any political bloc at this time.
- He suggested a willingness to cooperate with figures like Avigdor Liberman despite past criticism.
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