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Ongoing Story· Day 13

Shas Faces Internal Power Struggle After Election Blow

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HamalPolitics

Arie Deri Steps Down as Shas Chairman Following Council of Torah Sages' Directive

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Arie Deri announced Sunday evening that he is stepping down as chairman of the Shas movement. He stated he requested and received the consent of the Council of Torah Sages to vacate his position. Deri indicated that the party has already begun implementing the decision. This move signifies a major leadership change for the Haredi political party.

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  • Arie Deri announced his resignation as chairman of the Shas movement on Sunday.
  • Deri requested and received the consent of the Council of Torah Sages to step down.
  • He stated that the party has already begun acting on the decision.
  • The Council of Torah Sages holds significant influence over Shas's leadership.

Arie Deri announced Sunday evening that he will no longer serve as the chairman of the Shas movement. Deri stated that he had requested the consent of the Council of Torah Sages to vacate his position. He confirmed that he received their instruction without hesitation and that "we have already begun to act with full force."

The decision marks a significant shift for the prominent Haredi political party, with Deri having been a central figure for many years. The Council of Torah Sages, a body of influential rabbis, holds significant sway over Shas's policy decisions and leadership.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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