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Ongoing Story· Day 13

Shas Faces Internal Power Struggle After Election Blow

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YnetPolitics

Shas Chairman Arie Deri Steps Down from Knesset List

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Shas Chairman Arie Deri is stepping down from the party's Knesset list after receiving approval from the Council of Torah Sages. He will focus on national tours and continue to lead the party and oversee legislative work. Deri stated he is making room for younger, proven representatives.

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  • Shas Chairman Arie Deri is leaving his Knesset list seat.
  • Deri received approval from the Council of Torah Sages for the move.
  • He plans to conduct nationwide tours and continue leading Shas.
  • The move makes space for younger, proven parliamentary representatives.
  • Deri will continue to oversee legislative and committee work.

Shas Chairman Arie Deri announced his decision to vacate his spot on the party's Knesset list, stating that he had received instructions from the Council of Torah Sages to continue serving as Shas chairman. In light of the numerous tasks and challenges ahead, Deri intends to embark on extensive tours across the country. He sought and received the Council of Torah Sages' approval to make way on the Knesset slate for younger representatives who have proven themselves in parliamentary work. Deri affirmed that he will continue to convene Shas faction meetings weekly, guide Knesset members, and closely supervise legislative and committee work.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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