Orthodox MK Pleads with Haredi Leaders to Shun Left-Wing Alliances
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Freshman Knesset Member Zvika Mork of Religious Zionism urged Haredi leaders not to cooperate with the left, including figures like Lieberman and Eisenkot. He also criticized the Attorney General's actions and violent arrests. Mork stated that his party is the only one that upholds Torah values and will protect the yeshiva world.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- MK Zvika Mork urged Haredi leaders to avoid alliances with the left, including Lieberman and Eisenkot.
- Mork criticized the Attorney General's conduct and what he termed "violent arrests."
- He asserted that only the Religious Zionism party can safeguard the yeshiva world.
- The plea was directed at the Haredi public and its spiritual leadership.
Freshman Knesset Member Zvika Mork, representing the Religious Zionism party, has issued an impassioned plea to the Haredi public and its spiritual leadership. Speaking from the Knesset plenum, Mork urged them to reject any potential cooperation with figures like Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot, whom he implicitly associates with the left.
Mork also sharply criticized the conduct of the Attorney General and what he described as "violent arrests." He emphasized the value of Torah and asserted that only his party can safeguard the yeshiva world, a key concern for the Haredi community.
The freshman MK's remarks signal a strategic positioning by the Religious Zionism party, aiming to consolidate its influence within the religious and Haredi sectors and present itself as the sole protector of their core interests.
