Agudath Yisrael Chairman Sets Condition for Political Cooperation
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Agudath Yisrael Chairman Gouldkopf explained his party did not recommend Netanyahu. He set regulating yeshiva students' status as a condition for political cooperation. Gouldkopf insisted this must be done without sanctions or targets, a situation he said has lasted 70 years.
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- Agudath Yisrael Chairman Gouldkopf set regulating yeshiva students' status as a condition for cooperation.
- Gouldkopf explained his party did not recommend Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister.
- The condition for cooperation involves no sanctions or specific targets for yeshiva students.
- This issue has been ongoing for 70 years, according to Gouldkopf.
The Chairman of Agudath Yisrael, Gouldkopf, has explained the party's decision not to recommend Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister. He stated that the primary condition for any future political cooperation is the regulation of the status of yeshiva students. Gouldkopf emphasized that this issue must be addressed without sanctions or specific targets, a situation he described as having persisted for 70 years. He made these remarks in a statement to "Be'eretz" newspaper, clarifying the party's stance within the "change bloc."
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