המונים חגגו; נין הגאון הישיש נישא לנינתו של הסטייפלער

Thousands of people celebrated the wedding of the great-grandson of Rabbi Meir Greineman, an elder rabbi and leader in the Chazon Ish circle, to the great-granddaughter of The Steipler. The groom is the son of Rabbi Yitzchak Greineman, a leader of the "Zichron Yaakov" community, and the grandson of Rabbi Yona Greineman.

In other news, senior figures in Haredi parties stated that they are no longer ashamed of their identity and are running in elections solely to regulate the status of yeshiva students. They declared that there will be no compromises on a conscription law, emphasizing that without it, there will be no budgets and no government. This comes amid discussions about the conscription law and its implications for yeshiva students, with some parties vowing not to repeat past compromises.

Rabbi Dovid Landau, a Rosh Yeshiva, commented on the new Haredi parties, calling those who abstain from voting for the "Gimmel" party or vote for parties not favored by Torah scholars, as losing their identity within the world of Torah. He questioned what such individuals would tell their children.

Rabbi Yigal Cohen, a member of the Rabbinical Council and head of the "Yabia Omer" institutions, delivered his weekly lesson on the topic of "trials."

Separately, a senior figure in United Torah Judaism revealed that an agreement has been reached with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to legislate the conscription law as the first act of the next government, stating there will be no compromises.

Discussions also touched upon the arrest of yeshiva students shortly before elections, with some suggesting it's a tactic to incite unrest. A panel debated whether small Haredi parties could harm the right-wing bloc's votes, with one participant claiming the government aims to harm Haredim, while a reservist countered that strict economic sanctions are needed.

In related news, dozens of Chabad yeshiva students who were arrested were released and transferred to the recruitment center, with some expressing willingness to enlist. Shas vehemently attacked the Attorney General, Gali Baharav-Miara, accusing her of blatant and unprecedented political interference in the elections by ordering violent arrests of yeshiva students. Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri instructed MK Yinon Azulai to work for their release.

Rabbi M. H. Hirsch issued a strong warning against the conscription law, stating that the intention is to eliminate Haredim in the country and that one must not deviate from the path of Torah.