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Degel HaTorah Launches Election Campaign Under Slogan 'The Right to Be Haredi'
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By ישראל זאב לוונטהל לוונטהל
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The Degel HaTorah party launched its election campaign with the slogan 'The Right to Be Haredi,' emphasizing the importance of voting and adherence to rabbinical guidance. Party leaders urged activists to mobilize, highlighting the movement's commitment to the Haredi community and all citizens.
- 01Degel HaTorah launched its election campaign with the slogan 'The Right to Be Haredi'.
- 02Party leaders stressed the obligation and importance of voting in the upcoming elections.
- 03The campaign highlighted the movement's commitment to serving all people regardless of background.
- 04Speakers emphasized obedience to rabbinical leadership in party decisions.
- 05Claims were made about foreign-funded efforts to weaken the Haredi vote.
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