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Agudat Yisrael Launches Election Campaign Amid Haredi Enlistment Crisis
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What happened
Agudat Yisrael launched its election campaign with a conference in Bnei Brak, addressing the Haredi enlistment crisis and rallying its base. The party apologized for failing to protect yeshiva students and called for unity ahead of critical elections.
- 01Agudat Yisrael began its election campaign with a conference in Bnei Brak.
- 02The party addressed the Haredi enlistment crisis and voter frustration.
- 03A party leader apologized for failing to protect yeshiva students.
- 04The campaign aims to unite the Haredi public for upcoming elections.
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