Ultra-Orthodox Party Vows to Run to End Despite Polls
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Ultra-Orthodox party will run to the end of the election.
- Party chairman confident despite unfavorable polls.
- They expect tens of thousands of votes.
- The party aims not to waste votes for the right-wing bloc.
The ultra-Orthodox party, 'The Haredi Public,' will continue its electoral campaign until the end, despite unfavorable polls, its chairman Moti Leitner announced. Leitner stated that the party has no intention of withdrawing from the race and is committed to running all the way to the ballot box.
He asserted that the party would not "burn votes for the right-wing bloc," predicting that tens of thousands of voters would cast their ballots for them. Leitner expressed confidence in the party's ability to surprise and win, indicating a strong belief in their electoral prospects.
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