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Ultra-Orthodox MKs Campaign Through Sukkot Holiday
Members of Knesset from United Torah Judaism worked through the Sukkot holiday, visiting rabbis and launching their election campaign. Key figures like Yaakov Asher and Meir Porush engaged with communities and religious leaders. The party officially kicked off its campaign at a gathering in Kibbutz Chafetz Chaim.
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What happened
- 01United Torah Judaism MKs campaigned intensely during Sukkot, visiting rabbis and communities.
- 02The party officially launched its election campaign at a gathering in Kibbutz Chafetz Chaim.
- 03Chairman Yaakov Asher and other leaders met with prominent rabbis for blessings.
- 04Several designated MKs and current MKs were active in holiday events across the country.
- 05The campaign activities highlight the party's focus on religious and community engagement.
These activities underscore the party's intensive efforts ahead of the upcoming elections.
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