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Haredi Leader Dov Lando Condemns 'Color Black' Party, Predicts Damnation
Lithuanian-haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando stated that voters for the "Color Black" party will "burn in hell." Rabbi Yissachar Natan, who withdrew from the party's list, explained its goal is to draw votes from existing haredi parties, not to pass the electoral threshold.
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What happened
- 01Haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando stated voters for the "Color Black" party will "burn in hell."
- 02Rabbi Yissachar Natan withdrew from the "Color Black" party list, citing its aim to take votes from haredi parties.
- 03Natan told Lando the party's purpose is not to pass the electoral threshold.
- 04Lando authorized his severe condemnation to be publicly attributed to him.
Rabbi Lando's strong condemnation was reportedly made during a meeting with Rabbi Natan.
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