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New Party 'Tzeva Shachor' Claims It Will Expand Ultra-Orthodox Knesset Representation
The new ultra-Orthodox party 'Tzeva Shachor' released a video claiming its participation will increase, not split, ultra-Orthodox Knesset representation. The party argues it can bring back hundreds of thousands of non-voting or disaffected ultra-Orthodox voters.
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- 01New ultra-Orthodox party 'Tzeva Shachor' claims it will increase Knesset representation.
- 02The party argues it can mobilize hundreds of thousands of non-voting ultra-Orthodox citizens.
- 03Their analysis suggests the ultra-Orthodox bloc could grow from 15-16 to 19-21 seats.
- 04Tzeva Shachor aims to fight against conscription and support yeshiva students.
- 05The party compares its potential impact to the historical establishment of Shas.
Their analysis suggests this could expand the ultra-Orthodox bloc from 15-16 seats to 19-21 seats, which they would use to oppose conscription and support yeshiva students.
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