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United Torah Judaism Declares Election Victory, Vows to Defend Haredi Rights
United Torah Judaism leaders celebrated reported election gains on Tuesday night, declaring victory and vowing to defend haredi rights. UTJ Chairman MK Yaakov Asher stated the party would not engage in coalition talks until final results are published.
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What happened
- 01United Torah Judaism declared victory in the elections, claiming significant vote gains.
- 02UTJ will not enter coalition talks until the final official election results are published.
- 03Party leaders vowed to fight for the rights of the haredi public as citizens with equal rights.
- 04MK Meir Porush stated that field data indicated the party surpassed the 300,000-vote mark.
- 05MK Moshe Gafni expressed relief after initial anxiety over incitement and legal actions.
He asserted that despite attempts to undermine them, the party had gained tens of thousands of votes and would fight for equal rights for the haredi public. MK Meir Porush claimed the party surpassed 300,000 votes.
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