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Haredi Party Leader Admits Election Failure, Vows Comeback
Moti Leitner, chairman of the Haredi Public Party, admitted his party's failure in the 26th Knesset elections after receiving 10,000 votes. He took personal responsibility for not persuading enough haredi voters, acknowledged campaign mistakes, and vowed to conduct an internal review.
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What happened
- 01Haredi Public Party chairman Moti Leitner admitted personal failure after the party received 10,000 votes.
- 02Leitner apologized to supporters and vowed to rebuild the movement for future elections.
- 03He acknowledged campaign mistakes, including messaging and potential alliances.
- 04The party aimed to address issues like discrimination, conscription, and poverty in haredi society.
- 05Leitner thanked the 10,000 voters who supported the party.
- 06He congratulated the newly elected Knesset members, including haredi representatives.
Leitner stated the party aimed to address neglected issues within haredi society and pledged to continue their political activities for future elections.
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