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New Ultra-Orthodox Campaign Demands Representation in Shas and United Torah Judaism Lists
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 16 hours ago
What happened
The "Haredi Public" faction has launched a campaign demanding representation in the Shas and United Torah Judaism party lists, citing resistance to change within the ultra-Orthodox political establishment. Led by Moti Leitner, the campaign highlights critical social issues and plans to intensify efforts if ignored.
- 01The "Haredi Public" faction demands seats in Shas and United Torah Judaism Knesset lists.
- 02A Haredi MK says the ultra-Orthodox political system resists new representation.
- 03The campaign focuses on poverty, dropout rates, and economic crises in the Haredi community.
- 04Moti Leitner leads the faction, emphasizing grassroots connection and practical solutions.
- 05Over two million shekels have been spent on nationwide advertising targeting Haredi centers.
- 06The campaign will escalate if their representation demands remain unmet.
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