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Close Associates of Gadi Eisenkot Deny Role in New Haredi Party Formation

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First reported by Kan News · 12 hours ago

What happened

Two associates of former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot were reported to have helped establish a new Haredi party, but both they and the party deny the claims. The party, targeting liberal Haredi voters, was founded recently and aims to join the right-wing bloc. The denials highlight internal disputes over representation and political strategy within the Haredi sector.

01Two associates of Gadi Eisenkot reportedly helped build a new Haredi party's infrastructure.
02The new party, The Haredi Public, targets liberal Haredi voters and was recently formed.
03Ronen Aviani expressed doubts about the party passing the electoral threshold.
04Moti Leitner is identified as the main figure behind the new party.
05Both Aviani and the party deny any involvement or advisory role by Eisenkot's associates.
06The party claims it represents tens of thousands of Haredim seeking right-wing representation.

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