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Close Associates of Gadi Eisenkot Allegedly Involved in New Haredi Party Formation

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First reported by Kan News · 2 hours ago

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Close associates of former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot reportedly helped establish a new liberal Haredi party, "The Haredi Public," which may split the Haredi vote. The party denies these claims, calling them defamatory, and stresses its right-wing alignment and grassroots origins.

01Close associates of Gadi Eisenkot allegedly helped found the new Haredi party "The Haredi Public."
02Ronen Manlis and Ronen Aviani were involved early in the party's formation and strategy.
03Aviani privately doubted the party could pass the electoral threshold.
04Inbar Harush Giti, linked to Eisenkot, maintains contacts with the party and donors.
05The party denies all involvement by Eisenkot's associates and calls the claims defamatory.
06Concerns exist that the party could split the Haredi vote and weaken the right-wing bloc.

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