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Former Shas Leader Eli Yishai Considers Political Return with Pro-Draft Haredi Party
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First reported by Srugim · 4 hours ago
What happened
Eli Yishai, former Shas leader, is considering reentering politics with the "Haredi Public" party, which supports drafting non-studying Haredi youth. Internal Haredi leaders warn that ongoing societal conflicts threaten their community's future.
- 01Eli Yishai plans a political comeback with the pro-draft "Haredi Public" party.
- 02The party supports drafting young Haredim not engaged in religious studies.
- 03Moti Leitner criticized ongoing conflicts with Israeli society in a letter to Haredi leaders.
- 04Leitner warned these conflicts endanger the Haredi community's future in Israel.
- 05Yishai's move challenges traditional Haredi parties' anti-draft stance.
- 06The situation highlights internal tensions within Haredi politics over integration and military service.
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Full coverage · 4 outlets
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YnetCenter · Hebrew1 hour ago
Former Shas Leader Eli Yishai Considers Political Return with Pro-Draft Haredi Party
YnetCenter · Hebrew2 hours ago
Former Shas Leader Eli Yishai Considers Political Return with Pro-Draft Haredi Party
MakoCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
Eli Yishai Returns to Politics, Exploring Alliance with New Haredi Party
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