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Ultra-Orthodox Party Leader Denies Left-Wing Funding Claims
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By כיכר השבת, ישי כהן, ישי כהן
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 6 days ago
What happened
Moti Leitner, leader of the new ultra-Orthodox party "The Public's Torah," denied accusations that his campaign is funded by left-wing groups. He stated all donations come from right-wing and Torah-observant individuals and that the party will use its full legal budget.
- 01Ultra-Orthodox party leader denies left-wing funding.
- 02Claims donations come only from right-wing supporters.
- 03Party intends to use full legal election budget.
- 04All financial activities are legally supervised.
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