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New Ultra-Orthodox Party Considers Left-Leaning Academic for Top Spot
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First reported by Kipa · 7 hours ago
What happened
The new ultra-Orthodox party 'The Religious Public,' led by Moti Laytner, is reportedly considering Dr. Nehumi Yaffe, a self-identified leftist academic, for a prominent spot on its electoral list. Yaffe's past statements and views on the conflict have sparked debate about the party's political alignment.
- 01New Haredi party may appoint leftist academic Nehumi Yaffe.
- 02Yaffe identifies as 'leftist' and 'religious person'.
- 03She has expressed views on conflict resolution.
- 04The move raises questions about the party's political direction.
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