"Where were you in the last term?": "Haredi Tzibur" party launches outdoor campaign
Following the announcement of its run for the Knesset, the party launched a campaign across Haredi population centers, focusing on criticism of the Haredi leadership and a call for enlistment and the study of mathematics and English.
Following the announcement of its run for the Knesset, the "Haredi Tzibur" party launched an outdoor campaign on Monday across cities and Haredi population centers in the country.
At the center of the campaign is the question "Where were you in the last term?", alongside the party's positions on the issues of enlistment and vocational studies. Among the slogans appearing in the campaign: "Whoever does not study - will serve" and "Even a Haredi child needs mathematics and English".
The party stated: "Those who ignored hundreds of thousands of Haredim in recent years will meet us on the streets and at the ballot box. The Haredi public demands a leadership that will deal with its real hardships and not continue to ignore them. The public demands a leadership that understands that poverty is not a commandment, and studying mathematics and English is not a sin".
"It must be said in a clear voice: in order to protect the world of Torah, whoever does not study must serve. We will put an end to the failure of the leadership. We will fix it", they added.
