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After the slander: 'HaKahal' chairman demands apology and compensation from Shas spokesperson
Asher Medina claimed on air that "left-wing elements" are behind new parties in the Haredi arena and that the money came "from Kaplan". Attorney Shlomo Elboim rejects the claims and demands an apology and compensation of 10,000 shekels within 12 hours.
The unusual step of the new Haredi party: "The attempt to silence us will not succeed"
"History repeats itself": 50 years after the historic initiative of Rabbi Menachem Porush, the "HaKahal" party decided to recreate the success by scattering leaflets from a helicopter over Haredi centers across the country. In response to the decision by Haredi press outlets to block their advertisements, they stated: "No boycott or attempt to silence us will prevent our message from reaching the...
Will votes for the right be wasted? Another ultra-Orthodox party will run in the elections
A new ultra-Orthodox party, "HaKahal," was launched yesterday in Jerusalem. Chairman Shlomo Alboim claims over 70,000 supporters and proposes an unconventional approach to conscription, participatory democracy, and the inclusion of women.
Primaries in the name of Halacha: The ultra-Orthodox party that seeks to "restore the crown to its former glory"
The new ultra-Orthodox party "HaKahal" seeks to change the voting map in the ultra-Orthodox sector, emphasizing that the selection of representatives by the public is a method practiced in Jewish communities for generations. Its establishment is guided by rabbis and led by three ultra-Orthodox council members - Rabbi Shlomo Alboim from Bnei Brak, Yitzhak Hala from Elad, and Rabbi Dov Bakst from...