Degel HaTorah does not commit to any bloc: "All options are open"

Degel HaTorah clarifies that it has not yet decided whom to recommend for prime minister, and that the decision will be made only after the election results, the strength of Shas, and the balance of power between the blocs become clear. The central interest: preserving the world of Torah. Meanwhile, the vote count has concluded: Likud 27, Yashar! 21, Together 12, Joint List 11, Democrats and Ra'am 8 each, Yisrael Beiteinu, Otzma Yehudit, and United Torah Judaism 7 each, Shas and Religious Zionism 6 each.

Degel HaTorah has clarified that no decision has yet been made regarding whom the party will recommend for prime minister or regarding coalition options. According to party sources, all scenarios remain open, and the decision will be made only after the political picture becomes clearer following the election results. The decision depends on the final results, the strength of Shas, and the balance of power between the blocs. Degel HaTorah emphasizes that the central interest is preserving the world of Torah, with all other issues being secondary. Meanwhile, the vote count has concluded and the bloc picture remains unchanged: Likud led by Netanyahu with 27 seats, Yashar! led by Eisenkot with 21, Together 12, Joint List 11, Democrats and Ra'am 8 each, Yisrael Beiteinu, Otzma Yehudit, and United Torah Judaism 7 each, and Shas and Religious Zionism 6 each.

Degel HaTorah does not commit to any bloc: "All options are open"