Eisenkot's associates helped establish a new Haredi party

Kan News revealed that Ronen Menlis and Ronen Aviani, associates of Gadi Eisenkot, helped establish the 'Haredi Public' party and assisted in building its strategy. Aviani expressed doubt in closed conversations that the party would pass the electoral threshold. Both denied the report, as did the party.

According to a Kan News report, Ronen Menlis and Ronen Aviani, associates of Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot, accompanied the establishment of the 'Haredi Public' party in its early stages and were part of building its strategy apparatus. In closed conversations, Aviani expressed doubt that the party would pass the electoral threshold in the upcoming elections. One of the candidates on Eisenkot's list, Inbar Giti, is also in contact with party members and donors. Moti Leitner is the man behind the new Haredi party, which targets a liberal-Haredi audience. Aviani and Menlis were mainly involved in the infrastructure stage, and since it launched with strategy and key people, they let it continue on its own. Aviani denied the report, stating he is not involved in the establishment, management, or funding of any party, and had no involvement in strategic connections or donor recruitment. The 'Haredi Public' party also denied the claims, calling them 'a grave slander'.