First publication: The refusal in the largest Hasidic sect in United Torah Judaism to sign the traditional call to vote for the party

The Gerer Rebbe refuses to sign the traditional public call to vote for United Torah Judaism, which is published every Friday before the elections. Negotiations continue, and the deadline is midnight, when the newspapers go to print.

First publication: The Gerer Rebbe refuses to sign the traditional public call to vote for United Torah Judaism, as reported this evening (Thursday) by i24NEWS's ultra-Orthodox affairs correspondent Ari Kalman. This is a public call that is published every Friday before the elections, and is signed by all members of the Hasidic Council of Torah Sages. The council secretary began collecting signatures in recent days, but the Gerer Rebbe is currently refusing. In Gur, they propose that the public call be signed without the names of the rabbis, but only with the inscription 'Council of Torah Sages'. Negotiations continue, with the deadline being midnight, when the newspapers go to print. The article does not provide the Rebbe's reasons for the refusal.

First publication: The refusal in the largest Hasidic sect in United Torah Judaism to sign the traditional call to vote for the party