Haredim pin their hopes on Eisenkot: "The High Court and the left somehow get along"

Media consultant Yehuda Eizikovich said on 103FM radio that the Haredim are pinning their hopes on MK Gadi Eisenkot, and that the shift to the left is a significant event. He called for a resolution on the issue of Haredi conscription and mentioned the Tal Law as a precedent.

Media consultant Yehuda Eizikovich said in an interview with 103FM radio that the Haredim are pinning their hopes on MK Gadi Eisenkot, and that the shift to the left is a "big and significant event." According to him, the central question is to what extent Eisenkot will bring about an end to sanctions against the Haredim, and hopefully a law will come that continues this forward. Eizikovich mentioned the Tal Law as a precedent that allowed Haredim to engage in Torah study, and argued that the Hashmonaim Brigade may change the reality. He criticized enforcement efforts against the Haredim, noting that 57% of Haredi men work, similar to women in the general sector.