Judge by the Deeds | Yaakov Asher, Chairman of United Torah Judaism

MK Yaakov Asher, chairman of United Torah Judaism, addresses the public in an opinion piece ahead of the elections, asking to be judged by his parliamentary work while emphasizing his experience in local government and the need for shared solutions despite disagreements.

MK Yaakov Asher, chairman of the United Torah Judaism party, publishes an opinion piece ahead of the 2026 Knesset elections. He addresses the general public and asks to be judged by his parliamentary work, rather than by the 'Haredi' label. Asher describes his political approach as one that begins with listening and a willingness to persist even when the path is long, and mentions his experience in local government. He lists housing, transportation, health, and welfare as key issues, and argues that even when there are deep disagreements, it is possible to advance shared solutions. The article concludes with a call to voters to examine the legislation and reforms he has led, and to give him the power to continue the work.