Not Netanyahu and not Eisenkot? The emerging move of United Torah Judaism

The assessment is growing that United Torah Judaism will not recommend any candidate in the round of consultations with the President of the State. According to political sources, the faction seeks to keep all options open amid the political complexity.

The assessment in the political system is growing that United Torah Judaism will not recommend any candidate in the round of faction consultations with the President of the State. According to political sources, the Haredi faction is expected to arrive at the President's House without a recommendation, and not to decide at this stage between the candidates for forming the government. The decision stems from the political complexity in which the faction finds itself and the desire not to lock itself in at an early stage of the negotiations. The round of consultations will begin this week, and at its conclusion the President will decide on whom to entrust the mandate. The assessment that United Torah Judaism will not recommend anyone gives additional significance to the balance of recommenders. News 14 previously revealed that elements in United Torah Judaism are considering supporting from the outside a left-Arab government headed by Eisenkot, if such a government is formed. United Torah Judaism did not officially respond to the publication.