Opened a special headquarters: 'Haredi Public' party turns to Religious Zionism

The 'Haredi Public' party launched an extensive campaign in Haredi strongholds and simultaneously established a dedicated headquarters to appeal to Religious Zionism. The move follows polls that, according to the party, indicated tens of thousands of Religious Zionist voters are left without a political home due to reservations about existing right-wing parties that supported Haredi parties and measures harming Haredi integration into the IDF.

The 'Haredi Public' party launched a massive campaign in Haredi strongholds, aiming to secure its second and third mandates among the Haredi public. Simultaneously, the party established a special headquarters solely dedicated to appealing to Religious Zionist men and women. The move follows in-depth polls conducted for the party, which, according to sources within it, revealed that tens of thousands of Religious Zionist individuals are left without a political home. According to the party, this is a public that wishes to vote for a right-wing party but is wary of existing right-wing parties that supported the existing Haredi parties and measures that harmed Haredi integration into the IDF. Following the findings, a political vacuum was identified, and a decision was made to establish a dedicated headquarters. Party chairman Moti Leitner and candidate Dr. Nachumi Yaffe are expected to tour the settlements of Alon Shvut, Tzur Hadassah, Ganei Modi'in, and other communities in the coming days. The establishment of the headquarters comes against the backdrop of a reported meeting between the campaign manager of the Religious Zionism party, Omer Rahamim, and Leitner.