The question of the day after: Exclusive recordings reveal the rift in United Torah Judaism

Exclusive recordings reveal a rift in United Torah Judaism: while the new chairman Yaakov Asher refrains from committing to the right-wing bloc, Belz Hasidic representative Elyakim Starker declares he will only go with the right and stings Asher over flirtations with the left.

The article exposes internal tension in the United Torah Judaism party over the question of which bloc the party will align with after the elections. The new party chairman, Yaakov Asher, refrains from committing to the right-wing bloc, raising concern among right-wing supporters. In exclusive recordings brought by the article, Belz Hasidic representative Elyakim Starker is heard saying in a closed conversation that he will only go with the right-wing camp. Starker also criticizes Yaakov Asher for "flirting with the left." The article presents the internal rift in the party against the backdrop of political preparations for the "day after."