"There's a sense of emergency": Tens of thousands at United Torah Judaism rally in Bnei Brak

Tens of thousands participated in the United Torah Judaism election rally in Bnei Brak, aimed at energizing voters ahead of the elections. The party fears a leakage of votes to the 'Haredi Public' party.

Tens of thousands participated in the main election rally of United Torah Judaism in Bnei Brak, held at the Rabbi Landau Bridge. The party fears a leakage of votes to the 'Haredi Public' party, and the message to participants was clear: go out and vote. Participants were handed flyers with heavy religious phrasing, and recordings of leaders in the Haredi public calling for voting were played. Large signs were displayed on the stage. Many arrived early, dance circles formed, and Em HaMoshavot Road was closed to traffic due to congestion. The rally opened with the recitation of Psalms after the evening prayer.