Yaki Adamker reveals: "I didn't vote for United Torah Judaism" | Watch

Political commentator Yaki Adamker revealed on the program 'The Patriots' that for the first time in his life he did not vote for United Torah Judaism, and chose Shas, fearing it would join the left. He described a sense of rift between the Haredi world and the traditional and religious public.

Political commentator Yaki Adamker revealed on the program 'The Patriots' on Channel 14 that for the first time in his life he did not vote for the United Torah Judaism party, and chose to vote for Shas. Adamker explained that the fear of 'contacts between United Torah Judaism and the left' led him to the decision, and said that this is a political event that affects him personally for the first time in his career. He described a sense of rift between the Haredi world, which he understands, and the traditional and religious public he now represents. Adamker noted that United Torah Judaism signaled its intentions before the elections, and that he could not allow himself to support a party that might join the left, a move he said involves 'catastrophic costs'.