FOUR DAYS BEFORE ELECTION: Sefardic Chareidi Achi Party Withdraws From Race, Backs Likud After Netanyahu Promises Senior Government Position
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FOUR DAYS BEFORE ELECTION: Sefardic Chareidi Achi Party Withdraws From Race, Backs Likud After Netanyahu Promises Senior Government Position
In a significant last-minute development ahead of Israel’s national elections, the Sefardic chareidi Achi party, led by Rav Chaim Yosef David Abergel of Netivot, announced Friday that it is withdrawing from the race for the Knesset and throwing its support behind Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s Likud party. The decision came following intense negotiations involving Netanyahu, senior Likud officials, prominent rabbonim, and municipal leaders,…
The small ultra-orthodox party Achi has today given up to participate in the elections on Tuesday in Israel, after pressure from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, following polls that do not assign him any place in the Israeli parliament. "We should not waste a single vote on parties that fail to cross the electoral threshold," Likud, Netanyahu's party, said in a statement, warning that these votes could facilitate the formation of a government…
Israel: The Tnuat AHI Party (led by Yuval Elimeleh), behind Rabbi Haim Yossef David Aberjel, announced his withdrawal from the election race.
Just days before the elections for the 26th Knesset, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu achieved another political achievement in the right-wing bloc. The Ahi party, led by Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Abergil (Hahida), officially announced today (Friday) that it is withdrawing its candidacy and will not run in the elections, and is urging its supporters to vote for the Likud. The move came after heavy and concentrated pressure exerted in recent days …
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