Haredi Public party to JNS: 'What is at stake is the future of the country'
Israel faces an "existential problem" unless haredi children are taught core subjects and are inducted into national service, the Haredi Public Party told JNS on Monday, a day before the Knesset election. Nearly 33% of…
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A small party is making a big claim the day before Israel's election: that the haredi education system, which now enrolls nearly a third of first graders, is a national security threat. The party frames the issue as existential, arguing that without core subjects and national service, extremists will dictate the country's direction. The numbers give the argument weight, but the party's self-description as the only force capable of change is a hard sell for a fringe list. Watch whether this message moves voters or just gets absorbed into the larger coalition math.