Haredi Hakahal Party Announces Withdrawal from Knesset Elections

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The Haredi "Hakahal" party announced that it is removing its candidacy and withdrawing from the Knesset race. According to Arutz Sheva, the announcement was made today (Monday), a day before the Knesset elections, which are to be held tomorrow. Party chairman Attorney Shlomo Alboim, who serves as a member of the Bnei Brak city council, announced the decision to withdraw from the Knesset race.

According to Srugim, Alboim announced that the decision comes "out of deep responsibility to the people of Israel and its Torah." According to Channel 14, the party called on its supporters to vote for the "victory of the camp of those who keep the Torah and commandments."