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United Torah Judaism Factions Agree to Run Joint Election Campaign

United Torah Judaism chairman MK Yaakov Asher reached an agreement with Agudat Israel and Homat Torat Israel to run one central campaign in the coming election. The joint campaign's communications headquarters will include representatives from Degel HaTorah, Agudat Israel and Homat Torat Israel. The framework marks a change from the previous election, when the factions managed their main campaigns separately. Smaller, targeted efforts will continue for individual Hasidic courts and communities, allowing each part of the alliance to address its own voters within the shared national campaign.

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