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Haredi parties worry over voter decline
The leadership of the Haredi parties in Israel expresses concern over the decline in voter turnout within the Haredi community, despite the population increase that should translate into more votes. This apprehension stems from their failure to pass a law for exemption from military service for Haredi individuals, which has led to discontent within the community—especially with the emergence of new Haredi parties that pose a threat to the traditional stance. The head of the United Torah Judaism faction emphasizes that the Haredi abstention from voting constitutes a risk to their future parliamentary representation. There is worry that calls for boycotting or apathy could result in a drop in votes, even though the community remains one of the largest ideological groups in Israel.
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