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The Haredi Public

HaTzibur HaHaredi

Led by Moti Leitner

List submitted to the Central Elections CommitteeLast updated 08.09.2026

Party websiteThe Haredi Public platform

About The Haredi Public ahead of the 2026 election, including the candidate list, the platform by topic, poll standing and sources.

Poll standing

Below the threshold in every recent poll

Doesn't cross the threshold in any of the 5 recent polls

Below the electoral threshold

Platform at a Glance

The key positions as published in the party's platform.

VerifiedLast updated 05.09.2026"The Haredi Public"'s platform (party website)

Checked 21.10.2026. Sources checked: all nine platform chapters on the party's website; on Instagram only the four most recent posts, through a public mirror; Facebook and X were not read.

Published programs

Policy programs the party has published. Each one includes positions from several topics.

Enlistment and equal burden-sharing

Every Haredi man whose Torah study isn't his full-time vocation would be required to serve, in dedicated tracks adapted to a Haredi lifestyle and accompanied by a team of rabbis — alongside full protection for the status of full-time Torah scholars.

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Security, Gaza, and the war

No dedicated chapter on security or foreign policy was found in the party's platform.

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Cost of living and economy

Effectively integrating the Haredi public into the labor market: dedicated professional training, Haredi-lifestyle-adapted high-tech tracks, and incentives for employers and the public sector.

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Democracy and the judiciary

No dedicated chapter on the judiciary or governance was found in the party's platform.

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Religion and state

Regularizing the status of full-time Torah scholars so those genuinely devoted to full-time study can do so without threat of arrest or sanctions, alongside strengthening the Torah world's economic independence.

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Education / health and welfare

On education: strengthening the state-Haredi stream and core-curriculum studies, a national dropout-prevention program, and fighting discriminatory school admissions. On health: no dedicated chapter was found in the platform.

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Candidate list for the 2026 election: The Haredi Public

List submitted to the Central Elections CommitteeLast updated 08.09.2026Source: the list filed with the Central Elections Committee — ynet and Kipa, Sep. 7–8, 2026

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Chairman of the "Haredi Public" party · Deputy Mayor of Beit Shemesh

Experience and activity

Founder and chairman of the "Derech" faction in Beit Shemesh, which entered the city council in the 2024 elections with two seats

Serves as Deputy Mayor of Beit Shemesh holding the emergency and security portfolio; in that role, helped strengthen the municipal emergency system, including training and equipping rescue and disaster-response teams

Worked to establish state-Haredi (Mamlachti-Haredi) educational institutions in Beit Shemesh; per Makor Rishon, was involved in founding ten such institutions in the city

Source: Maariv, ynet, Haaretz (Aug. 23–24, 2026); Beit Shemesh Municipality website; Makor Rishon

Sources

The main sources behind this party's information, grouped by data type.

Information here is based on official sources — it isn't a recommendation for who to vote for.