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PartiesThe Haredi Public
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The Haredi Public

HaTzibur HaHaredi

Led by Moti Leitner

First names published · list still partial·Last updated 30.08.2026

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Poll standing

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This status is calculated automatically from the latest polls shown on this site — one per outlet we track. We check how many of them report the party crossing the electoral threshold (rather than assuming this from the seat count alone), and also show the range and average of its projected seats in those same polls. Polls reflect a snapshot at the time they were published and are not a forecast of the election result.

Last updated: 06.09.2026

Below the threshold in every recent poll

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

Standing by poll

Kan News06.09.2026Not reported as crossingMaariv04.09.2026Not reported as crossingChannel 13 News02.09.2026Not reported as crossingChannel 1403.09.2026Not reported as crossingChannel 12 News31.08.2026Not reported as crossing

This status is calculated automatically from the latest polls shown on this site — one per outlet we track. We check how many of them report the party crossing the electoral threshold (rather than assuming this from the seat count alone), and also show the range and average of its projected seats in those same polls. Polls reflect a snapshot at the time they were published and are not a forecast of the election result.

The platform in brief

Key positions as published in the party's platform

Verified·Last updated 05.09.2026·"The Haredi Public"'s platform (party website)

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.

Per the party's platform ↗Details

Security, Gaza, and the war

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

No detailed party source found for this topicDetails

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.

Per the party's platform ↗Details

Democracy and the judiciary

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

No detailed party source found for this topicDetails

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.

Per the party's platform ↗Details

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.

Per the party's platform ↗Details
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Candidates for the Knesset

First names published · list still partial·Last updated 30.08.2026·Source: Maariv (Aug. 23, 2026); ynet and Haaretz — "Haredi Public" party launch coverage, Aug. 23–24, 2026

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

Experience and activity

Software engineer

Deputy Mayor of Beit Shemesh (security; young communities & culture; Haredi-sector sports)

Chairman of the "Derech" faction, Beit Shemesh city council

Source: Maariv, ynet, Haaretz (Aug. 23–24, 2026)

Sources

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  • Party platform"The Haredi Public"'s platform (party website)
  • Candidate rosterSource: Maariv (Aug. 23, 2026); ynet and Haaretz — "Haredi Public" party launch coverage, Aug. 23–24, 2026

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