United Torah Judaism

MK Yaakov Tessler revealed United Torah Judaism's post-election strategy to act as kingmakers and condition joining any coalition on passing the draft exemption law.

A record surge in deepfake election videos has hit Israeli political campaigns, expanding into the Haredi sector as the Central Election Committee issues new verification guidelines.

Tens of thousands attended United Torah Judaism's central election rally in Bnei Brak on Sunday, aiming to boost voter turnout and counter potential vote leakage ahead of the upcoming elections.

Former IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz compared Israeli ultra-Orthodox rabbis to Iranian ayatollahs, triggering fury from United Torah Judaism and harsh counterattacks.

United Torah Judaism Chairman MK Yaakov Asher sharply criticized Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich ahead of the Knesset elections, accusing him of arrogance and ungratefulness.

Rabbi Dov Lando has issued a sharp letter against supporters of the new 'HaTzibur HaHaredi' party, vowing to fight the faction. The party seeks to represent working ultra-Orthodox Israelis ahead of the Knesset elections.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son-in-law Daniel Roth was filmed dancing to an anti-Zionist Haredi song at a wedding, drawing political attention amid intense debates over ultra-Orthodox military conscription.

Eight military deserters were released from Prison 10 to celebrations, sparking outrage amid a terror attack. MK Goldknopf defended yeshiva students, while MK Lieberman sharply criticized the coalition.

UTJ leader Yitzhak Goldknopf stated that border service for yeshiva students could work if budgets are fixed, while predicting nine mandates for his party in the upcoming elections.

The Knesset Finance Committee is set to vote on budget transfers and Section 46 tax benefits for non-profit associations, sparking a coalition crisis over combat trauma groups and ultra-Orthodox entities.

Rabbi Landau and Rabbi Hirsch addressed a United Torah Judaism gathering in Ashdod, urging block voters to safeguard the Torah world against mounting government decrees.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed ultra-Orthodox demands to pass a military enlistment bill before forming the next government, as coalition uncertainty persists ahead of the upcoming elections.

Rabbi Dov Landau harshly criticized Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich over remarks calling ultra-Orthodox Jews ungrateful to God, urging a vote for United Torah Judaism.

MK Yaakov Asher criticized Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot over his tough stance on ultra-orthodox military enlistment, stating their recent political talks would have collapsed instantly if those views were voiced.

The Gur Hasidic dynasty shows unusual restraint in the upcoming election campaign, sparking tensions within the United Torah Judaism party over potential political shifts.

Amcha Yisrael representative Aviv Ezra stated that his party will not rely on UTJ leader Yitzhak Goldknopf to form a coalition, while refusing to clarify future ties with Benjamin Netanyahu.

A new ultra-Orthodox crowdfunding initiative offers military deserters 1,000 shekels per day in prison, drawing sharp condemnation from Israeli opposition leaders.