The two prominent Haredi faction leaders are examining potential cooperation ahead of the Likud primaries, according to Channel 12's Daphna Liel, who reported on the 'Main Edition' program.
The report, aired on Channel 12's 'Main Edition' program, stated that Yossi Rosenboim, the largest Haredi faction leader in Likud, and Moti Bavchik, who has recently been consolidating the Gur faction within the party, are evaluating a joint effort in the upcoming party primaries. The move signals potential realignment of Haredi factions within the party ahead of the internal elections. No further details on the timeline or scope of the cooperation were provided.
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