A senior figure in United Torah Judaism has proposed a coordinated public debate between the two parties to a senior Likud official, aiming to strengthen both and counter the decline of Haredi parties in polls, according to N12.
The proposal, reported by N12, adds a new dimension to coalition maneuvering as the Knesset approaches the election campaign. The senior UTJ figure reportedly believes a joint debate could help both parties consolidate support and reverse the downward trend in polls for Haredi parties. The individuals involved and the timing of the proposed debate were not disclosed in the report.
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