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Shotgun

OK, Rabbi - I'm going to follow through on your advice.
All the left wing parties have chosen the cheap populism of bashing Charedim and Torah learners. They certainly don't deserve our vote.
The Likud has been bad-mouthing Naftali Bennett and the Bayit Hayehudi around the clock - so the Likud doesn't deserve my vote either (Feiglin, I never understood what you're doing with the Likud).
Shas has insulted Russian immigrants.
Who's left?
As far as I know, Aguda and Bayit Hayehudi are the only parties with positive platforms and clean mouthes.
From what I hear, there's factions and infighting in the Aguda.
That leaves Bayit Hayehudi.
Thanks for helping me to decide - up until now, I was confused.

Tal

I don't agree with you, Shotgun, even though most of what you say is true. There are no fighting and infactions in Aguda. If you want Torah, you have to vote for Aguda. True, there are great people in Bayit Hayehudi, but Torah is not their main focus. They want to integrate Haredim into Israeli society. I say the opposite - lets pull Israeli society into the world of Torah. That means that you must vote "Gimel" - Aguda.

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