Why we support HaTzibur HaHaredi זך

What the party stands for

• Torah learners are protected. Those who genuinely learn full-time keep their status. Young men who are not learning would serve in frameworks adapted to a Haredi way of life, such as a dedicated Haredi division.
• Responsibility for security. The party is right-of-center on security and has said it would sit in a Netanyahu-led government.
• Parnassah with dignity. Vocational training and employment for Haredim who work. Its campaign line is עוני אינו ערך יהודי, “poverty is not a Jewish value.”
• Education that opens doors. Core studies such as mathematics and English, and expansion of state-Haredi education, without compromising Torah.
• Achdus. One list for Ashkenazim, Sephardim and Chassidim, and the first Haredi list to include women candidates.
• Taking responsibility. The campaign launched in Beit Shemesh on August 23 under the slogan הפעם לוקחים אחריות, “This time, we take responsibility.”

The candidates

The list approved by the Central Elections Committee on September 27 is headed by:

1. Moti Leitner — Deputy mayor of Beit Shemesh; head of the Derech faction
2. Asher Fradi
3. Dr. Nechumi Yaffe
4. Ziva Glantz
5. Mordechai Rubinstein
6. Rabbi Yitzchak Adlerstein
7. Aharon Ungar
8. Yehuda Oppenheimer
9. Chaim Yehuda Leib Gottlieb
10. Yona Shlomo Kaufman
11. Eliyahu Goldberg
12. Reuven Ohana

Rabbinic guidance

A rabbinic committee for the list published a letter on October 10, 2026, chaired by Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer. See Rabbonim and the election for every endorsement, with sources.

Every vote matters

A list must win 3.25% of valid votes to enter the Knesset. Recent public polls put HaTzibur HaHaredi at about 1–1.2%, below that threshold, while one survey of voters aged 18–22 (October 9) equated to five seats. The outcome depends on turnout. If you are an Israeli citizen voting tomorrow, you can make the difference.

Visit the party’s official site