MK Yaakov Asher said United Torah Judaism will neither join nor support a government that does not first pass the Draft Law, the legislation regulating the status of yeshiva students, ahead of the October 27 election.
MK Yaakov Asher declared that United Torah Judaism will neither enter nor back any government that does not first pass the Draft Law, the legislation regulating the status of yeshiva students. He stated the condition in remarks to Yishai Cohen.
"There is no other way to interpret this: We will neither join nor support a government that does not first pass the Draft Law," Asher said.
Israelis vote for the 26th Knesset on October 27.
A Channel 16 survey released at the end of September gave UTJ 7 seats and the chareidi parties 15 combined. In that poll, the coalition bloc stood at 53 seats against 51 for the opposition bloc led by Eisenkot.
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