With the Israeli national election approaching in under two weeks, the Gur Hasidic community has not yet declared its backing for the United Torah Judaism party. This internal political dispute stems from a conflict between Meir Porush and Elyakim Stark, a candidate representing the Belz faction. The hesitation from the Gur sect creates a significant risk for the party, as the potential loss of approximately 30,000 votes could jeopardize the parliamentary seat currently held by Stark. This electoral feud highlights growing tensions within the ultra-Orthodox political alliance, potentially impacting the party's overall performance in the upcoming legislative vote.
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