Daily Briefing Aug. 31: Splinter parties jockey for position as election deadline looms
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- Political correspondent Sam Sokol discusses smaller parties seeking influence ahead of the Sept. 8 deadline for forming electoral slates.
- The briefing focuses on parties described as a potential “third bloc.”
- It also examines the new ultra-Orthodox party, The Charedi Public.
With the Sept. 8 deadline for forming electoral slates approaching, smaller political parties are competing for position. Political correspondent Sam Sokol discusses the groups that could form a “third bloc.”
The briefing also covers The Charedi Public, a newly established ultra-Orthodox party. Its emergence adds another political grouping to the discussion as parties prepare their slates.
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