MK Yitzhak Pindrus of United Torah Judaism, has been sitting all week with The Joint List, the Arab party and the far leftists to iron out a deal. This is now the policy of Rav Landau, to sit with anyone even if they hate Jews and the State as long as they can receive money for the Moisdois.
Pindrus confident that he will get his way with Eisenkot told Channel 12's "meet the Press" in which he addressed the possibility of reaching an agreement with the Joint List and Eisenkot on the draft issue.
Pindrus said, "I believe that if we bring forward a solution on the draft, Shas will not stand on the sidelines."
Well, Shas immediately lashed back at this arrogant fool and told him "not so fast, buddy, we don't sit with people on the left"
On the issue of the New Charedie Party headed by Motti Leitner, Pindrus is demanding an investigation into allegations that an American philanthropic foundation, The Maimonides Fund, provided financial assistance and other resources to the Chareidi Public Party, headed by Moti Leitner, potentially violating Israeli campaign finance laws.
The Maimonides Fund is a private American Jewish philanthropic organization that funds programs in both North America and Israel. It describes its mission as strengthening Jewish life, supporting Israel's vitality and security, and helping Jews deepen their connection to Jewish heritage and community.
I'm wondering did Pindrus "Batchie" ask a shaaleh from Rav Landau if you are allowed to "masser" another Yid, is this not "mesirah?
And what is he afraid of? The New Charedie Party? He said that they don't pose a threat to UJT, so what is his problem.
Did Pindrus try to get funds from The Maimonides Fund and they turned him down?
After all, the fund supports "Integration of Haredim into Israeli society and
Science education in Israel"
Shas rejected remarks by United Torah Judaism MK Yitzhak Pindrus, who suggested that if his party reached a solution on the military draft bill, Shas would also join the effort.
Pindrus made the remarks in an interview with Channel 12's "Meet the Press," in which he addressed the possibility of reaching an agreement on the draft issue. Pindrus said, "I believe that if we bring forward a solution on the draft, Shas will not stand on the sidelines."
Shas responded by stressing that its decision not to negotiate with the coalition follows instructions from the Council of Torah Sages.
The party said, "As has been made clear on numerous occasions, under instructions from the Council of Torah Sages, Shas is not conducting negotiations with any party in the left-wing coalition."
Shas added a message directed at Pindrus, "Members of Knesset from other parties would do well to stop speaking on behalf of Shas."
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