National Union Chairman: "A life-wishing party seeking public trust must be alert to its heart - its heads cannot close in an airtight room"

• Photos: Yehuda Peretz, Oren Ben Hakon

"A life-wishing party seeking public trust must be aware of its heart," in this way, National Union Minister Bezalel Smutrich opened his letter to the public, detailing all the possibilities for unifying the ranks and resolving the crisis in religious Zionism, and calling for a quick unity Possible.

Union proposals published in Minister Smutrich's letter have already been submitted to Rabbi Peretz in recent days, but Peretz refused. It appears that Smutrich is going public with a view to exerting pressure on the Jewish home to reunite with his party, the National Union. The goal of Smutrich's move is to sign a merger agreement between the Jewish Home and the National Union, and also to elect a chairman for a unified list.

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Smutrich in his letter: "We owe a true mind-set and correction" // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon

The chairman of the National Union explained in his letter that the heads of religious censorship cannot close in an airtight room and create a detached work arrangement for themselves from the public's psyche. Smutritz wrote the letter, alleging a buildup of spins, briefings, and rumors circulating in the name of "senior officials".

"The religious Zionist movement has been leading and pioneering for many years in all areas of the State of Israel. Its political potential is very great and its realization is necessary to continue raising its flags and enterprises and maximizing its influence in the State of Israel. This potential is far from being realized, partly because of the disgust, the very just, of the public. The political leaders, including your employees, who have so far insisted on preserving fragmented parties, waging exhausting feathers of mortal power struggles. This is how the letter says.

In a letter from the National Union Chairman, what he says is a public demand that contains three components: the first is "real unity, not riches and no promises of future merger, but a full and genuine connection", the second is "designing the leadership and the list according to his wishes Of the public, not by arranging work in confined rooms, but by genuinely listening to the public's hearts, "and the third and final" opening the door to anyone who identifies with the way and values ​​of religious Zionism and gets their sympathy. Closing technical doors, cynically exploiting business policies and mechanisms, will not be forgiven, and rightly so. "