Hatzibur HaCharedi
Taking Responsibility.
Protecting those who learn Torah full-time, advancing meaningful service for those who do not, opening paths to livelihood, providing the next generation with the necessary tools, giving every community a voice, and building one united political home for all Charedim.
Our Vision
Our Emissaries
Moti Leitner Movement Chairman · Deputy Mayor of Beit Shemesh 
Asher Fradi Public figure and social entrepreneur · Adviser to the Mayor of Petah Tikva 
Dr. Nechumi Yaffe Scholar of Charedi society · Senior Lecturer, Tel Aviv University 
Ziva Glanz CEO of the Sha’ar Group · Founder of LaShuv, a network for immigrant absorption 
Moti Rubinstein Media and strategy professional · Founder of the “Lechatchila” channel 
Rabbi Aharon Ungar Entrepreneur · Former administrative principal of the “Pninei Chein” high school 
Rabbi Yehuda Oppenheimer Former congregational rabbi · Writer, editor, and licensed tour guide 
Yonah Shlomo Kaufman Real estate and finance professional · Community activist in Beit Shemesh 
Eliyahu Goldberg Finance professional · Graduate of the Jerusalem College of Technology in business administration and finance 
Rabbi Reuven Ohana Torah scholar and Torah writer · Some twenty years in the Safed rabbinate The Interviews
All interviews →
Channel 13 News
In the “HaTzinor” studio — “The Charedi Community” and the Charedi parties
Channel 13 News
Back on “Moriah & Barko” — on the merger talks
i24NEWS
With Eliraz Sade on “Medabrim Hadashot”
Channel 12
“Five” with Rafi Reshef — “Revolt on the Charedi street”
i24NEWS
On “The Israelis” — on the violence at the induction base
Knesset Channel
With Yuval Karni
FAQs
What will happen to those who have Torah as their sole occupation?
Anyone who is genuinely committed to Torah and dedicates his life in practice to full-time study will learn with dignity, without fear of arrest or interference of any kind. This is a fundamental, non-negotiable condition for any cooperation between the movement’s representatives and the governing authorities.
How will you protect the Torah world’s independence over time?
The more financially secure, Torah-supporting families there are, the more yeshivos and kollelim can rely on traditional Jewish models of private communal support, rather than remaining dependent on external government funding. That is why the movement works to significantly raise Charedi earning capacity, enabling every household to live with dignity.
Will young men who are not learning serve in secular frameworks?
Absolutely not. A foundational condition for Charedi service in the IDF and the security services is creating conditions that allow meaningful service without compromising on a single clause of the Shulchan Aruch, and while preserving the Charedi way of life exactly as it is.
How are service tracks adapted for Charedim actually created?
Having worked in recent years on establishing service tracks adapted to the Charedi community, the representatives of the Charedi Public Party know this subject in detail, and know from extensive experience how to build these tracks in a sustainable way, as set out in the chapter.
Who will guarantee that these promises will be kept?
We are not relying here on promises from the army, but on concrete actions and on experience in the field. Every track will operate under the guidance of a rabbinic team with extensive experience in Charedi service, who have already proven their ability in this area.
Do you intend to touch the independence of Charedi education?
Quite the opposite: the movement is fully committed to preserving the independence of Charedi education and resisting improper outside interference.
Alongside that, we are looking inward honestly: our children need better-trained teachers and educators, spacious and safe buildings, and professional help for those who struggle.
What about English and mathematics for our children?
Every Charedi child is entitled to an education that provides foundational learning in the basics of core educational subjects delivered alongside and in no way contrary to Torah and yiraas shamayim. A child who receives these tools while still young is far more equipped to support his future family with dignity.
My son was pushed out of the system and no one is helping. What will you do?
The time has come to abandon patchwork fixes in favor of deep, systemic change, guided by the principle that no Jewish child should be abandoned.
The platform includes Charedi youth-advancement frameworks across the country, social mentors for identification and placement, vocational training from age fourteen, and access to matriculation and external examinations, without requiring enrollment in a particular institution.
My daughter was rejected by a seminary because of her background. Do you have a real solution?
Discrimination in admissions has no place in our community and crosses every line of bein adam l'Makom and bein adam l'chaveiro.
An institution that discriminates will immediately lose government and municipal funding, and the withheld resources will be redirected to institutions that welcome students warmly, under fair and transparent criteria.
I went out to work after years in kollel, but had no profession and no experience. What resources will there be for me?
Career-guidance centers and advanced training within Charedi communities, high-tech and other well-paying tracks fully adapted to the Charedi way of life, and a voucher reform that fully funds closing the gaps and preparatory programs, without placing the burden on the individual.
What about a woman’s livelihood, for seminary and high school graduates?
A broad range of opportunities for graduates: professional certifications such as government-recognized technical qualifications, paramedical programs, and adapted academic studies, all with government funding, separate frameworks, and comprehensive support through job placement.
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