Dov Lando

In domestic political news, MK Mosh Gafni and Rabbi Yuri Maklev, key figures within the ultra-Orthodox Dijel HaTorah party, are preparing to depart the Knesset.

Rabbi Dov Lando, the spiritual leader of the Dijel HaTorah faction of United Torah Judaism, conveyed his thanks for their years of service according to landau's office the stated reason for their departure is the need to refresh the party's presence in the knesset though rabbi landau requested that gaffney continue as the party's chairman digel hartora and specifically rabbi landau and mosh gaffney have been prominent in recent months notably in their advocacy for the basic law.

Torah Study Bill, which passed in its final reading earlier this year, the party also previously signalled a willingness to pursue the dissolution of the Knesset over the Haredi Conscription Bill.

In a letter earlier this year, Rabbi Lando expressed a loss of trust in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and stated his priority was solely for Haredi Judaism and the Yeshiva world, calling for the Knesset's dissolution.

We begin with developments in Israeli domestic politics.

Rabbi Dov Lando, the spiritual leader of the Dejel HaTorah faction within the United Torah Judaism Party, has announced that MKS Moshe Gafni and Rabbi Yuri Maklev are preparing to leave the Knesset.

According to Lando's office, the move is intended to refresh the party's presence.

Gaffney is expected to remain chairman of the faction.

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In Israeli domestic politics, Rabbi Dov Lando, spiritual leader of the Dijel HaTorah faction of the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism Party, sent letters to M.K. Mosh Gafni, the faction's Knesset leader and party member Yuri Maklev, thanking them for their years of service as they prepare to leave the Knesset, and requesting that Gafni remain the party's chairman.

Lando cited the need to refresh the party's presence in the Knesset as the reason for the departures and noted the basic law.

Torah study bill has been a focal point in recent months.

Veteran lawmakers Mosh Gafni and Yuri Maklev will not be on the party's Knesset slate for the upcoming election.

This decision, confirmed by the faction's leading rabbinic authority, Rabbi Dov Lando, is framed as a necessity to refresh the party's representation.

Gaffney, who has served in the Knesset since 1988, is expected to continue as chairman of the Dajjal Hathorah faction.

The move comes after the party's unsuccessful attempt to pass legislation exempting Haredi men from military service, and appears to stem from internal party disputes over political direction and its relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.

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In Israeli domestic politics, Rabbi Dov Lando, spiritual leader of the Dijel HaTorah faction of United Torah Judaism, sent letters to M.K. Mosh Gafni and Rabbi Yuri Maklev thanking them for their years of service as they prepare to leave the Knesset.

and he requested that gaffney remain the party's chairman as part of a party refresh landau cited the need to refresh the party's presence in the knesset and the group's focus on the basic law tore our study which passed in july by sixty three votes to fifty two in may landau had allowed his party members to work toward dissolving the knesset Separately, veteran Haredi M.K. Mosh Gaffney is to be removed as leader of UTJS Dijel Hartora faction.

Gaffney and M.K. Yuri Maklev will not run in the October 27 election, the party confirmed, with the rabbinical leader saying it is time to refresh the candidate list.