Tzachi Eliyahu, who has a tattoo of the outlawed ultranationalist Kach movement's symbol, has also posed with an IDF soldier convicted of killing a wounded Palestinian assailant and promoted an October 7 conspiracy theory

Veteran Haredi politicians are losing favor with top rabbis, shaking up party slates. Meanwhile, new parties are outflanking the establishment on its left and right. But will they really be any different?

The new Haredi Public party has appointed Dr. Nechumi Yaffe, a political psychologist and former adviser on ultra-Orthodox affairs at the National Security Council. Recent polls suggest the party is unlikely to clear the electoral threshold