Reply To: What To Do When You Lose A Political Battle

To bentch, re your second comment: Yesh Atid and its current ally, Bayit Yehuda, won as many seats — 31– as Likud Beteinu. Your notion that only a sixth of the voters were anti-Chareidi is mistaken, if not fanciful. The initial post raises reasonable questions about what the Chareidim need to do to advance their political interests, and his/her recommendation to take a hard look at the facts is good. The US counterpart of the Canadian Conservative party – i.e., the Republicans – would be wise to follow his advice. (Fortunately for America, that won’t happen.)