Israeli elections 2026: Meet the parliament—MK Moshe Abutbul

Israeli elections 2026: Meet the parliament—MK Moshe Abutbul
MK Moshe Abutbul, a Shas lawmaker and former deputy minister of agriculture and food security, discussed his party's priorities and achievements ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections. Abutbul emphasized Shas's commitment to assisting the Sephardi Haredi public and the broader Israeli population, stating, "Shas is not a niche party; it helps everyone." He highlighted his work in recruiting volunteers for farmers after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, and his efforts to reduce water costs for agriculture. Abutbul also championed the defense of traditional kosher slaughter and Shas's role in food security legislation.
- He served two terms as mayor of Beit Shemesh, overseeing significant urban development.
- Key legislative goals for Shas include resolving the issue of Haredi military enlistment, with Abutbul asserting, "Whoever studies Torah must be allowed to continue studying Torah."
- The party also aims to address the high cost of living through creative solutions and improve educational infrastructure for the growing Haredi population.
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