Two ultra-Orthodox parties, not previously active in the British Zionist movement, won a significant share of the seats allotted to the United Kingdom in the World Zionist Congress in Thursday's election.
Two ultra-Orthodox parties, not previously active in the British Zionist movement, won a significant share of the seats allotted to the United Kingdom in the World Zionist Congress in Thursday's election.
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