The haredi United Torah Judaism party has written to the Central Election Committee on Monday asking that it ban a Kadima advertising campaign which UTJ claims is false and constitutes incitement.
The campaign posters bear the slogan “350 shekels for soldiers, 3,400 shekels for yeshiva students.”
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UTJ chairman MK Yisrael Eichler, who filed the complaint, wrote that the figure given for state funds provided to full-time yeshiva students of NIS 3,400 was “patently false,” and that the purpose of the advertisement was to “arouse hostility and confrontation with haredi Jews.”
