United Torah Judaism is currently considering whether or not to support an aggressive peace agenda, sources within the party told
The Jerusalem Post on Sunday.
The move is likely a ploy by the ultra-Orthodox party to pressure the Bayit Yehudi party and its leader Naftali Bennet into scaling back its rhetoric on the issue of haredi enlistment.
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A UTJ official told the
Post that the party was considering supporting a raft of measures such as a settlement freeze, the evacuation of unauthorized settlement outposts and the reopening of peace negotiations with the Palestinians.
