This isn't an issue that should be of interest to UTJ as a party that is meant to represent the Haredi ideology. {walking out is] an act of protest, and I said there is a more important thing to do - one that nobody has yet told me I was wrong for, and that is, I am concerned that a cloud is hanging over Haredi Judaism that next they will try to shut our mouths.
-- MK Meir Porush (UTJ), explaining why he voted against the Israel Hayom law, while other Haredi MKs walked out and didnt vote
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