Yahadut HaTorah is a political party in Israel that represents the interests of the Haredi Jewish community. Founded in 1992, it primarily focuses on issues related to religious education, social welfare, and the preservation of Jewish law in public life. The party is known for its strong advocacy for the needs of ultra-Orthodox Jews. The party is part of a broader coalition of Haredi parties and often collaborates with other religious and conservative groups in the Knesset, Israel's parliament. Its leadership is typically drawn from prominent Haredi rabbinical figures, emphasizing the importance of religious authority in its political agenda.