<p>As part of its coalition negotiations, the United Torah Judaism (UTJ) party is working to find solutions for the Charedi community's housing crisis.</p> <p>According to haredi businessman Rabbi Zvi Rabinsky, who serves as a member of the Degel Hatorah faction's Housing Committee, all the solutions proposed thus far "put the couples in a coma": For a Charedi couple wishing to purchase an apartment at a reasonable price, there is no option other than integrating into existing Charedi communities to mixed cities in the periphery.</p> <p>"The solutions we are speaking about now are things that will be relevant in another seven years," he explained in an interview with&nbsp;<em>Kol Hai Radio</em>. "This puts people in a coma."</p> <p>"A couple getting married now is going to rent an apartment for seven or eight years. That's 400,000 shekel, about, that they are spending on rent during these years. It's simply a waste."</p>