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Israel: Parties scramble for positions after ultra-Orthodox leave coalition
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition is undergoing a major crisis after the withdrawal of the Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism from the government this week. These parties left the coalition in protest against the government's failure to codify in law the traditional military exemption granted to the ultra-Orthodox community.
The Times of Israel on MSN2d
United Torah Judaism quits gov’t to protest new proposal on army enlistment exemptionsDegel Hatorah claims coalition 'repeatedly violated its commitments to care for the status of yeshiva students'; Edelstein said to vow he won't agree to further concessions on bill The post United ...
On Tuesday, the Agudat Yisrael Party, along with its partner Degel HaTorah – forming the United Torah Judaism alliance – also ...
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Israel’s Netanyahu under mounting political pressure after party quitsIt leaves the Israeli prime minister with a razor-thin majority in Parliament. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...
The Times of Israel on MSN2d
United Torah Judaism to leave government by day’s end unless presented with enlistment bill, party officials confirmThe post United Torah Judaism to leave government by day’s end unless presented with enlistment bill, party officials confirm appeared first on The Times of Israel.
A dispute over military conscription exemptions has caused a religious party to leave Israel's coalition government, putting ...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition government faces imminent collapse after the ultra-Orthodox Shas party announced its resignation from the government on July 16 over a dispute ...
The faction accused the prime minister of breaking his promises about the new law set to conscript yeshiva students ...
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