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Israel’s Shas Party quits Netanyahu’s government, remains in ruling coalition amid draft exemption crisis

On Tuesday, the Agudat Yisrael Party, along with its partner Degel HaTorah – forming the United Torah Judaism alliance – also withdrew from the government over the same issue. Their departure left the coalition with just 61 seats in the Knesset, the minimum needed to maintain power.

Daily Sabah · 1d

Netanyahu coalition fractures as Haredi party quits over draft

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Israeli ultra-Orthodox party leaves government over conscription bill

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Party leaves Netanyahu’s government

The threat to the government "looks more serious than ever," said Shuki Friedman, vice president of the Jewish People Policy Institute, a Jerusalem think tank.

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Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Party Leaves Government Over Conscription Bill

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Netanyahu’s government fractures after ultra-Orthodox pullout over conscription

The Times of Israel on MSN1d

Agudat Yisrael lawmakers submit resignations on orders of rabbinical council

The post Agudat Yisrael lawmakers submit resignations on orders of rabbinical council appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Israel National News10h

Media exposes internal haredi rift

As UTJ exits coalition, internal tensions within haredi bloc resurface as divide deepens between Gur-affiliated factions and the Shlomei Emunim alliance with Belz.

The Times of Israel on MSN1d

United Torah Judaism quits gov’t to protest new proposal on army enlistment exemptions

Haredi party's Degel Hatorah faction claims coalition 'repeatedly violated commitments to care for status of yeshiva students'; Edelstein said refusing further concessions on bill

The Blogs | The Times of Israel on MSN8h

Does Haredi leadership prefer being in the opposition?

If the draft exemption law that drew Haredi parties into government isn't happening, then politics does nothing but sully the 'authentic Jews'

Israel National News1d

Haredi officials: 'We may work to bring down the government'

Haredi leaders warn they may back efforts to topple the government unless a new conscription bill aligned with pre-war agreements is submitted, blaming MK Edelstein for breaching deals.