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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.

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A key governing partner of Netanyahu is quitting, leaving him with minority in Israeli parliament
Israel PM Netanyahu’s fate in the balance as another party quits government
A key coalition partner of Netanyahu is quitting, leaving him with minority in Israeli parliament
A key governing partner of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday it is quitting the government, leaving him with a minority in parliament.

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Netanyahu in tight spot after party quits Israeli coalition
Netanyahu’s Ultra-Orthodox Allies Threaten His Coalition Government
Netanyahu in tight spot as ultra-Orthodox party quits coalition
The move by the six United Torah Judaism, or UTJ, party members leaves Netanyahu's government with just a one-seat parliamentary majority in the Knesset.

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Another key ally quits Netanyahu’s governing coalition, leaving him with a minority in parliament
Israeli ultra-Orthodox party quits Netanyahu government over conscription
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Shas bolts government over Haredi enlistment, remains part of PM’s coalition
Council of Torah Sages decries 'persecution against yeshiva students,' instructs party representatives 'to immediately resign from all positions in the government' The post Shas bolts government over Haredi enlistment,
Knesset election dynamics largely unchanged despite Shas, UTJ leaving gov't, N12 poll finds
Israel's Channel 12 conducted a poll on general election scenarios following the Sephardi-haredi Shas Party's Wednesday announcement that they are leaving the coalition.
Israel bombs Syria’s military headquarters
Israel bombed the Syrian defence ministry in Damascus as part of a wave of airstrikes aimed at forcing the military to withdraw from the south.
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Are Shas and UTJ poised to collapse Netanyahu’s government?
With both ultra-Orthodox parties apparently on the way out, the PM could soon be heading an unstable, minority government, but that does not mean elections are around the corner
Lapid after Shas's exit: 'A minority gov't cannot decide who will live and who will die'
"A minority government cannot send soldiers into battle. A minority government cannot decide who will live and who will die. A minority government cannot decide the fate of Gaza, close deals with Syria, and Saudi Arabia," he commented.
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Religious Parties Shake-Up Israeli Coalition
The ultra-Orthodox party Shas and United Torah Judaism have exited Israel's ruling coalition. The departures, attributed to disagreements over military service, pose significant challenges for the Israeli government.
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