Ultra-Orthodox Parties Shas and United Torah Judaism Sign Vote-Sharing Deal
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Ultra-Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism signed a residual votes agreement, despite disagreements on government formation. United Torah Judaism stated it's not part of the "Netanyahu bloc" but the "bloc of Torah scholars." Shas, however, affirmed its support for Benjamin Netanyahu and his government-forming efforts.
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- Shas and United Torah Judaism signed a residual votes agreement.
- The parties disagree on steps for forming the future government.
- United Torah Judaism stated it is not part of the "Netanyahu bloc."
- United Torah Judaism identifies with the "bloc of Torah scholars."
- Shas affirmed its support for Benjamin Netanyahu's government formation.
- MK Uriel Busso stated Shas supports Netanyahu's government efforts.
The ultra-Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism have signed an agreement regarding residual votes. This deal was reached despite ongoing disagreements between them concerning the formation of the next government.
Knesset Member Yitzhak Pindrus of United Torah Judaism stated in an interview that his party no longer identifies with the "Netanyahu bloc." He clarified that their allegiance is to the "bloc of Torah scholars."
In contrast, Shas maintains its support for Benjamin Netanyahu and considers itself part of his bloc. "Netanyahu is forming the government according to his understanding, and we support him," said MK Uriel Busso.
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