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Netanyahu's Circle Sends Message to United Torah Judaism Leader

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United Torah Judaism Says Netanyahu Aide Reassured Coalition Stability

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United Torah Judaism stated that only Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's circle has contacted them regarding coalition stability. A message conveyed Netanyahu's commitment to preserving the coalition parties. The faction's chairman, Yaakov Asher, received this assurance. No further details on the messenger or potential future discussions were provided.

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  • United Torah Judaism received a message from PM Netanyahu's circle about coalition stability.
  • The message assured that Netanyahu intends to keep coalition parties together.
  • No other party leaders have contacted United Torah Judaism, according to their office.
  • The specific source of the message from Netanyahu's circle was not detailed.

The office of Yaakov Asher, chairman of the United Torah Judaism faction, clarified on Sunday that no party leaders have approached them, with the exception of a message from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's circle. The message conveyed Netanyahu's intention to maintain the coalition parties. Asher's office did not specify who delivered the message on behalf of the Prime Minister's associates, nor did they indicate whether a conversation between Asher and Netanyahu is anticipated.

The statement comes amid ongoing political maneuvering and discussions regarding the stability of the current Israeli government.

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