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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Council of Torah Sages Backs Netanyahu for Prime Minister

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Shas Spiritual Leader Backs Netanyahu-Eisenkot Rotation Deal

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Senior Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Moshe Maya supports a Netanyahu-Eisenkot unity government with a prime ministerial rotation, provided yeshiva students are exempt from military quotas. His endorsement came as Shas representatives recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government to President Isaac Herzog. The party stressed the need for political stability and protection for Torah scholars, while keeping options open for coalition building.

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  • Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Moshe Maya backs a Netanyahu-Eisenkot unity government with a rotation deal.
  • Maya's support is conditional on legislation exempting yeshiva students from military enlistment quotas.
  • Shas representatives recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to President Isaac Herzog for government formation.
  • The party called for an end to negative discourse regarding the haredi community and Torah scholars.
  • Shas emphasized the need for political stability amid Israel's challenges.
  • Eisenkot was suggested as a potential defense minister in the proposed government.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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