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Ongoing Story· Day 10

United Torah Judaism Open to Examining Conscription Proposal from Gadi Eisenkot

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United Torah Judaism Open to All PM Candidates Over Draft Law Solution

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United Torah Judaism is open to negotiating with any political party or prime ministerial candidate offering a legislative solution to the haredi draft issue. Avraham Justman, a party representative, stated that their coalition decision depends on legally regulating the status of Torah students. He indicated that the party is "on the shelf" and willing to consider various arrangements, noting a potential shift in the haredi community's stance on conscription.

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  • United Torah Judaism will support any candidate who provides a legislative solution to the haredi draft issue.
  • Party representative Avraham Justman stated UTJ is open to negotiating with any political party.
  • The decision on joining a coalition depends on legally regulating the status of Torah students.
  • Justman described the party's current political position as "a party on the shelf."
  • He noted a potential shift in the haredi community's willingness to consider conscription arrangements.
United Torah Judaism Open to All PM Candidates Over Draft Law Solution
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