Netanyahu Says Draft Law Failed and Won't Return in Next Government
In a closed-door discussion, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the controversial draft law, known as the "arrests law," did not succeed and will not be part of the next government. The statement was made during a meeting involving Netanyahu, MK Moshe Gafni, and MK Yitzhak Goldknopf at the Knesset. The law, which relates to the conscription of ultra-Orthodox Jews, has been a contentious issue in Israeli politics. Netanyahu's remarks signal a shift in the government's approach to this sensitive topic ahead of upcoming political developments.
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