ביהדות התורה קיבלו הוראה מהרב לנדו: פתחו בשיחות עם גוש השינוי

This development follows reports from N12 yesterday suggesting that the ultra-Orthodox party is seeking a conscription arrangement that, while potentially difficult for them, could be offered by Gadi Eisenkot in exchange for their support. Sources within the party have emphasized that their allegiance is not solely with Netanyahu, stating, "Our fingers are not in Netanyahu's pocket." They are reportedly willing to support a "change government" from the outside, even if it means moving away from Netanyahu's bloc.

While they acknowledge that Eisenkot may not be able to deliver their ideal conscription law, they are open to a "difficult" formula, believing that behind-the-scenes dialogue could lead to a workable solution for both sides. Some within the party feel that their alliance with Netanyahu has run its course, especially given his current political standing, and that their interest lies in regaining a decisive role in the Knesset.

This statement contrasts with Asher's pre-election remarks where he focused solely on the "world of Torah" as their only bloc.