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Coalition Pushes Controversial Bills Ahead of Election
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · Jun 16, 2026
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Israel’s coalition is advancing a series of controversial bills in the final weeks before the Knesset is dissolved for elections. The measures target ultra-Orthodox exemptions, religion, policing, the courts, the media, and an inquiry into October 7. Critics say the package weakens equality, oversight, and democratic institutions.
- 01Coalition lawmakers are fast-tracking controversial legislation before elections.
- 02Bills target draft exemptions, religion, policing, courts, media, and October 7 inquiries.
- 03Critics warn the measures deepen inequality and weaken democratic checks.
- 04Some proposals are already law or nearing final votes.
- 05The IDF says longer service is needed to address manpower shortages.
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