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Ultra-Orthodox Party May Abstain on Vote, Aiding Opposition Leader
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What happened
A key ultra-Orthodox party, Agudat Yisrael, may abstain from voting on a minority government led by Benny Gantz, potentially aiding his path to premiership. The party cited disagreements with Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc over the conscription law for yeshiva students.
- 01Ultra-Orthodox party may abstain on vote for Gantz's government.
- 02Abstention could help Gantz form a minority government.
- 03Disagreement over yeshiva student conscription law cited.
- 04Netanyahu would need more mandates to block Gantz.
- 05Party leader denies supporting any government without concessions.
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