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Ultra-Orthodox Party Links Government Stability to Conscription Law
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By כיכר השבת, חזקי שטרן ויוני גבאי
What happened
United Torah Judaism Chairman Yitzhak Goldknopf stated his party will not support any government without a conscription law for yeshiva students, complicating coalition formation for Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 01Ultra-Orthodox party links government support to conscription law.
- 02Party chairman rejects reports of backing a Gantz-led government.
- 03Conscription law exemptions are a core issue for the party.
- 04The declaration complicates Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition efforts.
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