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Netanyahu May Lose Key Ally in Government Formation Talks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu might lose the support of the 7-seat United Torah Judaism party in upcoming government formation consultations. The party is demanding commitments on yeshiva students' status, which Netanyahu may refuse. This could leave Netanyahu with only 46 recommending mandates.
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What happened
- 01United Torah Judaism's 7 seats may not be recommended for Netanyahu in government formation talks.
- 02Netanyahu might approach presidential consultations with only 46 recommending mandates.
- 03Opposition parties are holding meetings to coordinate coalition negotiations.
- 04Final election results show the opposition bloc with 67 mandates.
- 05United Torah Judaism seeks commitments on yeshiva students' status as a condition for endorsement.
Meanwhile, opposition leaders are actively meeting to coordinate coalition talks, with final results showing them holding 67 mandates.
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