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Ultra-Orthodox MK Rejects Alliance With Gadi Eisenkot
Meir Porush, an ultra-Orthodox MK, has dismissed the possibility of his party joining a government led by Gadi Eisenkot, citing a lack of consultation. Eisenkot is reportedly exploring a minority government scenario with abstentions from United Torah Judaism and Ra'am.
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What happened
- 01MK Meir Porush rejected potential coalition talks with Gadi Eisenkot, citing lack of consultation.
- 02Gadi Eisenkot is exploring a minority government requiring abstentions from key parties.
- 03The proposed minority government would have 49 votes versus Netanyahu's 46.
- 04United Torah Judaism may offer Eisenkot the premiership for a conscription exemption.
- 05Porush reiterated his promise not to join a left-wing government.
This plan aims to secure 49 votes against Netanyahu's 46, potentially bypassing the Prime Minister. Meanwhile, United Torah Judaism may offer Eisenkot the premiership in exchange for a conscription exemption law.
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