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Yoeli Baram Analyzes Netanyahu's Strained Relations with Ultra-Orthodox Parties Amid Political Shifts

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First reported by Walla · 14 hours ago

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Yoeli Baram analyzed Netanyahu's complex relationship with ultra-Orthodox parties, noting their continued support despite lack of legislative gains but significant budget increases. He highlighted Gadi Eizenkot's efforts to form a government and predicted a new right-wing party could decide upcoming elections, rather than the ultra-Orthodox factions.

01Netanyahu mistreats ultra-Orthodox parties, yet they remain loyal to him.
02Ultra-Orthodox parties gained unprecedented funding despite no legislative wins.
03Basic Law on Torah Study hands judiciary power over defining Torah study, an ironic move.
04Gadi Eizenkot seeks to prove leadership ability by courting ultra-Orthodox leaders.
05Ultra-Orthodox unlikely to decide next elections, preparing for post-Netanyahu relevance.
06A new right-wing party is expected to be the key factor in upcoming elections.

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