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Commentator Slams Potential Haredi Coalition Deal
News commentator Amit Segal fiercely criticized the "Change Bloc's" potential coalition with ultra-Orthodox parties, arguing it breaks a core election promise tied to soldiers' lives. He questioned how those who linked Haredi draft evasion to soldier deaths could now partner with these parties.
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What happened
- 01Amit Segal criticized the "Change Bloc" for potentially forming a government with Haredi parties after pledging not to.
- 02Segal argued the Haredi draft exemption issue was presented as a matter of soldiers' lives, not just politics.
- 03He warned that if a coalition forms, soldiers and their families were used as a "cynical tool."
- 04Segal called the potential broken promise the "most blatant election promise broken in generations."
- 05He criticized media figures and politicians for not expressing shock at the potential broken pledges.
Segal warned this could mean soldiers were used as a "cynical tool" and called it the most significant broken promise in generations.
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- Right2
- HarediNone
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