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Lieberman Reportedly Negotiates Ultra-Orthodox Support for Coalition
Yisrael Beiteinu leader Avigdor Lieberman has reportedly reached a preliminary deal with United Torah Judaism to secure their support for forming a government, according to Channel 13. The alleged agreement includes guarantees on draft dodger legislation and ministerial posts for the ultra-Orthodox parties.
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- 01Avigdor Lieberman reportedly reached a preliminary deal with United Torah Judaism for coalition support.
- 02The alleged deal includes guarantees on draft dodger legislation and ministerial posts.
- 03Lieberman's representatives and Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion have denied involvement in negotiations.
- 04Some ultra-Orthodox rabbis doubt the feasibility of the reported agreements.
- 05Netanyahu is reportedly attempting to prevent the deal and keep United Torah Judaism in the right-wing bloc.
Representatives for Lieberman have denied the reports, and some within the ultra-Orthodox community are skeptical. Meanwhile, Netanyahu is reportedly trying to prevent the deal and maintain the ultra-Orthodox parties' allegiance to the right-wing bloc.
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