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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

United Torah Judaism Chairman Sets Terms for Government Entry

United Torah Judaism Chairman Yaakov Asher outlined three non-negotiable conditions for joining a government: regulating the conscription law, ensuring Haredi educational autonomy, and preserving the status quo on religion and state. Asher stated the party has no prior commitments to any bloc.

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What happened

  1. 01United Torah Judaism Chairman Yaakov Asher set three conditions for joining a government.
  2. 02The conditions include regulating the conscription law and Haredi educational autonomy.
  3. 03Asher stated the party has no prior commitments to any political bloc.
  4. 04Haredi newspapers have published articles suggesting potential shifts in alliances.
  5. 05Yesh Atid Chairman Gadi Eisenkot vowed not to compromise on his principles.

The remarks follow reports of potential shifts in Haredi parties' alliances and parallel statements from Yesh Atid's chairman about not compromising principles.

Translated and summarized by baba from Mako, the latest report. Read Mako’s original

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