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Coalition Talks Advance Significantly, Bennett May Be Decisive
Negotiations between the "Change Bloc" and ultra-Orthodox parties are progressing rapidly, with a potential government formation before a conscription law is passed. Ultra-Orthodox parties are demanding a freeze on religion-and-state legislation, including issues like kashrut reform and Shabbat public transport.
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- 01Coalition talks between the "Change Bloc" and ultra-Orthodox parties are significantly advanced.
- 02Ultra-Orthodox parties demand a freeze on religion-and-state legislation.
- 03Naftali Bennett may be a decisive factor in the ongoing coalition negotiations.
- 04The "Change Bloc" is willing to form a government before passing a conscription law.
- 05Key demands include halting reforms on kashrut, conversions, and Shabbat transport.
Yamina party chairman Naftali Bennett may prove decisive in the talks, though he is not directly involved. The "Change Bloc" is reportedly willing to compromise on several election pledges to secure a coalition.
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