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Ultra-Orthodox Parties Demand Draft Exemption Law as Condition for Joining Government

Ultra-Orthodox parties are demanding a draft exemption law before joining a coalition, proposing a two-stage plan where they would support a government externally first. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly working to prevent this coalition.

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What happened

01Haredi parties demand draft exemption law as condition for joining a coalition government.
02A proposed two-stage plan involves external support before Haredi parties join the government.
03Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly working to prevent the Haredi parties from joining the coalition.
04Haredi parties are seeking legal guarantees before committing to the proposed plan.
05Efforts to form a government with Arab party support are also facing major difficulties.

Meanwhile, efforts to form a government with Arab party support are also facing significant obstacles, leaving Gadi Eisenkot's path to forming a government stalled.

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