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Ra'am Explores Cooperation with Haredi Parties for Eisenkot Government
Ra'am party leader Mansour Abbas revealed his party is considering cooperation with ultra-Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism to back an Eisenkot-led government. Abbas also mentioned prior contact from Likud before the election.
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What happened
- 01Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas is exploring cooperation with Shas and UTJ for an Eisenkot government.
- 02Abbas cited hypocrisy in Likud's pre-election coalition overtures.
- 03Yair Golan reportedly prefers a minority government without ultra-Orthodox parties.
- 04Democrats propose legislation challenging rabbinical authority and gender segregation.
- 05Ultra-Orthodox parties prioritize religious education and status quo.
- 06Shas continues to publicly support Netanyahu for prime minister.
This comes as Democrats leader Yair Golan reportedly prefers a minority government without ultra-Orthodox parties, who are focused on religious status quo issues. Shas continues to support Netanyahu.
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- Centre1
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