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Israel Faces Budget Shortfall for Haredi Sector Without Coalition Funds
Israel is facing a potential budget continuation in less than two months, threatening the Haredi sector with the loss of approximately 535 million shekels in coalition funds. This financial pressure could impact seminaries, youth groups, and educational institutions.
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- 01Israel's potential budget continuation threatens the Haredi sector with a loss of 535 million shekels.
- 02Haredi seminaries, youth organizations, and educational institutions face funding cuts.
- 03Yeshiva funding could drop to 300-700 million shekels in a continuing budget.
- 04Haredi men evading military service are subject to economic sanctions.
- 05The situation may pressure Haredi lawmakers to seek alternative government formations.
Additionally, yeshiva funding may drop significantly due to ongoing conscription issues. Haredi men evading military service are already facing economic sanctions.
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